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A fitting reward for his "Service to the Community" indeed.

 A blind man can see this obvious gap in the system.

Politicians….... :xpl:

A Friend told me god is love.. I am trying to believe that and forget everything else that I was taught in school. from family and so on…

This is exactly what I was trying to say to you in my previous post. Most of us go thru some struggle similar to yours before coming to terms with the reality of who we are. Religious beliefs are always the hardest part of the struggle regardless of the faith involved. I was raised in the traditional Southern USA beliefs and did struggle for some time with what I had been "Taught"
as a child in Church. Then one day it dawned on me I am not an evil person because of who I love but rather would become an evil person for denying that I was Homosexual. To deny your inner truth will only set you up for an unpleasant life. First off the lies you live and speak daily in pretending to be Heterosexual to me are much worse than being true to your self in all ways.

What matters is that we have Love in our Hearts. To hate yourself will only cause negativity in all your life. This is not what my "God" wants for my life  :hapgay:

An interesting clip from a 1928 Charlie Chaplin film, The Circus, is making the rounds on YouTube, showing what appears to be a woman talking on a mobile phone. GawkerTV slowed it down so you can get a good look at the woman, and you would be absolutely convinced she was talking on a cell phone if they had been invented back then. So, how can we explain this mysterious footage?

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The prevailing internet conspiracy theory is that the woman is a time traveler, making a call through time. I would debunk this by saying it would've been awfully hard to get reception before cell towers were ever invented, but I figure anybody who believes this woman broke the rules of spacetime to visit 1928 isn't going to be convinced by silly old historical facts. Oh, and for anyone who think it's a walkie-talkie, those weren't invented yet, either. They didn't pop up until 1937, and even then, they required a bulky backpack transceiver powered by vacuum tubes.

The best theory we've seen so far is that the woman might be fiddling with a hearing aid. The modern hearing aid was invented in the early 1900s, and, although it still had to be connected to an amplifier about the size of a deck of cards, it could be worn in the ear. Perhaps this woman is concealing the amplifier in her bulky coat.

As for who the woman is, nobody is quite sure. It's convenient that her face and form are hidden by a bulky black jacket and a large hat, making her virtually impossible to identify. If only IMDB had been around 80 years ago! What do you think is going on in this video? Post your ideas in the comments.

The only thing this bastard regrets is that he got caught displaying his prejudices in public. No doubt this man has many demons in his closet. Thank God for his stupidity in posting his hate in a public Forum.

Arkansas School Board Member Resigns After Anti-Gay Facebook Posts

Clint McCance, who came under immense fire this week for anti-gay Facebook posts, will resign from his position as vice president of the Midland School Board. He made the announcement Thursday night on CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360."
He told Cooper that he regretted his inflammatory Facebook posts in which he said he wanted gay people to die and that he enjoyed the fact that gay people "give each other AIDS and die." In the same Facebook posts, McCance, 31, used the words "queer" and "fag" and said he would disown his children if they were gay, The Advocate first reported Tuesday.
"I would never support suicide for any kids," he said. "I don't support bullying of any kids."
He extended apologies to families that have lost children in suicides related to gay bullying and said suicide is not the answer. He also denied talking to any reporters before Anderson Cooper about the matter. One local blog reported Wednesday that McCance had said the matter had been "blown out of proportion."

McCance, who lives in Pleasant Plains, Ark., 70 miles north of Little Rock, said he was unaware, like many other people in rural America, about the seriousness of teen suicides. He called his comments "over-the-top" and that he went "too far with them."
"I brought more hurt on them . . . they don't deserve that and I do feel genuinely bad for them," McCance said. He added that he had hurt people on "a broad spectrum" and called his posts "ignorant."
"I'm not a bad guy . . . not a monster," he said.
He said he was resigning "to help my school, my community."
McCance said that his core beliefs haven't changed about what he reads in the Bible but that he will change the way he acts.
"I'm reaping what I've sown," he said.

McCance has sent his wife and two daughters out of state for fear of their safety after receiving thousands of calls, hate mail and threats.

A group of gay activists from Little Rock traveled to Pleasant Plains Thursday morning. They carried signs that said "All Kids Matter" and "Resign." The group planned to return to Pleasant Plains Friday morning if McCance had not resigned. A Facebook campaign – Fire Clint McCance -- had gained more than 60,000 supporters since Tuesday night. Arkansas education officials condemned McCance's actions this week but fell short of calling for his resignation.

The Human Rights Campaign, the country's largest civil rights organization working to achieve LGBT equality, took an ad out in a local paper's Friday edition, calling for McCance's resignation. The group's president, Joe Solmones, said in a statement Thursday night after Cooper's show that McCance's decision to resign was a "step forward."

"What remains troubling is that Mr. McCance focused his regret on particular word choices not the animus behind those words," he said. "We hope he will take this time to reflect not only on the language he used but on what he can do to make the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender and questioning young people better."

Following McCance's appearance, David and Amy Truong of Houston also appeared on Cooper's show. Their 13-year-old son, Asher Brown, committed suicide in September after bullying at school. They said he told them he was gay the day he committed suicide.

David Truong said he would pray for McCance, but Amy Truong said that McCance has "given himself a taste of his own medicine."

"Don't threaten him, don't threaten his family," David Truong said. "Show him compassion."

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Not many naked pics but me thinks they are hotter for the clothes…...... Had to save some pics an jpg not png to get them to post.

Well let us hope that this will be corrected soon in the UK.

If you believe there is an outer God then know that this same God is an Inner God also. For there to be God He must be with in us as well as with out us.
You should pray and listen to that inner God and let Him speak to you. That quite and small inner voice from God will lead you in the right path. You must find your inner truth not some truth being taught to you no doubt in what they believe is the only truth.
There are many voices to lead you astray… the only voice that matters is the inner voice or your truth.
It has never failed me yet.

We are a Family here at GT.ru so if you need us do not hesitate to ask and I will try to be there for you from afar.

Peace be with you my Brother.

 Five Tops on 1 bottom…..... PARTYTIME!!!!!!

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:crazy2: I know I have a fetish for the red headed men in this world. I also know I am not alone in this fetish!! :crazy2:

I will start the thread off with the first post and hope that you guys will add any GINGERS you find worth adding to the thread. Be it 1 pic or a series just please add to the thread….......

Maybe we should make Canada's best traits a World Wide Goal. I am sure there are things that happen in Canada that are not perfect just yet but they certainly seem to have the Gay Issue well in hand.