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  1. HairySexyTroll says:

    Definitely not where this guy is.
    LOL!

  2. deadinfrance says:

    A mother’s nightmare come true…..

  3. X says:

    OK, now that’s a funny one.

  4. Ivan says:

    Marylin Monroe impression fail.

  5. Chicky says:

    Totally a pride parade… but… what IS with this freak? I’ve heard of gay people (guilty), and I’ve heard of acid users… but not gay acid users. It’s mystifying.

    • Jane St.Clair says:

      You’ve “heard” of gay people? How progressive of you.

      • Aoife says:

        Yes, but Chicky’s never seen one. At least not in person. They don’t allow them folk where he/she lives.

      • Mr.Wholesome says:

        First he (or she) gave an answer to the question “Totally a pride parade” which gives me the impression that he/she is gay and then followed “I’ve hear of gay people” with “(guilty)” which also makes me think that he/she is gay. . . Is that progressive?

  6. HellHathNoFury says:

    HEY! That was our special moment, and you said this picture would never leave our secret shoebox under the bed! Just because we had that fight…I can’t believe you’d put this on the internet.’
    *runs off flailing limbs, wearing fairy fetish costume*

  7. HellHathNoFury says:

    I see Clorox bleach is now appealing to alternative lifestyles…

  8. pittypat says:

    I’m poopin’! I’m poopin’!
    False alarm.

  9. Marshy says:

    Judging by the rainbows in the background, I’d too guess that it’s a gay pride parade. Reminds me of an anime convention I went to in November… There was this girl wearing a lacy black and purple dress and I remember thinking “She looks great in that thing!”, and then we all realized that it was a man. XD

  10. deadinfrance says:

    *sighs* His mom must be use to this kind of drama queen behavior…..

  11. Kraas says:

    Considering that my drug of choice is alcohol, it’s usually my own bed or a friend’s couch.

  12. Jane St.Clair says:

    We haven’t had a caption on this pic in forever, I love his paper snowflake tutu!

  13. The Steve says:

    The nice thing about weed is you never really have that problem!

  14. slaggingham says:

    “We deserve equal rights because we’re just like everybody else” FAIL.

    (Gays still deserve equal rights…. this kind of thing just isn’t helping the cause win credibility with white-bread straight people.)

    • pittypat says:

      Who gives a shit about what white-bread anybody thinks?

      • The majority of white breads care what white breads think. /neutral statement

        • bad fairie says:

          hey now, i’m a white bread (sometimes) straight person and i think gays should get to ‘enjoy’ the benefits of divorce just like everyone else, not to mention being able to adopt children and visit their partner in the hospital and all the other benefits that go along with being legally bound and tied to another. but then i’m just bitter that way –

          but seriously, why should straights be the only ones to support the divorce lawyers?

          • Precisely, let the two consenting adults decide if they want to get hitched. Our dissenting opinions on the matter shouldn’t be law.

            If one of my idiot relatives can marry some parasite legally, then I think two guys or gals who actually love each other and are good for each should have the same option for the marital gamble.

            Hell, with how long Lynn and I have been together, the law of the land is close to declaring us married without our consent either way, which kinda annoys me because we are making plans, just want the fundage to do them…

          • MomKat says:

            Perhaps we could go to a dual-ceremony system – everybody goes through a civil union, granting all of the legal rights, privileges, taxes, and responsibilities of marriage, and for those who wish one, a separate “church” ceremony. But the legal, civil one should be separate. Then everybody could participate, and religion could be removed from the debate.

            • What a lot of people don’t realize is that that’s kind of how it is already- It takes a bit for someone to perform a legally recognized ceremony, though what defines an “authorized person” varies from region to region.

              Actually, quite a few people whose weddings are performed in a religious environment of some form have actually gone and had all the legal rigamarole handled days, even weeks prior- making them legally married before the full-on ceremony even happens.

              • Link to an interesting Straight Dope article on ships’ captains officiating marriages.

