Originally Posted By Sara Tonin Thanks Josh...now people are avoiding Disneyland just to not have to encounter you!
Originally Posted By BlueDevilSF Eh, I doubt he'd condescend to enter the park when I am usually there: the first weekend of October. All those dirty hommasekshuls, ya know, spreading their filth all over Walt's place...
Originally Posted By Ursula Funny there, blue devil. I'm wearing my red Mickey shirt now. Coincidence? I think not.
Originally Posted By BlueDevilSF Gonna be there for this year's? I'm tentatively planning on it myself.
Originally Posted By Ursula Oddly enough, I never plan on it, but I've ended up going that weekend a lot over the years! (Then again, I live 53 minutes from Disneyland without traffic, so I'm there a lot, too.)
Originally Posted By BlueDevilSF Well, it will be three years since I went, so I'd really like to get there this year. I have to fulfill a childhood dream (i.e., riding the subs).
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin <<(Then again, I live 53 minutes from Disneyland without traffic, so I'm there a lot, too.)>> Got that timeing down to the minute... God help the guy going 55 in front of Ursula!
Originally Posted By ecdc Some of us have compared gay marriage to polygamy as a way to point out the sheer hypocrisy of Mormon opposition to gay marriage. I mean, here's an organization who's prophet was forced to testify in front of Congress in 1904 and admit he'd never had a revelation from God, all over polygamy. Here's an organization whose leaders flew the American flag at half-mast on the 4th of July just to infuriate the federal government over anti-polygamy legislation. Here's a church whose leaders hid under floorboards and fled the law to become fugitives - all in support of an alternative form of marriage. It's just such an easy target. But of course, Dabob2 is right. There are key differences here. Of course, I would argue that all of marriage is a "social arrangement." I don't care if polygamy is legal or not. But the truth is, if you're going to let two adults of the opposite sex marry, then you need to provide equal protection and provide that to two adults of the same sex. Whether you extend that to multiple partners is a different question altogether.
