Posted on 02/13/2005 4:58:36 PM PST by nwrep
"3,000 gays pack City Hall"??? ROTFL!
..."gays pack" City Hall....maybe a better choice of words is in order here....LOL
3,000 gays packing anything is a funny headline.
Queers at it again.
........he's a JERK!
... and each other. :)
MIDI - NEVER MY LOVE (scroll down to Oldies section)
You ask me if a liberal judge will stop me loving you
Never my goat...never my goat
You ask me if I'll have to hide the things that I do to you
Never my goat...never my goat
When I watch you munching grass, I see your little ______ (fill in the blank)
And I lose...control...control
You ask me if the San Fran mayor will tell us we can't be wed
Never my goat...never my goat
You ask me if John Kerry will keep you out of my bed
Never my goat...never my goat
When I watch you munching grass, I see your little ______ (fill in the blank)
And I lose...control...control, control
Never my goat...never my goat
Never my goat...never my goat
Never my goat...never my goat
Just do this every year and keep reminding people why they voted for Bush...
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom speaks at City Hall on the first year anniversary of same sex weddings in San Francisco, California, February 12, 2005. Over 500 couples celebrated the anniversary by reuniting at City Hall with Newsom who authorized the marriage of more than 4000 same sex couples last year. (Kimberly White/Reuters) 
Gay couples gather together at City Hall on the first year anniversary of same sex weddings in San Francisco, California, February 12, 2005. Over 500 couples celebrated the anniversary by reuniting at City Hall with San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom. Newsom authorized the marriage of more than 4,000 same sex couples last year. REUTERS/Kimberly White 
Two women embrace at a gathering of gay couples at City Hall on the first year anniversary of same sex weddings in San Francisco, California, February 12, 2005. Over 500 couples celebrated the anniversary by reuniting at City Hall with San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom. Newsom authorized the marriage of more than 4,000 same sex couples last year. REUTERS/Kimberly White 
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom (L) speaks at City Hall on the first year anniversary of same sex weddings in San Francisco, California, February 12, 2005. Over 500 couples celebrated the anniversary by reuniting at City Hall with Mayor Newsom who authorized the marriage of more than 4,000 same sex couples last year. REUTERS/Kimberly White 
Two women embrace at a gathering of gay couples at City Hall on the first year anniversary of same sex weddings in San Francisco, California, February 12, 2005. Over 500 couples celebrated the anniversary by reuniting at City Hall with San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom. Newsom authorized the marriage of more than 4000 same sex couples last year. REUTERS/Kimberly White 
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom speaks at City Hall on the first year anniversary of same sex weddings in San Francisco, California, February 12, 2005. Over 500 couples celebrated the anniversary by reuniting at City Hall with Mayor Newsom who authorized the marriage of more than 4,000 same sex couples last year. REUTERS/Kimberly White 
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom stands between newlyweds Cissie Bonini, left, and Lora Pertle,at San Francisco City Hall in this Friday, Feb. 13, 2004, file photo. The mayor who allowed nearly 4,000 gay couples to tie the knot in defiance of the law is marking the anniversary by making it clear he has no intention of backing down. (AP Photo/Erin Lubin, File) 
Margot McShane, right, is shown with her partner Alexandra D'Amario, as they hold their son Luca, left, and daughter Isabella, center, in San Francisco Thursday, Feb. 3, 2005. McShane and D'Amario were the first couple to get married publicly at City Hall in San Francisco last year, when D'Amario was pregnant. Now the proud mothers of twins, they still consider Feb. 12 to be their wedding anniversary even though California Supreme Court ultimately voided their marriage. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu) The actual title is: 3,000 JAM City Hall to celebrate anniversaries and S.F.'s mayor. Either one works though. ;-)
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3,000 gays insert themselves into City Hall to celebrate anniversaries and S.F.'s mayor
3,000 gays in and out of City Hall to celebrate anniversaries and S.F.'s mayor
Oh my, I could myself into trouble here... ;^)
Reminds me of a sign I saw outside a church in Pasadena, CA this morning - a rainbow sign with the words "We support Marriage for All" in big letters. At least they're making it obvious what type church it is!
You changed the title didn't you? LOL. I like your title better... LOL.....
If you care what happens to this country, you ought to care about the unit that gives cohesion to a well-ordered society.
"Don't believe these folks who talk about tradition. They sit there and defend inequality because it's tradition," he went on. "Tradition doesn't make something right."
Pesky traditions, ah yes... 2+2=4... the clear sky is blue, not orange... As natural as the blue sky, a man and woman get married and produce children, as each of us was at one time including YOU, Mr. Newsome, and all of your misguided followers.
"Don't give up this fight. Don't feel discouraged. Don't listen to the president of the United States,"
Where will this lead?
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