Across US, Big Rallies for Same-Sex Marriage In one of the nation’s largest displays of support for gay rights, tens of thousands of people in cities across the country turned out in support of same-sex marriage on Saturday, lending their voices to an issue that many gay men and lesbians consider a critical step to full equality. The demonstrations — from a sun-splashed throng in San Francisco to a chilly crowd in Minneapolis — came 11 days after California voters narrowly passed a ballot measure, Proposition 8, that outlawed previously legal same-sex ceremonies in the state. 11 Comments
There just aren't enough translators in this world to go around — and thank goodness for that, because these bizarre foreign interpretations are an endless source of WTF and LOL. So spritz on some anus perfume and check out some of my favorite incomprehensible signs.
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Almost everything about animals is cute, but a special place in the pantheon of cute belongs to their tongues. So without further ado, a silly walk through cute pics of animals with their tongues out! (I know, it's serious high-brow stuff, people!)
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I always loved this little loud-mouthed chicken hawk, Henery Hawk. (Yes, that's how it's spelled.) No one would let him catch a chicken, but he was totally determined. With his New Yawk accent ("I'm gonna get my fuyst chicken today, and dat's dat!") and punkass ways, he always won over peeps like Foghorn Leghorn ("I say, my boy, I say. . ."), who dismissed him for his size. Man, these were violent, though! Everyone's gettin' brained by that little guy!
I dated a man about a year and a half ago who was perfect on paper. We had a wonderful time whenever he was in town — it was a long-distance relationship and he had business where I live. He's 15 years my senior, but I enjoyed his sophistication and maturity. After his business here was over, I planned a trip to see him. Leading up to my visit, things were fine until literally, the day I left to see him. He was stressed with new work projects and my visit was simply terrible. Though there were some memorable dinners and such, it was all in all not what I anticipated. I ended up spending my last day with an old friend and she was the one to take me to the airport. We haven't spoken or contacted each other since then (18 months ago). However, I had a vivid dream about him the other night and decided to email him to say hi. He emailed back saying he's wanted to get in touch but didn't know how I'd react.
I've been in a relationship with a wonderful man for a year now. He treats me the way I wish the previous guy had, but lacks other qualities I desire. I can't stop thinking of this previous guy and wondering if I should just pick up the phone to see if we could make it work. I know he's still a workaholic and will never love me the way my current boyfriend does, but I still feel torn. Should I give it a try? If not, how do I get him out of my head?
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"Thirty-three years after I took the oath as a second lieutenant, I have to tell you this is not exactly how I envisioned my life unfolding. Even as a young kid, all I ever wanted to do was teach physical education and raise a family. It was clear to me that my Army experience was just going to be a two-year detour en route to my fitness profession. So when asked, 'Ann, did you ever think you were going to be a general officer, to say nothing about a four-star?' I say, 'Not in my wildest dreams.'"
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