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Saturday, June 30, 2012

Strippers 'Hands Down' Say GOP 'Best Customers' At Party Conventions

 

Strippers 'Hands Down' Say GOP 'Best Customers' At Party Conventions

Heh. I mean, really, are we that surprised? The angrier a person gets, the more I wonder if they’re hiding something.

My dad’s ex-wife? Angrier than a hornets’ nest during a hurricane. The lady couldn’t walk into make flowers wilt with mere entry into a florist. In fact, I saw her smile…once.

And the more I read stuff like this? The more I keep thinking that she had something to hide. She detested my own mother, a lady who met my step father long after her divorce. But her hatred didn’t match the accused, for some reason. I mean, literally, there was talk of getting some kind of restraining order. 

So my guess is, now that I’m older and never asked questions as a twelve year old, is that my step dad left his wife because she was a bitch and was probably fucking around.

Or she was mentally unbalanced. Which also works for why people would support an organization that only seeks to elect people that give money to those who already make it and churches instead of helping others. You’d have to be crazy to join the G.O.P.

Too cute. Thought we could use the pick up this Saturday morning. Peace out and Woof on...

Bardy

Friday, June 29, 2012

Oreo Cookies' Gay Pride Backlash: 25 Companies And Products Boycotted For Supporting LGBT Rights

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Like I could ignore this? I think its AWESOME! Like I need a reason to eat more Oreos!

Oreo Cookies' Gay Pride Backlash: 25 Companies And Products Boycotted For Supporting LGBT Rights

Buy this stuff, people!

Thursday, June 28, 2012

What I have been saying…

Yesterday, a buddy of mine on Facebook asked what we thought about flag burning. I said, without fear, I don’t like it…but, well, really…is that important right now? This this image was posted…(you might have click it…) and I was vindicated. Folks. We really, really need to stop listening to politicians and the news to find out what's wrong in the world. Common sense should dictate it.

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Monday, June 25, 2012

Seeing an Obama Army in Gay Pride Legions - NYTimes.com

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Seeing an Obama Army in Gay Pride Legions - NYTimes.com

Hopefully, you’ve clicked on the article now.

It’s just, well, I don’t know how to respond to this. I can’t help thinking I’d be happier if both candidates had representation at various Pride Events all over the country. I don’t like the concept that we might be manipulated. Thoughts?

Peace and woff….

Salvation Army Media Relations Director: Gays Should Be Put to Death | Gay Blog | Gay News

I’m always not sure if I should before or after the link….so, here’s the link first, prior to my rambling…

Salvation Army Media Relations Director: Gays Should Be Put to Death | Gay Blog | Gay News

Are we really surprised? Okay, so there’s like this writers’ group here where I live. Constantly looking for a place to meet that’s open late. They finally settled on Chik-fil-a-place-that-hates. I don’t really understand how individuals don’t know about that chickenshit hole’s stance on gays and lesbians in the workplace. Actually, I disliked them prior to that. Having Jewish parents, I’m always wary of places that follow blue laws. It means that they feel Sunday is the only holy day-not Friday as it was stated in the Old Testament and followed by Jews and Muslims.

So they’re off by two days as it is.

Now there’s this. I’m still surprised that no one really knows the vitriol this organization still spews. Every holiday I have to explain again and again why I don’t donate them cash.

BTW, I’m using this happy little blog to post things I really want to post on my Facebook page. But I’ve noticed that there are certain coworkers there now, and, living in the Deep South, no matter how much they might need to be a bit more educated, perhaps I need to introduce these concepts slowly, ya know?

Woof!

Friday, June 22, 2012

Marriage in Gay and Lesbian Fiction - NYTimes.com

I thought this was an interesting post. Basically, since you probably don’t wanna waste a good chunk of your life catching up on your Sunday Times readings-that a majority to texts of gay fiction tend to be about doomed love. Think "Brokeback Mountain.”

Makes sense. If art truly reflects life, well, the authors of such books would naturally succumb to that thought process. And as much as I hate it, the fact is, tragedy is tragedy. Hasn’t anyone heard of Romeo and Juliet?

Marriage in Gay and Lesbian Fiction - NYTimes.com

However, with the change of character in our culture, the looming possibility that we can have full equality means the art of our lives will start to take a very, very different turn. Now, me? I’m one to talk. I write horror, mostly, when it comes to fiction. And when it came to any time I wrote queer fiction, the edges tended to be tragic or dark.

Something to ponder.

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I’m fine with the change, frankly, but for straights and queers…tragedy always takes the cake, doesn’t it? If it bleeds, it leads, as it were. So the more things change, I suppose, the more they stay the same.

Woof.