We seem to be on a drag-related streak here on Word of the Gay, one that's lasted almost an entire year sce our last post June of 2011. Wh the season fale of RuPl's Drag Race Season 4 (nearly) behd , we were spired by st member Sharon Needl and her boyiend Alaska (who…
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