Posted on 06/28/2009 1:58:28 PM PDT by Steelfish
Gay Pride Photos- San Francisco
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I was more concerned about the Vegan donut...thats an ABOMINATION!!!
Saw the pics. Honestly, not as bad as what I expected. I usually see what looks like an open audition for the Village People. These seem a bit more toned down.
Oh, don’t even get me started. I think a lot of gays are born that way, and I tend to be tolerant of that, but where o where does the godawful behavior come from? Even if your physical and psychological genders get crossed, why would you get out in public and act like a nut. Or even a bigger nut in private.
People’s stupidity never ceases to amaze me. I remember once seeing on TV where there like a Boy George dress up contest,or something like that, and there were all these dumb*ss mothers dragging their little boys to it, dressed up like Boy George. I wonder how many of those poor kids have gotten aids?
parsy, who figures pathologies travel in packs
Probably just showing the G-rated pics. There was a thread from last year I think on FR that had pics link from a similar Gay SM festival in SF that had atrocious perversion. One semi-nude guy peeing on another...thats all I will say because there were worse pics than that!
Nothing all that disgusting except for that vegan donut.
Looks like a fairly typical parade to me. No one seems all that outrageous.
Saw last year’s pics and almost puked. Don’t need to see this year’s.
Butt Pirate Pride!
Proud to stick your trouser snake up another guy’s pooper.
Brought to you by, appropriately, Johnson and Johnson.
A few years back my Dad and I were driving in a part of Boston that was near where he lived and near a notoriously homosexual friendly part of Boston.My attempt to find a shortcut got us lost for a few minutes and we happened upon the setup for Boston's homosexual "pride" parade.All I saw was a guy who was wearing this leather thing that only covered about 2% of his a$$...and nothing else.
I thought I was gonna puke.My Dad had poor eyesight so,I suspect,he didn't see anything because if he had he would have said something.
I would be extremely leery of any donuts that were cream filled...
In two years three quarters of these freaks will be dead.But they’ll be replaced by other freaks.
If they are so disgusting, why do you search for them and then repost them?
You really enjoy this lifestyle, don’t you.
I remember that, and went to the uncensored site to see what all the fuss was about. Ye Gods! I did a tour of duty in the Navy in the 50s in the Caribbean and thought I had seen some pretty disgusting stuff, but I never got past the third screen there. I'm not religious, but I thought that if God wanted to pull a Sodom & Gomorra II on San Francisco, I'd cheer him on. Unbelievable perversion.
Found these FlickR photos from SF ... some are gross!
Gay Pride SF June 25, 2oo9
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sangroncito/174902561/
You may be on to something. Speaking for myself, I’m not in the habit of going on message boards and posting pictures of things I find disgusting or distasteful while proclaiming my revulsion.
No!- The disgust, that is homosexual behavior and parades needs constant reminder before they creep into mainstream acceptance.
No sh*t. They're photos from a gay pride parade in San Francisco. Good grief, what were you expecting?
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