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those pictures make my underwear wet..  ;D :love: :love:

Peter Tatchell is gay !!  :faint:

Super HOT!
Thanks, leatherbear.

hot!! what's the best movie he's had?  :crazy2: :crazy2: :crazy2:

very niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!

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It's not quite photoshop quality, more like ms paint  😉

but convincing at a first glance 🙂  :thankyou:

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Sara Gilbert on her now-official status as a lesbian: 'This is a whole new world for me.'

This is no shocker, but Roseanne alum Sara Gilbert is officially a lesbian, it was revealed today at Television Critics Association summer press tour in Los Angeles. Gilbert’s sexuality was, for all intents and purposes, previously an open secret, like it is with so many other celebrities in Hollywood. (I’m not at liberty to publish names, but make a few guesses yourself — you probably won’t be wrong). In years past, publicists would ask that stories about Gilbert’s two children kindly didn’t mention her partner.

But hark! Today, Gilbert sat on a panel to talk about the new mother-rific riff on The View — called The Talk — that she’s executive producing and co-hosting with Julie Chen, Leah Remini, Holly Robinson Peete, Sharon Osbourne, and Marissa Jaret Winokur, and she mostly didn’t sidestep the subject. When asked if she thought it’d be easier to be out in a talk show forum rather than as a character on a scripted show, Gilbert said, “This is a whole new world for me,” and added later, “I’m not an expert on this, or I don’t analyze these things. I’m just sort of living my life. I plan to put my heart and soul into this show, and I plan to continue acting, and I don’t think it will be a problem.” Being out, that is. “I don’t ever really think of things as out or in,” Gilbert said today. “I just think I am who I am, and when topics come up that are appropriate, I’ll talk about them and share when it seems right.”

To that, I say: Bravo to Gilbert! It was a tad strange when, last week, CBS sent out the press release about the new talk show and mentioned the husbands of the rest of the hosts, but only mentioned Gilbert’s children. Gilbert cleared up why there was no mention of her girlfriend, Allison Adler, a television producer. That decision to omit Allison, Gilbert explained, “came from me. CBS would write whatever I wanted.” And she added: “I’ve been acting my whole life, and I’ve never really discussed my personal life. This is a talk show” — one focusing on motherhood and parenting, no less, which she does with someone else. “So obviously,” she continued, “I’m going to be discussing my life more, and I felt that the first place I wanted to do it wasn’t in a CBS press release. It just seemed impersonal, and I felt like I’d rather come in person and talk to you about all that stuff here.” Classy move, truly.

Gilbert shared her pet peeve about Allison — specifically, that she’s taller and looks better in clothes because of it. And there’s lots more to come in that regard, judging by the candid format of this new show. I’m excited to hear more about the way Sara and Allison raise their two adorable children, mostly because they seem like good ladies and great representatives of lesbian moms everywhere. Does the news that Sara is officially out as a lesbian shock you? Will the fact that Sara loves the ladies make you tune in — or tune out - The Talk ?

You'll need to read more than just that part.  Many cities were accused of committing the sins of Sodom.  The one thing you will notice is that while they are said to have committed the same sin, there is no mention of sex.

Even the use of "to know" does not mean that it was necessarily about sex.  There are 914 confirmed cases where "to know" means literally that, to know something/someone.  On the other hand there are less than 20 confirmed cases of "to know" meaning sex.

Even if we exclude the other cities that committed the same sin of inhospitality, there is no clear evidence that "to know" in the case of Sodom had anything to do with sex.  The region was war torn and some strangers suddenly appear, so the town's men wanted to know them.  Why are we supposed to automatically assume that means they wanted to fuck them?!  It would make more sense that the town's men wanted to meet them and find out who they are.  This makes even more sense when you consider that, in order to keep the men from attacking the strangers, Abraham offers up his daughters for sex if they will leave the men alone.  Now why would a man offer his daughters up for sex to a bunch of gays?!  That makes no sense.

Of the 5 cities {Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah, Zeboim and Bela—also called Zoar} that were destroyed that night, only Sodom is supposed to have been destroyed for homosexuality, yet they all committed the exact same sins.  So why hasn't any of the other cities been labelled as fag cities?!

yeah toronto!  ;D

Here's the backstory:  Earlier this week, reports surfaced that Target had donated $150,000 to the political committee MN Forward. Best Buy pitched in another $100,000.

MN Forward's mission? Elect as governor an anti-LGBT state representative with a long history of attacks on LGBT Americans. This representative's campaign even donated to a controversial "punk-rock Christian ministry" whose leader has advocated executing gays and lesbians!

After all these two companies have done to build a fair and equitable workplace, it's a slap in the face. In years past, Target and Best Buy consistently received 100 percent ratings on the Human Rights Campaign Foundation's Corporate Equality Index.

They need to make this right – by donating an equal amount to support candidates who will fight for equality. But they won't do it just because we ask. They need to see that hundreds of thousands of customers across the country are upset and disappointed.

Joe Solmonese
President - HRC

An Open Letter to Target and Best Buy
When lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender consumers — not to mention our
millions of supportive friends and family members — used to think about Target
and Best Buy, we saw two shining examples of corporations that respected the
equality and dignity of every American. As nationwide retailers, both of your brands gave
other corporations a standard to which they could aspire. In fact, your consistent ratings of
100 percent on the Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s Corporate Equality Index were a
solid signal of your commitment to a diverse workforce. As a community, we are grateful for
that commitment and we fully expect it will continue.
Now, Americans are questioning their loyalty to your brands with word of significant
contributions to the political action committee MN Forward that hopes to install one of
the most strident opponents of equality in the Minnesota Governor’s mansion. With these
contributions, you have severely damaged those carefully cultivated reputations and violated
the spirit of the gold standards bestowed on you. In fact, the long-term effects on families
that shop at Target and Best Buy throughout Minnesota and the U.S. will be devastating.
At this critical time in Minnesotans’ quest for equality, MN Forward and the candidates they are
supporting would turn Minnesota backward, away from the promise of equal opportunity
and fairness that we hold dear. No matter your motivations in making these donations, they
didn’t occur in a vacuum. Same-sex couples in your home state are denied the equality given
to other couples in marriage and many state leaders are poised to right that inequity very
soon. $250,000 in contributions to those who would stand in the way is a punch in the gut
to those of us who want to see all families treated fairly. What may have sounded like a
“good business decision” in the board room turns out to be a horribly short-sighted business
decision when millions of consumers lose respect for your companies.
With the Supreme Court’s decision in Citizens United, the landscape for political contributions
has changed in ways that no one fully appreciates yet. Your foray into this uncharted water
has proved choppy and should serve as a warning to other corporations mindful of the
perceptions of LGBT and allied consumers.
It’s time to make things right. The very least you can do to begin rebuilding
your image among fair-minded consumers is to make equivalent donations to
groups that support candidates who will put all Minnesota families first and
fulfill the promises of our highest ideals.
We’re watching and we’re waiting.

*Sign your name to this open letter to Target and Best Buy at HRC.org

somehow i doubt it.  she must have thought "Oh, that's part of growing up"… true to her double-standard gay bashing ways.

It sounds like the situation is solved.