I can't quit you.

Jane says, "why don't you just quit your blog?"
Well, Jane, that would be too easy, wouldn't it?
Here. Here is another blog update. Funny links and videos. Come on...you love it.

Bible-based Marriage. Take notes, this is history lesson, ya'll:


Is this story for real? Buck up, ol' lady. Drink some milk, stop sobbing.

BRANGIE IS DEAD???

I love some of the comments on this story: "Another individual obsessed with Teh Gay." "Marcarvage is a big closet case. It's been said he goes to more gay events than any gay man." ha ha.

and last but not least, Puddin's kin has been located, and his name is Elvis.


How was that Jane? Good enough?
bye.

everyone in the world, please watch this.

Keith Olbermann.

i will not be saying anything here that you didn't already know

My thoughts today:

1. I could care less if one of my work's clients "lost sleep" last night about copy in an ad. I am insulted that anyone would even say that to me today. Otherwise, my coworkers have been awesome today, and i thank them for being sensitive and supportive.

2. It should be illegal for other states to send money for propositions being voted on in our state.

3. The Mormon Church bought votes plain and simple. The Mormon Church is vile. So is the Catholic Church (sorry mom) and the KKKnights of Columbus. Vile, angry, ugly people. I'm sorry you don't have the guts to live a better life. When you meet your God, he may have some news for you.

4. It all starts with people being in the closet. and then families don't think of it is a personal issue. they have no FACE to put with the word GAY. so, they have frightening thoughts about GAY people because they don't realize that gay people are just like them. so, these people voting yes...they have no idea that there are gay people in their families, or as friends, and can't fathom what it means or doesn't mean. so, it is a foreign concept and they don't equate voting YES with AFFECTING good people like you and me. But of course, people don't come out, because all they hear about is how freaky and wrong it is to be gay. IT'S A SOCIAL ILL and a vicious cycle.

5. We should stop paying taxes. Seems like our money is different and not quite as good as straight people's money, and therefore, we should keep it all to our gay selves. Maybe we could go in together and buy tons of gay things with the money, like rainbow colored cruise ships, herds of unicorns, mountains of butt plugs, or majority stock in G-Star or American Apparel.


This is from my list serv at work, written by Jim Hunger. He has some great points:

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It seems to me that there are a number of issues that became apparent
during this struggle and ought to be addressed:

---It's way too easy to change the California constitution, and it's
outrageous that civil rights can be dictated by a mere majority. There
should be some effort to change the rules to something like 2/3 or 3/4
majority required for a constitutional amendment (usually the rule in other
states), or a constitutional convention. And would it be possible to frame
a new amendment stating that basic civil rights are not subject to the
whim/prejudices of a mere majority of the voting public.

---We need stronger laws against outright lying and deception for political
gain. Granted, some of these instances can be rationalized in a variety of
ways, but Yes on 8 was guilty of outright lies that they continued to
disseminate even after they were exposed. There should be legal means not
only to stop this kind of behavior immediately, but to harshly penalize the
perpetrators, including fines and jail time.

---During the fiasco of Pepperdine Law schmuck Richard Peterson
broadcasting lies for Yes on 8, I complained to the California Fair
Political Practices Commission, and they responded that they saw no grounds
for proceeding against Peterson. That he could get away with this with
impunity, and that a board that is supposed to be addressing this kind of
egregious behavior either sees nothing wrong with this or has no legal
means to deal with it, is simply unacceptable.

----There should be strict laws against churches, and nonprofit arms of
churches (such as Knight of Columbus) from getting involved in the
political arena. Crossing state lines to do this should be a much more
serious offense. Religious organizations that commit these offenses should
lose their tax exemption, and it should be difficult for them to get it
back. Churches should also only get a tax exemption on the meeting space
where they hold their gatherings. All other holdings should be taxed just
like anyone else would be. We are, after all, supposed to be a secular
society, and that principle has been thoroughly trampled upon in recent
years.

***
So, 53% of our state let religion, ignorance, hate, or internalized homophobia get in their way of voting on a LAW that takes away people's right. Okay. But, don't expect the gays to go away. We're pissed, and honey, when you've pissed off the gays, you aren't just going to get a fuck*d up haircut or flowers that are a day old....you're gonna get a lot more. What happens when you kick a puppy one too many times? Try it and see.

i feel sorry for these people.

angry. bitter. trying to make themselves feel better by trying to withhold rights for others. truly pitiful.





and, uh, Ginger, honey. it's pretty obvious what your inner demon is all about. And, for the woman with the CHANGE shirt...isn't it ironic? don't you think?

Hello. I am an adult. Nice to meet you.

Sometimes I just have to wonder...what exactly is going through a person's head when they stew in their thoughts about keeping "them gays" from getting married. Yeah, I know....stuff like, "god blah blah blah" "sacred blah blah blah" "marriage is for procreation because the earth needs more rednecks blah blah blah"

{seizure}

But, as an adult person who: has a job, pays taxes, volunteers, stops at stop signs, signals when turning, congratulates straight people when they want to celebrate their love, and stops when old (and even young) people are in the crosswalk, i have to say, I'm so tired of the ignorance and discrimination I am about THIS CLOSE to having a hissy fit. I mean it. I will scream. And stomp my feet.

WHew, okay. I just ate some mac and cheese, and watched this video, so i'm feeling a little bit better.

Anyway, my friend Lony is getting this shirt made. You better believe I've placed my order.


happy friday afternoon. wheee!!!!

Anti-Hero

Okay, I watched 30 seconds of the Republican Convention (then i threw up and had a seizure and my brain bled) and heard this from John McCain, speaking to Americans who want a better country: "Defend the rights of the oppressed."

hahahaahahahahahahah
hahahahahaahahahah
hahahahahaahah

is he f*kking kidding!!? everyone knows this is a joke right.

uh, here's his stance on gay issues:

Employment Non-Discrimination::
John McCain does not support a federal non-discrimination law that would outlaw job discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

Hate Crimes:
John McCain did not support the Local Law Enforcement Act of 2005.

Same-Sex Marriage:
John McCain does not support same-sex marriage. From his website, " The family represents the foundation of Western Civilization and civil society and John McCain believes the institution of marriage is a union between one man and one woman. It is only this definition that sufficiently recognizes the vital and unique role played by mothers and fathers in the raising of children, and the role of the family in shaping, stabilizing, and strengthening communities and our nation."

Gay and Lesbian Adoption:
John McCain's has stated that is is against gay and lesbian couples adopting children.

Don't Ask, Don't Tell:
John McCain does not support gays and lesbians serving in the military.


i only have one thing to say. okay two.
1, i'm not watching any more political anything cause my blood pressure goes up.
and 2.