Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry was asked everyone's new favorite question Tuesday afternoon. It was on the wingnut Hugh Hewitt's radio programme, and in response to the question, "Would you attend a gay wedding?" Perry was all: I probably would, but I think the real issue here is that’s the ‘gotcha’ question that the left tries to get out there.
Like any respectable gay couple would invite any of these assclowns to celebrate with them. They'd probably wear brown shoes with a tux and end up in absolutely every single picture.
I don't understand people who use the Wedding Feast at Canaan as Jesus endorsing marriage. The only two lessons I got from that is (1) if possible, bag the ceremony and only attend the reception, and (2) wedding receptions should not be dry.
At my sister's gay wedding, all they did was get married...and then we had some lasagne and then cake.It was a warm and rainy day, but that's the only sense in which it was "hot."
Oddly enough, I think MA does allow that.
That's not what happened though.
Depends on the state, I'd think.
Good enough. Mind if we seat you on the 'more fabulous' side?
Take him off invite lists for straight weddings while you're at it. Santorum is the ultimate party pooper.
As a follow-up question, gentlemen, would you go to a gay bachelor party?
Ted Perry: "Go? Hell, I was the intertainment."
I will never understand why the anti-ghey cannot live by the simple concept you have so beautifully laid out, Zippy. It's depressing.
OT...but at the county fair last year they had caramel funnel cake. My knees get weak just thinking about it.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker probably was that annoying person rapping his spoon against the glass every five friggin minutes.
Name three things.
Like any respectable gay couple would invite any of these assclowns to celebrate with them. They'd probably wear brown shoes with a tux and end up in absolutely every single picture.
I don't understand people who use the Wedding Feast at Canaan as Jesus endorsing marriage. The only two lessons I got from that is (1) if possible, bag the ceremony and only attend the reception, and (2) wedding receptions should not be dry.
I saw a movie like that one time. Wait, what are we talking about?
At my sister's gay wedding, all they did was get married...and then we had some lasagne and then cake.It was a warm and rainy day, but that's the only sense in which it was "hot."
Sometimes it seems like you know me.
I want to know the whole story SO BAD.
I see what you did there!