browndevil
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Or Vegas any given night
New York Legalizes Same Sex Marriage
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moreluck
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I wasn't alive in the 20's !! Idiot!
Never been to Louisiana....too hot, too muggy, too buggy. I eliminated all those places that were that way and the ones that had snow & the only places left were west of the Mississippi for me....and even those are few & far between. NV. AZ. & CA.
I spend lots of time in Vegas. I gamble a lot, but I don't see ridiculous people (unless in a floor show). Mostly it's casual, jeans, boots.....or Harley-type dress.
Never been to Louisiana....too hot, too muggy, too buggy. I eliminated all those places that were that way and the ones that had snow & the only places left were west of the Mississippi for me....and even those are few & far between. NV. AZ. & CA.
I spend lots of time in Vegas. I gamble a lot, but I don't see ridiculous people (unless in a floor show). Mostly it's casual, jeans, boots.....or Harley-type dress.
cachsux
Wah
The Pride Parade was held in Chicago this weekend despite the attempts of some to prevent any "goings on".
http://www.suntimes.com/6185096-417...ches-on-after-tires-slashed-on-51-floats.html
moreluck
golden ticket member
I think I forgot to mention that I have as much disgust for the regular old married couple who feel they have to prove to everybody around them that they are sooooooo much in love. I don't want to see someone's tongue down somebody's throat while I'm eating dinner. Movie stars are big offenders here. I'm always saying, "For God's sake, get a room!" These are probably the people who cheat on each other or fight like cats & dogs in their homes.
Something tells me im on to something......
Peace.
Peace.
cachsux
Wah
Have you ever considered its not all the others, its you?
I think i found your new signature MO!
Buddybrown
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Your arguments are further discredited by your own lack of understanding. Please tell us how mardi gras and Vegas have anything to do with the gay rights in America and how gay people should act responsibly just like everyone else. Oh and how do you know that gay people don’t celebrate mardi gras??? OMG, pure garbage assumptions just to undermine other posters, MAN!
cachsux
Wah
I took their posts as pointing out that heterosexuals act the same way given the opportunity. They don`t sell beads at Mardi Gras by the truckload for nothing.
moreluck
golden ticket member
I think i found your new signature MO!
I'm very proud of my avatar designed by dizzee........................it's a special friend of mine. But, you could throw your ape in that flame...BBQ.monkey meat!!
DUH, the subject was changed a few posts ago, we were showing something called "on the contrary"....maybe you missed the juncture.
The claims that the "gays" are all about parading around being sexual as if STRAIGHT people dont do the same things in public, mardi gras being the largest example.
Vegas on the other hand promotes straight sexuality on the streets, in the alleys, in all advertising and in the hotels themselves. Seems like those who oppose gay rights are ok with straight people flaunting sexuality in beer commercials, cigarette ads or magazines.
Gay pride in todays america is simply put, a release to finally be accepted as americans and not freaks. We may not all agree with the practice, but if you are truly against goverment intervention in peoples lives, let us agree that we all need to get out of the lives of the gay populace.
Peace.
tourists24
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Im withholding judgement for the moment TOS... show me the bikini pic and I'll give you a verdict...lolSomething tells me im on to something......
Peace.
BABA, the house and senate are filled with LAWYERS and DOCTORS and they write plenty of laws to benefit themselves, and your worried about gay rights?
Peace.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Is this why tort reform is always put on the back burner?
Tort reform is brought up every year by the republicans, but it wont pass. It has been brought up going back to Ronald Reagan. Tort reform sounds great when the republicans pitch the idea, but when you look at whats offered as REFORM, you see the devil in the woodpile.
The republicans would like to see a CAP on awards for malpractice claims at $150K. In other cases, a CAP of $90K would be the highest amount of money a person could sue a doctor for. IN law, 44% of that 90K would go to the lawyers.
If youre injured by a doctor, and permanently injured, the max you would recieve is 150K.
How does this help the patient affected? Who would this benefit other than the doctors and insurance companies?
Believe me, if the republicans could control both houses with a majority, this will become law.
Peace.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
The proposed"cap" you are referring to is a cap on punitive damages, not on economic damages. In other words, if your doc screwed up and as a result your leg had to be amputated and you became disabled, you could still sue for lost wages and additional medical expenses, all of which might add up to millions. The intent of tort and malpractice reform is to protect doctors from ambulance-chasing attorneys and fraudlent, excessive malpractice claims....the cost of which is simply passed on to the honest consumers.
wkmac
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Babagounj
Strength through joy
where did I mention that I was " worried about gay rights "?
All I did was mention that passing this law only benefited one select group to always provide themselves with a cash cow.
This is just another fine example of where you have twisted someone else's words to provide yourself with some glorified satisfaction.
moreluck
golden ticket member
New York's Marriage Scam..........
http://townhall.com/columnists/billmurchison/2011/06/28/new_yorks_marriage_scam/page/full/
http://townhall.com/columnists/billmurchison/2011/06/28/new_yorks_marriage_scam/page/full/
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