I've always thought that the label of bisexual for people who have sex with both sexes was wrong. I've just always called them whores. :)

Said by: Got80s at October 10, 2006 07:01 AM

I'm not Bisexual, I'll just take anything human.

No, no wait.

I'm not Bisexual, I just love everybody

ok I give up I exist! Lol

Said by: Kate at October 10, 2006 07:03 AM

Fausto's Quote of the Day:
"Ok, we gotta end the show fast before the cops come busting down the door."

Said by: Jason Smith at October 10, 2006 07:20 AM

there ARE white power/KKK rappers..just in prison.

http://tinyurl.com/ldpu6

Said by: raequel at October 10, 2006 08:26 AM

Better look out everyone, cause the House of Blues is going to book them in their next season!

Said by: Fausto at October 10, 2006 09:16 AM

In reference to the "loudness" of the FOF M&G: IT'S - A - BAR!! Of course there's going to be noise and loud talking! What bar in this country IS quiet (unless it happens to be one for the deaf)? Not like you guys were at the Pantages or Shrine Auditorium and there were tickets sold.

Sal-E as Darth Maul?! I'm laughing!

Said by: Buzz at October 10, 2006 09:40 AM

I think those kids think Fausto is a Disney character especially with that blue hair! Sal-E, I hope you didn't get any green tea on your kimono. Geisha should know how to pour tea without spilling it.

Said by: Cliff Dix at October 10, 2006 12:01 PM

How I wish I could have been with all of you in WeHo! Ever since our gathering in NYC, I've been trying to show up at another meet-and-greet. Someday perhaps it will happen.

Today featured another fabulous show, Fausto. Funny to hear those stories about Japan, but I was hoping for maybe some examples of Engrish (that accent with which asians speak English which makes their l's sound like r's and vice-versa. For example, "fabulous flaming blue pal" would be pronounced "faburous framing brue par". Might that be a recurring feature on the show? The gay news from Japan, similar to the news from Europe we used to hear.

On another note, Fausto, I wanna clear up the definition of π (pi). I know that your sister is a big math geek, so I'm sure she'll appreciate the clarification for all the listeners. π is defined as the ratio of the radius of a circle to a circumference (you said diameter instead of circumference).

Have a good day. Can't wait for tomorrow's podcast.

Said by: Milton in NYC at October 10, 2006 01:23 PM

Thanks Milton! When I was listening to the show I caught my error too... (blush) where is math whiz sister Talia when you need her?

Said by: Fausto at October 10, 2006 02:43 PM

OK, Milton, now I don't feel so stupid... thanks for the clarification, because I was REALLY confused at Fausto's explanation - no wonder Sal-E didn't get it...
Fausto, last weekend I heard on Latino USA that Coco Fusco has done another 'performance'. She gathered together a few women and they voluntarily went to a torture camp to see if they could beat the torturers at their game... She probably has it up on the web.

Said by: Patricia Fernós at October 10, 2006 08:51 PM

another good show... Sal-E's personality is contagious!

i wanna hear more about the japanese experience because just love hearing about hearing about crazy japanese antics... and get it right! if there were any China chinese listeners (because there is a difference), being mistaken for Japanese is really bad... like still real bad...

where's my t-shirt dammit... stupid post.

much love
Jau!

Said by: Jau at October 10, 2006 10:11 PM

You're welcome Patricia. I'm glad I could help.

Said by: Milton in NYC at October 11, 2006 11:13 AM