Powered by Max Banner Ads by Mickey Weems In an ecosystem that is moving towards a major breakdown, we should all be as green as Kermit the Frog. But it’s not easy being green. Be that as it may, I want to do my part in reducing pollutants and lessen the need for fossil fuels. I also want to be lean, to get in better shape while going from Point A to Point B, and I want look good while... 

“No One Likes A Clogged Pipe” by Mario Pinardi Isn’t swallowing considered recycling? I mean, you are saving tissues and a cum rag if you swallow, and if you add some berries – you have a protein smoothie! How hip is that? While I feel that we must do as much as possible to sustain our environment, I can’t help but think most people see being environmentally friendly as a trend, or as a justification... 

Green is political… Welcome to outlook’s May edition: Green Eggs and Composting Ham. Just when you thought you made it through Earth Day and Arbor Day without having to dispose of your hazard waste responsibly, outlook comes out with our green issue to keep you in line. Inside this grassroots magazine made out of recycled paper and bio ink, you’ll find some great stories on how you can go green... 

Columbus Feeds My Oral Fixation by Mario Pinardi Who doesn’t love oral stimulation? I love to put tasty things in my mouth, whether it is a thick juicy cock or a thick juicy hot dog! I love food, and Columbus gives me a lot of food (and cock) to love. I have lived in other cities and the chow choices were plentiful, but Columbus has some of the most innovative cuisine creations that I have ever tasted.... 

Columbus, I love you girl. by Marcus Morris Change is good. I am prone to change. I am writing this article on the road. I’m sitting in a coffee shop on my way to Baltimore. I’m leaving Columbus. It’s sad, but I am happy about the future. In the course of two weeks, I have decided to put my whole life on a different path. I decided to go live in Baltimore for a few weeks to help my best friend... 

On the Right ‘Traxx’ Traxx Columbus is Just Getting Started by D.A. Steward This issue is dedicated to the people we love, but I thought I’d switch gears and talk about a place that’s started a love affair with Columbus residents all its own. Traxx Columbus has been in the city just over a year and has already made a pretty large mark. If you’re a gay person of color living south of the... 

♥ing Cbus People is Political Well, summer, er, I mean, spring is finally here! Aren’t you just ♥ing this weather? Of course me writing this a few weeks before April might have doomed us to a foot of snow, but I bet global warming has got our backs. And so, as the daffodils bloom and the town takes on the overwhelming smell of spunk from the Bradford Pear trees, outlook presents it’s second... 

Multicultural Gay Love – Teaching the World How to Make Love Work by D.A. Steward “A tiny all-white church in the rural South has voted to ban interracial couples from joining its flock, pitting members against each other in an argument over race. Members at the Gulnare Free Will Baptist Church in Kentucky voted Sunday on the resolution, which says the church ‘does not condone interracial... 

Straight Up! by Marcus Morris My closest friends are all straight, with two exceptions: 1) Morné Visagie, a friend I made in Cape Town who is gay and a brilliant, well-known South African artist; and 2) Joe Nivens, a gay bear cub, talented animator and my favorite person to stroll through the gay district in Paris with at 4a. Everyone should have a friend to navigate the winding roads of Le Marais... 

Up and cummers by Mario Pinardi I miss the days of blowing men in bar restrooms or in bar parking lots. This was the only “gay” talent I had as a youthful homo honey in the 1980s. I was not a good decorator, I did not do drag well, I did not obsess over pricey Radko Christmas ornaments, and I did not have a sense of gay activism. I was never an “up and comer,” and I never wanted to be an “up...