Oh, those evil homosexuals!

[Svenskaflicka]

Walgreens has donated $100,000 to the 2006 Gay Games to be held in Chicago next year, stating their sponsorship is to help in preventing AIDS. It is clear that this statement is baseless since the money will be used to promote homosexuality as being a normal and natural lifestyle.

We're so lucky there are groups like Repent America that can see through the vile schemes of the evil homosexuals and warn us about the plot to turn us all gay!

 

[scriptordelecto]

We're so lucky there are groups like Repent America that can see through the vile schemes of the evil homosexuals and warn us about the plot to turn us all gay!

My God! They've saved me just in time! Bastards!

 

[fieryjen]

That's just sickening.

Good on Walgreens though. I should go buy stuff there some time.

ETA:

To see what Ford sponsored, click here.
(Warning! This scene is very offensive!)

Okay... I'm quite amused by their warning label. What a bunch of idiots.

 

[Svenskaflicka]

Personally, I just loved the story written by the old woman, in which she tells about the old times when she and her likes would barricade abortion clinics to "stop mothers from killing their babies"...

 

[sophia jane]

Am I the only one who wants to use their contact info for all their gay supporters to say thanks.

 

[JamesSD]

Every small, lunatic fringe group has a website these days.

Amusingly, according to their wikipedia entry, they view George W. Bush as too liberal.

 

[Lisa Denton]

Every small, lunatic fringe group has a website these days.

Amusingly, according to their wikipedia entry, they view George W. Bush as too liberal.

I was lookin at thier hate mongerin stuffs.

I think they was trying to set themselves apart as a "small, REALLY lunatic fringe group" when I seen this caption:

"RA reached out to non-existent atheists at this year's National Convention of American Atheists on March 25 and 26 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania."

(?)

 

[Boxlicker101]

On a positive note, I could support their attempts to impeach the judge who thinks 60 days in jail is appropriate punishment for raping children.

Everything else in their screed is either lunacy, lies or both.

 

[floweringquince]

"RA reached out to non-existent atheists at this year's National Convention of American Atheists on March 25 and 26 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania."

It's an epiphany!

Finally, an end to my decades of fruitless* spiritual questing!!

I have finally found my true home in (lack of) Faith!!!

I testify, and ye shall witness, that from this moment, I am re-born, as a Non-Existent Atheist!!!!!!

[disappears into a puff of nothingness]


(*Well, okay, there were a few fruits along the way (lots of nuts, too .

 

[Wyldfire]

That whole site was disgusting (Except for the support for the judges impeachment.

 

[pop_54]

I thought it said that scene where the two girls kiss was offensive ??? It gave me a hard-on

 

[Vermilion]

Ugh. Clicking on that link made me feel all *dirty*. People like that contaminate everything they touch.
x
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[pop_54]

Ugh. Clicking on that link made me feel all *dirty*. People like that contaminate everything they touch.
x
V

Isn't it strange though how the minorities shout the loudest and demand the most... Clicking the link actually made me laugh quite a lot

 

[Guest]

Did someone call for me?

 

[pop_54]

Did someone call for me?

No dear go back to sleep... it must have been a bad dream

Gis a squiggle you horny bird

 

[Guest]

No dear go back to sleep... it must have been a bad dream

Gis a squiggle you horny bird

oh, thank god. i hate waking up to the call from anti gay groups.

damn, i love your squiggles pops.

 

[Vermilion]

oh, thank god. i hate waking up to the call from anti gay groups.

Happens often, does it?
x
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[Guest]

Happens often, does it?
x
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usually its just the other voices in my head.

So, theres this billboard on the way to work that reads(in all caps):

"I CONSIDERED HOMOSEXUALITY"
and then under it is a website for this church who hopes to change your mind.

i wonder...did Haggard go to that site?

 

[pop_54]

usually its just the other voices in my head.

So, theres this billboard on the way to work that reads(in all caps):

"I CONSIDERED HOMOSEXUALITY"
and then under it is a website for this church who hopes to change your mind.

i wonder...did Haggard go to that site?

Our local Vicar once told me... "God saves fallen women and Homosexuals"

I replied... "Could he save me one of each for this weekend"

 

[Guest]

Our local Vicar once told me... "God saves fallen women and Homosexuals"

I replied... "Could he save me one of each for this weekend"

i would have loved to have been there to see the expression on his face.
how sweet!

 

[rgraham666]

I think they was trying to set themselves apart as a "small, REALLY lunatic fringe group"

Oh good. That'll make it easy to find them.

 

[Boxlicker101]

I was lookin at thier hate mongerin stuffs.

I think they was trying to set themselves apart as a "small, REALLY lunatic fringe group" when I seen this caption:

"RA reached out to non-existent atheists at this year's National Convention of American Atheists on March 25 and 26 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania."

(?)

It that is the case, they have succeeded, except I don't know how small they are. Although I thought they were mostly funny, there are some people unbalanced enough to believe their nonsense. Hopefully, not very many though.

I did see part of a menacing trend: Their anti-Semitism. Quite recently, this was seen to be on the same level with being anti any racial or ethnic or religious minority, but it seems to have become less unacceptable.

As I said, I would get behind their campaign to remove that asshole Judge Cashman, but I would be reluctant to associate myself with these loonies to any degree.

I also have to wonder how you reach out to non-existent people, and wny you would bother.

 

[floweringquince]

Our local Vicar once told me... "God saves fallen women and Homosexuals"

I replied... "Could he save me one of each for this weekend"

The late San Francisco Chronicle columnist Herb Caen once reported that a graffitum scrawled on a Men's Room wall somewhere claimed:

"My mother made me a homosexual."

And scrawled beneath it:

"If I buy her the yarn, will she make me one, too?"


quince

 

[matriarch]

The late San Francisco Chronicle columnist Herb Caen once reported that a graffitum scrawled on a Men's Room wall somewhere claimed:

"My mother made me a homosexual."

And scrawled beneath it:

"If I buy her the yarn, will she make me one, too?"


quince

 

[Svenskaflicka]

usually its just the other voices in my head.

So, theres this billboard on the way to work that reads(in all caps):

"I CONSIDERED HOMOSEXUALITY"
and then under it is a website for this church who hopes to change your mind.

i wonder...did Haggard go to that site?

I'm waiting for someone to add in grafitti: "GOOD FOR YOU, THEN!"

Pop, quince... You made me laugh so hard the soda came out of my nose! Ouch...