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The Bugblog: Hateful Bigots Think Gay Children Will Destroy The Boy Scouts

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Governor of Texas and failed GOP 2012 Presidential candidate Rick Perry took to Twitter this morning to pray to the Lord Almighty that the Boy Scouts of America uphold the teachings of Jesus and discriminate against those filthy, filthy gays.

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Rick Perry got his…

Speaking as a former Eagle Scout who had a gay uncle that was in the boy scouts, I laugh, for many reasons.

To add to this, my sister-in-law tells me that Rick Perry was in the scouts himself, so I can see why he’s so “offended”. Though I bet five bucks at least one member of his troop was in the closet.

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mew-squared:

  • In 2009, a man married a video game character
  • In 2007, a woman married the Eiffel Tower
  • In 2008, a man married a life-sized doll
  • Also in 2009, a woman married a roller coaster
  • And in 2005, a woman married a dolphin

please explain to me why people still say that gays shouldnt be able to be married to preserve the sanctity of marraige

I think the roller coaster one actually happened at Knoebel’s, which is about an hour away from me.

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shitloadsofwrestling: “My favorite wrestler is getting BURIED!” Just so everyone knows, in the wrestling business, the word “buried” means to put something away to be forgotten forever. Chris Benoit has been buried. “That Jackie Gayda match” has been buried. The “Sin Cara penis shirt” was buried. But, for the sake of this post, let’s use the word “buried” as the IWC likes to use it. Lately, people have been complaining that Antonio Cesaro was buried. Before that, it was Dolph Ziggler who’s been getting buried. Prior to that, it was Daniel Bryan. Currently, Daniel Bryan is one of the WWE’s top superstars, who spent most of 2011 being “buried” only to bring himself up to winning the World Heavyweight Championship and up until recently, one half of the Tag Team Champions with Kane. In 2012 and the earlier part of 2013, Dolph Ziggler was “buried”, having the Money In The Bank briefcase but seemingly never racking up a win, and if so, by some odd chance or by interference. That same Dolph Ziggler went on to defeat John Cena, the face of the WWE, in a ladder match no less, in the main event of TLC, to go on to cash in that Money In The Bank briefcase to win the World Heavyweight Championship, which he currently holds. Do you know who else was buried? Triple H. Following “the Curtain Call” in 1996, Triple H was the guy who was punished for the incident. Despite the fact that Shawn Michaels was also involved, he was the champ, and at the time, he was one of McMahon’s boys so he was safe. Triple H, however, spent the next year of his career losing several shitty matches and even suffering a defeat to The Ultimate Warrior in a squash match at WrestleMania (yes, 1:45). A great technical wrestler losing a squash match at WrestleMania to a supercharged muscular wrestler? Sound familiar? Just keep in mind that the great wrestlers who the fans all appreciate won’t be “buried” forever. They’re just not the biggest part of the show right now. Sure, they deserve to be; I’m not disputing that at all. My problem lies in this idea that every wrestler deserves to be “THE GUY” because they can do one thing that John Cena can’t. Every wrestler has to earn their stripes in the company, no matter who they were in the last one. I think Goldberg is the only guy who debuted and went straight to the top, but WCW wasn’t ROH. Hell, I knew Dolph Ziggler was a talented wrestler in 2006 when he was in the Spirit Squad, but it took him 7 years to go from that to being the World Heavyweight Champion. If I can wait, you can wait. It’ll happen… you just have to be patient.

shitloadsofwrestling:

“My favorite wrestler is getting BURIED!”

Just so everyone knows, in the wrestling business, the word “buried” means to put something away to be forgotten forever. Chris Benoit has been buried. “That Jackie Gayda match” has been buried. The “Sin Cara penis shirt” was buried. But, for the sake of this post, let’s use the word “buried” as the IWC likes to use it.

Lately, people have been complaining that Antonio Cesaro was buried. Before that, it was Dolph Ziggler who’s been getting buried. Prior to that, it was Daniel Bryan. Currently, Daniel Bryan is one of the WWE’s top superstars, who spent most of 2011 being “buried” only to bring himself up to winning the World Heavyweight Championship and up until recently, one half of the Tag Team Champions with Kane. In 2012 and the earlier part of 2013, Dolph Ziggler was “buried”, having the Money In The Bank briefcase but seemingly never racking up a win, and if so, by some odd chance or by interference. That same Dolph Ziggler went on to defeat John Cena, the face of the WWE, in a ladder match no less, in the main event of TLC, to go on to cash in that Money In The Bank briefcase to win the World Heavyweight Championship, which he currently holds.

