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Gay Sex Stopped in Subway Station Bathroom


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Jen Chung

Published Dec 8, 2005

Modified Mar 7, 2008


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Published Dec 8, 2005

Modified Mar 7, 2008


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2005_12_jaystreet.jpgHmm, this is quite a follow-up to a summer story about men cruising certain subway stations for sex: An undercover cop broke up what the Post delightedly calls a "group grope orgy" at the Jay Street-Borough Hall station in Brooklyn. The Post also enjoys mentioning that the "six men outside the men's room coming and going in two- to three-minute intervals" were doing this "right below NYC Transit headquarters." Words escape us. At least two men were charged with public lewdness and indecent exposure. Is Jay Street really "Gay" Street? When the Daily News wrote about it, the main hypothesis was that dingy Bronx stations were hotbeds for hookups. Maybe it's like we learned in our gay studies cinema class - once you look for homosexuality, you start seeing it everywhere! Hello, Time Warner Center bathrooms!

And speaking of subway bathrooms and gay - what about the Warriors?

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