Guest Bloggers
We have a bit of a problem here at Popingay: sometimes, when Kris is too lazy, tired, unimaginative, or coming down off a 6-day crystal meth binge, there is a lag in useable content. And sometimes he’s just too busy contemplating the greatness of pie. But we digress.
In these cases, we search high and low in our social network for people willing to fill in the gap and add to the multitudinous voices on the blog; people like our anonymous gay poet-in-residence (AGPIR—I’ve given him an official name). And in some even rarer cases, we find talented, interesting people willing to put their name, lives, and possible investigation by Homeland Security on the line, like our American Guest Blogger, Josh.
Check ‘em out:
Anonymous Gay Poet-In-Residence (AGPIR)
AGPIR hilariously describes gay sex, hookups, and much more in delightful verse. Never has the gay world seen such a talented bard since Shakespeare himself. One of Kris’s dear friends, AGPIR refuses to allow any revelation of his identity on penalty of death. Dark and mysterious, he probably would take you to bed though. Then kick you out immediately after without ceremony.
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Gossip Guy (Read his bio)
You know you love Gossip Guy, a Popingay Guest Blogger, and delightful blogger in his own right: Gossip Guy is your online resource for anything you want to talk about, but should expect the awful truth as a response. The purpose of Gossip Guy is to offer dating advice and advice to anonymous individuals to provide a valuable (if not sometimes comical) resource to the LGBTQ community.
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Josh (Read his bio)
Josh is a Guest Blogger on Popingay hailing from the good ol’ US of A. He regularly writes a segment called: You Can’t Do That on Television, but You Can Do It on the Internet, and frequently handles death threats from Kris, who’s neurotically paranoid of being upstaged on his own blog.
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Want to be a Guest Blogger on Popingay? Of course you do. The question is whether you have the stuff. Or the mental stability to suffer giving Kris a blowjob for a feature spot without a nervous breakdown. We won’t pay you, but will love you, and even on occasion respect that restraining order issued following continual sexual harassment (but not likely). So, what’re you waiting for? ASK!
Did that sound threatening? It should.
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