catbountry:

rapidfireredhead:

tupacabra:

this is a real page on facebook

please go look at this and help me understand

no.

I am sorry dog but I think you look gay as hell.

Dudes.  That ape on the right?  That’s a bonobo.  I got some shit to tell you about the bonobo.

visionerror:

I’M GOING TO CHOKE LAUGHING THIS WAS ON THE “NATIONAL NEWS” PAGE???

Dude.  Dude! Sublimating it to bestiality does NOT count!

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knowhomo:

LGBTQ* Photos You May Have Missed

Washington State’s Newest Married Couples

As of Thursday, December 6, 2012, Washington state now issues equal gender identity and gender pairing marriage licenses. 

catbountry:

yellowonesdontstop:

gnomesweetgnome:

Can we tumblr bomb this shit?

I’m going to be honest. This is the most difficult online petition to sign. You have to create an account, then wait for a confirmation email and only then can you finally sign it.

But it’s a White House petition (as opposed to say, a Change.org petition) so I don’t know if that’s why it’s so difficult, or…

…if it’s because they want you to give up and say it’s not worth it.

But it is.

It really, truly is.

Please sign.

Oh man yeah creating an account on a website and waiting for an email is some difficult shit.

For fuck’s sake it takes like five goddamned minutes you drama queen come the fuck on.

If a conspiracy theory/delusion of persecution is what some folks need to get them to sign up to make my marriage legal all over the US, well, I guess I can’t complain as long as they DO sign.  Yes, They do not want you to sign a petition published on the internet for all to see.

Reasonable persons, do go sign this.

(via revcleo)

What harm would there be to his marriage if R-74 were approved? “I’m not worried about my marriage,” he said. “I’m worried what the government would do.” What would the government do—is there harm? “Unlimited harm,” he says. Can he describe any examples? “No,” he said.

Where do these ASSHOLES get so much money, and how can I get my mitts on some?  I wish to Hell I had ten large to throw around; I sure as fuck wouldn’t put it toward making others’ lives more difficult.

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julianlemont:

notgunnachangenuthin:

artistryofmale.blogspot.com

highly erotic ;)

This is like that gag from the 1960s live-action Batman where they’d tilt the camera 90 degrees to film Batman and Robin would scaling a building by hauling themselves along ropes that were parallel to the floor.

(via drtanner)

The gay rights movement has not been good about dealing with the issue of homeless gay youth, and depending on the study, somewhere between 30 and 40 percent of homeless youths identify as LGBT, reported National Public Radio, this past weekend.

Back the fuck up.  Queer kids get thrown out of their homes, and you blame the queer adults?  Scuse me, how about blaming the straight adults, starting with, yanno, the fucking useless parents?

Carl Siciliano, quoted in this article as saying “How dare we say ‘it gets better’ to the kids if we are not willing to fight to make sure they have what they need.”  This is a critique frequently levelled against the It Gets Better Project (IGBP): we’re not making it better.  I’d say it’s about 50% valid.  Remember, IGBP was founded for average adult gays to tell the younger queers that we’ve survived.  Just a message of hope, while they’re coping with the bullies; forget about the platitude-spewing celebrities.  Much as we’d like to, though, we can’t wave our fairy magic wands and make bullies go away.  Yeah, we’re trying: viz founder Dan Savage’s support of anti-bullying legislation.  But it’s not going anywhere without help, and we can’t look out for our kids if we’re attacking each other.

So,

1. Adult gays: put your money where your mouth is.  Donate or volunteer at your local queer youth shelter.
2. Adult straights: stop it with the bullying, and stuff your victim-blaming.
3. Young gays: hang tough, I dunno what else to say.

(via hobbitdragon)

catbountry:

jedgarhooverinararaskirt:

A bizarre set of German homosexual erotica (c. 1900-1949) with interracial, orgiastic, BDSM and volkisch themes named ‘Would you like to also go fuck with them?’, reprinted after the war but probably of much earlier origin and possibly used as pass-time material in concentration camps. 

