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I know it looked like I was trolling for sex, officer, but I feared for my life!

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http://pandagon.blogsome.com/2007/08/07/busted-florida-republican-state-reps-black-gay-panic-defense-on-soliciting-charge/

Pam details all the ways in which Allen’s racist paranoia and utter heterosexuality were absent until after the arrest.

This was probably the best part:

By the way, when Allen was being put in the paddy wagon, the officer said Allen asked whether “it would help” matters if he was a state legislator. The officer said, “No.”

10 thoughts on I know it looked like I was trolling for sex, officer, but I feared for my life!

  2. Nothing in that story makes any sense.
    Why would anyone be “drying his hands” in a restroom stall?
    Are gay guys that reluctant to receive a blowjob that it would take $20 to sweeten the deal?

  4. Are gay guys that reluctant to receive a blowjob that it would take $20 to sweeten the deal? – Hector B.

    Sorry for being shallow, but would you wanna receive a blow-job from Bob Allen?

    Maybe, not being gay myself, I’m missing something about male attractiveness, but Rep. Allen doesn’t look like he’s what one would call eye candy.

  5. Exactly what I thought DAS, not exactly what I would see as the ideal for heterosexual or homosexual people.

  6. not exactly what I would see as the ideal for heterosexual or homosexual people.

    lookism… the new racism?

    j/k

  8. Folks… can we just stop all this needless, divisive labeling and just agree that Bob Allen is not attractive to PEOPLE? Not heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual people. Not brown people or white people or yellow people, rich people or poor people, young people or old people, living people or dead people. He’s not someone that people want to get oral sex from. Just plain old people.

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