What, no thread about how frickin' UTAH now has legal gay marriage?

[Boris Godunov]

I mean... Oregon doesn't even have it yet (although we will after next November).

http://news.yahoo.com/gay-couples-wed-utah-judge-overturns-ban-001651193.html

Utah. Before Oregon, Colorado, Nevada, Wisconsin, Michigan, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia... Utah.

[Al B. Sure!]

I'm tired of Ben threads

[MrFun]

[MrFun]

http://apolyton.net/showthread.php/204770-Mr-Fun-Winning%21

[Guynemer]

I mean... Oregon doesn't even have it yet (although we will after next November).

http://news.yahoo.com/gay-couples-wed-utah-judge-overturns-ban-001651193.html

Utah. Before Oregon, Colorado, Nevada, Wisconsin, Michigan, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia... Utah.

That gif is amazing.

[Tuberski]

That gif is amazing.

No, it's Fabulous!

ACK!

[Tuberski]

nm



ACK!

[DirtyMartini]

FLDS voters in Utah have a vested interest in advocating for "unconventional" marriage in all forms. Politics makes strange bedfellows I guess.

[DinoDoc]

This wasn't a voter initiative, DM.

[DirtyMartini]

Sorry didn't read the link. How about --

FLDS influenced political machine and/or judicial apparatus in Utah has a vested interest, yadda, yadda, see above.

[DirtyMartini]

I mostly want it to apply so my "politics/bedfellows" pun still works.

[molly bloom]

That gif is amazing.

It's the gif that keeps on gif-ing.

[Elok]

As the husband of a migraine sufferer, I can't drum up much enthusiasm for things that flash and strobe, sadly. Anyway, when something happens for the eighth straight time (or however many states have done this now), I imagine it loses some of its luster, even if you are heavily emotionally invested in the issue. Unless, of course, you happen to be gay and live in Utah...

[Dinner]

I have been enjoying the delicious tears of the bigots as they cry claiming the court has some how over stepped its power by enforcing the constitution.

[Boris Godunov]

As the husband of a migraine sufferer, I can't drum up much enthusiasm for things that flash and strobe, sadly. Anyway, when something happens for the eighth straight time (or however many states have done this now), I imagine it loses some of its luster, even if you are heavily emotionally invested in the issue. Unless, of course, you happen to be gay and live in Utah...

Come on, there's a pretty big difference between it happening in places like Maine, Rhode Island, California and Utah.