Annie (Monday, 3 Dec 2012) ReplyI like how this ribbon is on a blue car.
John (Monday, 3 Dec 2012)
How can you tell?
flivver (Tuesday, 4 Dec 2012)
Say, Isn't that a Ford Fucus?
Ian (Monday, 3 Dec 2012) ReplyI like how the gay marriage ribbon looks like a white AIDS ribbon.
Yo! (Monday, 3 Dec 2012)
Aids awareness ribbons are red. White is for many different things.
itchyelbow (Monday, 3 Dec 2012) Replyi and my partner had a brilliant weekend being miserable. we went out for a meal, had a few drinks, climbed a mountain, visited family, um... yup. it was awful.
besides the undeniably horrific, god-forsakenness of our lives, i can't help wondering what's so different about my life than if i had been straight :/
Well then (Monday, 3 Dec 2012)
Did you feel that breeze?
Dissent of Man (Monday, 3 Dec 2012)
Great, I guess. Are you married to your partner? Does that enhance your life very much? Marriage always meant man-woman to me. Does making me refer to you as "married", even though I think you're not, make you happier? In political & social terms, it looks like I've lost the argument. I can deal with it. I won't be bothering you. Knock yourselves out (in a nice way).
Lenartalot (Monday, 3 Dec 2012)
Missed the point and scratch yourself. :)
Libertarian (Monday, 3 Dec 2012) ReplyIgnore gay marriage.
This is funny! (Monday, 3 Dec 2012) ReplyI think this is something George Carlin once said...
E. Latella (Monday, 3 Dec 2012) ReplyI thought gays were miserable enough *without* getting married.
john (Wednesday, 5 Dec 2012) ReplyA choice to be miserable when you decide to marry, gay or not !
airmon (Friday, 21 Dec 2012) ReplyIf you don't like the idea of gay marriage, it's ok, you don't have to have one. Two men, two women, a man and a woman - it all sounds fab to me. Think in hundreds of years time people are going to look back at this era with some bemusement.