For all my readers in the UK, the BBC is holding a consultation about its portrayal of LGB people across its range of programmes.

It is a survey which asks your opinions on how we are represented, what they can do better and what they should do more of. If you want your opinion to be heard and possibly effect the future policy of the BBC then please participate. The link you need is below. At the end of the article is a link to the survey.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/aboutthebbc/2010/01/portraying-the-lgb-community-o.shtml

When I get hard it just bursts through. I can’t help it as it’s so big.

I shaved it off so you can’t tell if I’m a natural blond.

Tatooed hunk Damian fucks the cute blond Tori and covers him in cum.

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I feel so horny.

I never wank on the furniture in case it stains.

Such a disappointment. They made a good effort to fight back but in the end England were just more organised and disciplined.

I may be cheering on the Welsh in this afternoon’s Six Nations match between Wales and England, but I’ll be keeping an eye on the England Centre, Matthew Tait. And today is his birthday! Below is a brief profile taken from scrum.com. I wish you well, but not too well as Wales is going to win!

Tait made his Test debut against Wales in Cardiff in February 2005 on the eve of his 19th birthday when he was a surprise selection by coach Andy Robinson for the Six Nations Championship opener.

It was a match to forget for the youngster as he struggled to impose himself in defence and attack and he was the recipient of a number of big tackles from Wales centre Gavin Henson before eventually being replaced.

He was the second-youngest player to have played for England since World War II, with only his Newcastle team-mate Jonny Wilkinson having played at a younger age. However, Tait had to wait another 16 months before adding to his caps, on the 2006 tour to Australia.

He has played at centre, wing and fullback and in October 2007 he became England’s youngest Rugby World Cup final player, at 21 years and 256 days, when he started against South Africa.

A replacement for the opening two matches against USA and South Africa, he made the No.13 shirt his own and almost scored the try of the tournament in the final but for a tackle from the Springboks’ Victor Matfield.

He was overlooked for the opening 2008 Six Nations match against Wales, before being reinstated in the match day 22 when Mike Tindall was forced to miss the rest of the tournament after damaging his liver. He spent much of 2008 on the bench, including coming on and scoring a try against Ireland to secure a second place finish in the Championship.

Tait, who joined Sale Sharks at the start of the 2008-09 season, played fullback in England’s second Test against New Zealand in Christchurch in June but did not figure in the autumn international series after suffering a hamstring injury.

He came to prominence after playing for England 16 and 18 Group, and joined Newcastle Falcons in 2003. He marked his Premiership debut against London Irish in May 2004 at the age of 18 years 86 days by scoring a try with his first touch of the ball.

Just hold on a minute while I take my clothes off too.

Now you’ve seen it, I bet you want it.