I was so wrong.
After my last post about Carrie Prejean, I made a conscious decision to never post about her again, allowing her to fade out of the public’s consciousness, making one last stop in the first segment of VH1’s “Top 200 Unnecessary and Overblown Pseudo-Celebrity Feuds of 2009” before fading into oblivion.
But then [...]

Confession.  I have a new hobby.  I’m a troll. 
I’m friends with the National Organization of Marriage (the makers of this ad and general anti-gay rabble rousers) on Facebook,  and every time they post something, which is usually something like “call your state senator’s unpaid intern and demand they provide umbrellas to all constituents for [...]

Alternative title: Carrie Prejean makes me realize I’m completely crazy and probably a hypocrite.
This Miss California has been all up everywhere in my eyes and ears in the past two days.  Here’s twenty words about what happened if you haven’t heard: In the Miss USA pageant, Miss California was asked about gay marriage by judge [...]

Not surprisingly, it’s France’s fault.
Here’s their spokesman Drew Herdener’s official statement:
This is an embarrassing and ham-fisted cataloging error for a company that prides itself on offering complete selection.
It has been misreported that the issue was limited to Gay & Lesbian themed titles – in fact, it impacted 57,310 books in a number of broad categories [...]

 
 
Ugh, I wish I didn’t have to wake up from my Zombie Jesus Day food coma to this.  Amazon has been reclassifying nearly all gay-related material as “adult material”, meaning that these items will no longer turn up in search results, sales rankings, bestseller lists, etc.  Authors that have contacted Amazon have been getting [...]

Whew.  I’m so tired from these past 5 days of constant winning, democracy, checking, and balancing.  On Friday, Iowa’s Supreme Court  issued 69 pages of superawesomepwnáge.  In 69 pages, the three points they made were:

Gays are gay.
Post-menopausal women are allowed to get married.
The bible is not in the Constitution, strangely enough.

Gays can marry, QED.
Reading it [...]