LOL! Perfect script! Ive also seen that the area of Chicago he was in is known as boys town.
The name rings a bell but the messenger never delivered.
“The first officially recognized gay village in the United States, Boystown in Chicago, Illinois is the commonly accepted nickname for the eclectic East Lakeview neighborhood that is home to Chicago’s visible and active gay and lesbian community.
Boystown Chicago is situated just southeast of Wrigleyville in Lakeview. The area is bordered by Lake Michigan on the east and Clark Street on the west, Irving Park Road to the north and Diversey Avenue to the south.
The two main (north-south) avenues of Halsted St. and Broadway dominate the heart of this commercial district. Broadway primarily offers a variety of themed shops and restaurants stretching throughout the neighborhood while Halsted caters to a lively nightlife with more than 30 different gay and lesbian bars, nightclubs and restaurants.
Immerse yourself in Boystown Chicago!”
http://chicago.gopride.com/travel/neighborhood.cfm
I’ve got a thing to say. Nothing to do with your post Enigo54, but thanks for the use. Pastor Adrian Rogers (deceased) had an analogy about the Truth and how it can set you free.
He talked about how, back in the day, a circus elephant could be seen chained, by his back leg to a stake set in the ground less than 3 inches in depth. The elephant would stretch and move his leg side to side, but would never move past the point that the pressure would remove the stake and set him free.
It seems while the elephant was young, the stake was set in the ground very deep..the young elephant would do all he could to escape, struggle as he may, the chain on his back leg held fast. The stake could not be pulled from the ground. His truth became there was no use to struggle, the stake would not be removed.
Because of this false truth, the elephant could be contained with a small stake set in loose sand, and he would not attempt to escape.
The truth would have set him free.