It is "Banned Books Week," which for the uninitiated is a transparently lame code name for the annual barrage of homosexual propaganda orchestrated by the secret cabal of American librarians for the purposes of introducing unsuspecting third graders into the "gay lifestyle" of literacy and free speech.
Both Butch Haggart of the I Hate Gays Educational Foundation and Phyllis Fatlie of the Gun Down Fags Symposium agree that this is just a smoke screen for homosexuality.
I have some doubts about the power of a children's book to determine a child's sexual orientation. But those penguins are extremely attractive.
<i>Linda Harvey of MissionAmerica.org, who monitors homosexual activism aimed at the youth culture...</i>
linda honey, you should get a real job. just b/c you monitor it, that doesn&#039;t mean you&#039;re any less of a beard for your so straight republican husband.
I see their &quot;you&#039;re using kids to promote a political agenda&quot; and raise them a &quot;you&#039;re using kids to promote a religious agenda.&quot;
<i>Huckleberry Finn</i> = a gay travelogue through the Antebellum South <i>Of Mice and Men </i>= story of how a normal gay treats a special needs gay <i>To Kill a Mockingbird </i>= novel of how a gay negro ravaged a white woman
Gay penguin couples tend to be wealthier than typical &quot;families&quot; (ha ha). Because they&#039;re DINKs! (Dual income, no kids.) Despite that job-creator level of income, the Repubicans don&#039;t want to give those couples the married-filing-jointly discount. Repubicans must loooovvvveee higher taxes.
Both Butch Haggart of the I Hate Gays Educational Foundation and Phyllis Fatlie of the Gun Down Fags Symposium agree that this is just a smoke screen for homosexuality.
Buy her a drink, for starters.
I have some doubts about the power of a children&#039;s book to determine a child&#039;s sexual orientation. But those penguins are extremely attractive.
Conservatives want more freedom until someone uses that freedom to do something they don&#039;t like...such as reading a book about gay penguins.
<i>Linda Harvey of MissionAmerica.org, who monitors homosexual activism aimed at the youth culture...</i>
linda honey, you should get a real job. just b/c you monitor it, that doesn&#039;t mean you&#039;re any less of a beard for your so straight republican husband.
I see their &quot;you&#039;re using kids to promote a political agenda&quot; and raise them a &quot;you&#039;re using kids to promote a religious agenda.&quot;
J.K. Rowling?
But at least Heather can have as many mommies as she wants, judging by the current list.
No, it&#039;s just ice cream.
<i>Huckleberry Finn</i> = a gay travelogue through the Antebellum South <i>Of Mice and Men </i>= story of how a normal gay treats a special needs gay <i>To Kill a Mockingbird </i>= novel of how a gay negro ravaged a white woman
Famous banned gay books.
Gay penguin couples tend to be wealthier than typical &quot;families&quot; (ha ha). Because they&#039;re DINKs! (Dual income, no kids.) Despite that job-creator level of income, the Repubicans don&#039;t want to give those couples the married-filing-jointly discount. Repubicans must loooovvvveee higher taxes.
Remember, penguins are people, my friend.
How did a banana get far enough down your throat to come back out your nose? OH WAIT. I just figured it out.
Bristol has no mommy, so it averages out.