/r/ Medic fappan to these.

In my mind, the Demoman is the first real, live black man that Medic has ever seen.  When he met Demo, he flashed on these comics and gave the Scot a weird look that he has never, ever been able to live down. 

inkyblacknight:

chazzam:

thenegrosophisticate:

Gay Veteran Steals the Show at Romney Endorsement Event

(via ABC News)

MANCHESTER, N.H. - Mitt Romney had an uncomfortable exchange over same-sex marriage with a gay veteran having breakfast in New Hampshire this morning.

At an event that was meant to highlight the endorsement of Romney by Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas, veteran Bob Garon of Ebson, N.H., asked the presidential candidate, who stopped by his breakfast table, whether he supports the repeal of the New Hampshire same-sex marriage law.

A Republican-controlled legislature has moved toward repealing the law, enacted in 2009 when Democrats controlled the legislature. A vote could come next month.

Romney told Garon, who was chowing down on his everyday staple of scrambled eggs and shaved ham at the restaurant Chez Vachon, that he supports a repeal of the same-sex marriage law, prompting an emotional exchange.

“I believe a marriage is between a man and a woman,” Romney said, joining Garon in the diner booth after shaking hands with several other patrons.

Garon responded, clarifying that what that meant was that if Romney is elected he would not support any legislation that would change the law so that gay servicemen would get the same benefits as heterosexual couples.

“I believe marriage is a relationship between a man and a woman,” Romney said. “We apparently disagree on that.”

“It’s good to know how you feel, that you do not believe everyone is entitled to their constitutional rights,” the 63-year-old New Hampshire resident responded.

“No, actually I think at the time the Constitution was written it was pretty clear marriage was between a man and a woman,” Romney said, just as one of his campaign aides chimed in that they had “to get going” to another Fox interview.

“Oh, I guess the question was too hot,” Garon quipped to Romney and his aide.

“No, I gave you the answer, you said you had a yes or no answer and I gave you the answer,” Romney said, turning back to face Garon.

“You did and I appreciate your answer. And I learned something, New Hampshire is right, you have to look a man in the eye to get a good answer and you know what governor?” Garon said, pausing. “Good luck. You’re going to need it.”

Romney laughed and agreed with Garon that he’d need the luck, shaking his hand before leaving. Garon then held court with the media, voicing his anger of Romney’s answer while also saying that he had “got what he asked for” when he poised the yes or no question.

Asked by reporters after Romney left why he feels so strongly about the issue, Garon grew even more passionate.

“Because I’m gay, all right?” he said. “And I happen to love a man just like you probably love your wife.”

Garon was sitting in a booth with his husband, whom he said he married in June.

“I went and fought for my country and I think my spouse should be entitled to the same [benefits as they would] if I were married to a woman,” he said. “What the hell is the difference?”

(via civillyunioned)

ALL of this.

YES.  (And look at the poor guy backing away from that creepy, homophobic Mormon Ken doll who is just oozing a smug sense of entitlement.  I wouldn’t want him sitting close to me either.  Fuck off, Mitt).

He’s got this look on his dace like Romney is some kind of oozing caterpillar creature.

I uh… I’m kind of tearing up, over here.  My home state is no place for gays, hence the way I skeddadled for Boston at 19.  I had previously pegged the gays who stayed behind as provincial cowards, wanna-be normos.  I would’ve tarred this guy with the same brush: look at him there in his ball cap and quilted plaid jacket. 

I owe him an apology, and probably all of those other small-town gays I’ve looked down on.  Calling Romney out on his draft-dodging and gay-hating, in person on national TV, is something I’m not sure I’d have the guts to do.  I’d stammer and clam up.  This guy just walks on through.  I’m gonna see if my grandmother knows Mr Garon; if she does, I’m gonna send him a Christmas card.

(via bredtosuffer)

The oddest things show up in my inbox.  

salmonking:

Tumblr all day erryday

Highly valid.  Also, makes me think of this:

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