[mountaineer]

So what do the mayor and the gay couple talk about in the 3,000-square-foot love nest? "I taught him a lot of expressionism," Howard told New York Times reporter Frank Rich. "He didn't know what a Friend of Dorothy was."

Added Mark, "I told him I met Vladimir Horowitz in a gay bar."

When Howard complained to Rudy about Mark's fetish for pillows, showing him the twenty pillows on their bed, the mayor advised him to cool it: "You can't get upset about things like that. You have trouble with pillows - just imagine what I'm going through each day. You're so lucky to have someone like Mark," he added. In a touching gesture, he walked arm-in-arm with Howard in June during part of the gay parade.

More than you wanted to know, no matter how "touching" you may have found it!

[Paul Atreides]

It is pathetic to think what the NYT thinks is "fit to print". It's interesting that, if this was an article about the home life of W and Laura, it would be widely ridiculed by the media elites; yet, when it is about the First Grifters or crap like this, it is fit to print.