              • MomKat says:

                This is sort of my point. Where I live, at least, one has to get a marriage license from the state (or county, or whatever) in order to make the church ceremony “legal.” I don’t see the objection to gay marriage except on the basis of religion. If, as we profess in this country, that ALL are created equal, then gay folks should have the right to marry in the eyes of the law, if not the church.

                • Thus you realize the problem. Nutjobs are fussing over something that has nothing to do with them. The church is window dressing, nothing more. However, people are believing the church is more “binding” in some way.

                  Pretty much the let’s legislate our religion nonsense.

              • bad fairie says:

                the double wedding thing is what my middle dau did – first wedding was at the court house with a jp because her fiance had to report in a couple days for training, then when that was all done, they had a public (non-church) sanctified wedding with the fancy dress and dress uniform.
                let everyone who wants one, have a marriage at the courthouse, or elsewhere with a legal type officiant (judge, jp, officer of the court, ect) and then those who have a church with rules and want to have a wedding there, do so.
                two gays getting married sure isn’t going to destroy any marriages, certianly not mine, that was done by a peroxided peice of trash that the ex called a ‘lady’…. even though she was also married when they were cheating…. but no gays were involved! (or lesbians either, lol)

                • StreetPreacher says:

                  My parent’s marriage was ruined by my mom’s drinking and my dad’s spending habits. Not because Fred and Bobby wanted to get hitched.

                  That said… Yeah, I don’t feel that religion and scripture have any place dictating who’s entitled to tax breaks, health benefits, hospital visitation, and the adoption of children any more than the state has any place dictating that a religious official “must” perform a ceremony contrary to the beliefs of their sect. Besides, why would I want a ceremony officiated by a group who ostracized me to begin with?

                  Render unto Cesar what is Cesar’s (marriage licenses and health department certificates), and render unto God what is God’s (some guy in a dress saying ‘Okay, they’re married now’), and render unto every member of the populace their right to life, liberty, equality, and the pursuit of happiness.

                  Not to mention the fact that, at an average (as of the last time I bothered looking it up, anyhow) cost of $20k for a full-on wedding, do you have any idea what a boon to the economy expanding our marriage/union laws would be? Even at a fraction of that cost. And considering that most couples wouldn’t exactly be going overseas for tailors, cakes, and flowers… At least ninety percent of that would be supporting American businesses.

                  • bad fairie says:

                    i hear the boon to the economy – i guess in states where gay marriages are legal, wedding planners all the way down to suppliers are doing better than they were before – so on that note alone i’m for it, but add in the social justice and it’s a total no brainer as far as i’m concerned. plus like i mentioned elsewhere, let the gays support divorce lawyers for a while, and adoption lawyers too for that matter.

                    • Pretty much if your marriage is ruined by what two men do hundreds of miles away, you should ask yourself why you were married in the first place? Am I right or am I right? Amen and all that.

                      And I have read about the boon which makes me happy.

        • Aoife says:

          I’m a “white-bread straight” person, and I don’t care what white-bread straight people think. The only people whose sexual orientation I care about are people I want to sleep with; otherwise, it’s none of my business.

      • slaggingham says:

        Anybody who cares if gays ever get the right to marry. With less than 10% of the population, you’re never going to get a majority any other way.

        • Charalei says:

          10%! hee… i got a bridge to sell ya. seriously. look around you. do some counting. ;)

        • Ceefax says:

          Firstly, you don’t need a majority. The people in a democracy are protected from the tyranny of the majority. Secondly, there are many people, like myself, who are in heterosexual marriages and fimrly support the right of gay couples to marry.

  15. Uncle Fester really should have done something different with his hair and I should have taken a better picture…

  16. Charlotte says:

    its a gay pride parade lol

  17. Mabelle says:

    Guys. I know this man. For the record, he is def. NOT gay.
    That is all i will say right now… because otherwise i would never stop typing. Ever.

  18. gt says:

    too bad hes not gay.
    because it would be more acceptable if he was.

    i know the man…

  19. Sinatra says:

    maynard?

  20. Brianna says:

    this is super funny!

  21. Anne says:

    Gay pride parade.


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