Burt Humburg just gave me a link to this Daily Show story on gay marriage in Massachusetts. It's hilarious.
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As several of you know very well, Kate and I were married five years ago in Massachusetts, near where her family lives. Which, of course, means that our marriage was totally cheapened and rendered meaningless by today's vote against an anti-gay-marriage amendment to the state constitution.
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Okay, this is absolutely hilarious. Matt Bowman, writing on the ADF blog about the New Jersey ruling, says this:
Homosexual activists are already exploiting this holding to confuse the public and portray themselves as victims, lamenting that the court "reject[ed] gay marriage." If this is what…
Ace Pryhill has an amusing post about the recent Simpson's episode where Marge's sister marries her lesbian lover and Homer gets ordained over the internet so he can perform gay marriages. My favorite part is this wonderful quote from the endlessly ridiculous L. Brent Bozell:
L. Brent Bozell,…
My buddy Burt Humburg is featured in a story in the York Daily Record, which has been doing a great job of covering the Dover situation as it has developed over the last year and a half. I met Burt at a conference at Berkeley in 2003 and he was a riot. On leave from his medical residency at the…
We ought to take that guy's response - That's so stupid I'm not even going to answer it - and throw it in the face of everyone (like him) who announces portentiously that "marriage is threatened."
This is what it's like in Massachusetts now:
http://www.theonion.com/content/node/30475
"Why take time to do the research when saying it is so much faster?"
LOL! Perfect.
I live in Massachusetts, right by all those locales they used for the hysterical Homometers segment. The only significant change wrought by the legalization of gay marriage here is that we've been hearing a lot less from the religious nutjobs who object to it. They seem to have moved on to places where can successfully screw up individual liberty; this isn't one of them.