Do you know who else was buried? Triple H. Following “the Curtain Call” in 1996, Triple H was the guy who was punished for the incident. Despite the fact that Shawn Michaels was also involved, he was the champ, and at the time, he was one of McMahon’s boys so he was safe. Triple H, however, spent the next year of his career losing several shitty matches and even suffering a defeat to The Ultimate Warrior in a squash match at WrestleMania (yes, 1:45).

A great technical wrestler losing a squash match at WrestleMania to a supercharged muscular wrestler? Sound familiar?

Just keep in mind that the great wrestlers who the fans all appreciate won’t be “buried” forever. They’re just not the biggest part of the show right now. Sure, they deserve to be; I’m not disputing that at all. My problem lies in this idea that every wrestler deserves to be “THE GUY” because they can do one thing that John Cena can’t. Every wrestler has to earn their stripes in the company, no matter who they were in the last one. I think Goldberg is the only guy who debuted and went straight to the top, but WCW wasn’t ROH. Hell, I knew Dolph Ziggler was a talented wrestler in 2006 when he was in the Spirit Squad, but it took him 7 years to go from that to being the World Heavyweight Champion. If I can wait, you can wait.

It’ll happen… you just have to be patient.

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stfuconservatives:

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moddedcarbine:

Thought you couldn’t hate Obama any more than you already do?  This is absolutely absurd.  Just the mere fact that he would ask (order) a Marine to do this shows he has no concept of respect.  Think this is photoshopped?  I got it from the CNN website.  It’s completely true.  Do a web search and you’ll see multiple sources.  This President is absolutely worthless.

Title ten of the Armed Forces US Code says that members of the military do what is asked of them by their  Commander in Chief.  The man next to them is the Prime Minister of  Hungary.  It would be bad show to let the rain fall on the head of a visiting diplomat, and any Marine on Presidential duty is honored to be there.  This is not about the umbrellas, it is about treating visiting dignitaries with honor and respect.  To only have an umbrella over the head of Prime Minister Orban would be a sign of superiority or strength over the visiting PM.  The president did the correct thing in the situation by showing enough respect for his fellow leader and giving them both an equal platform.

Y’all need to stop freaking the fuck out over stupid shit like umbrellas.

pls.

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also he didn’t think he even needed the umbrella, thus resulting in this picture of him checking if it was even raining even more aka my favorite picture of him ever:

Speaking as the son of a former Army officer, OP’s post is even more disrespectful towards the Marine in the photo - and the US military in general - than it is towards the President. It shows that literally the only part of being in the military OP has respect for is the part that involves killing others and that is not the biggest part of the military by a long shot and is not the part of military service most members joined for. People join the military to serve the nation, and part of that is stuff like this. There is a reason active duty military do not and are not supposed to discuss their opinions of a President during that President’s term. The President is the Commander in Chief regardless of who they actually are. Republican, Democrat, third party, no longer existent party: it does not matter. Being art of the White House guard and the Presidential detail, especially when a foreign dignitary or leader is present, is one of the biggest honors in the military.

But it’s a fucking umbrella, so complaining about it in the first place is massively moronic.

Reblogged for the commentary, not for the original poster.

And also…

AND:

“Yes, the Marines are often forced to get wet while standing outside the White House because they cannot hold an umbrella. Yes, the Marine Corps uniform regulations state a Marine cannot hold an umbrella. But Marine spokesman Capt. Eric Flanagan explained to the Washington Post that, according to Title 10 of the U.S. Code, Marines must “perform such other duties as the President may direct.” So when the President asks you to hold an umbrella over his head, you hold an umbrella over his head.”

And here’s a fun response from an actual Marine telling umbrella people to STFU.

Mmm, manufactured outrage. The best KIND of outrage.

I can’t even believe the amount of attention this is getting. All because someone has a beef with Obama and umbrellas.

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pg09:

Egoraptor you clever mind, you :)

“True” gamers nothing.

I just think the concept and what they want to do is a lot of BS.

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This is a really interesting interview with Yoo Jae-myung, who’s an animation director for both A:tLA and LoK.  There’s quite a bit of new behind-the-scenes information from both series, and he gets to tell his personal story about getting involved in animation, too.

The most relevant thing for Korra fans now, I think, is that he pretty much confirmed that the Studio Pierrot rumors were true at one point (because Studio Mir wanted to take a breather by working on The Boondocks instead), but Book 2 ended up being animated by Studio Mir anyway because that particular partnership didn’t work out.

Also interesting (if terribly depressing) is that Nickelodeon actually suspended production of Korra when Book 1 was being planned because they didn’t like Korra being a female protagonist… but after seeing the first episode completed, they went all in for four books.  They apparently see LoK as their premiere show, which is really awesome.  =D  (Now just make us some proper merchandise, Nick!)

There’s certainly a lot more in the video, though, so I’d definitely suggest watching it.  (Though I will warn that they use finale clips in the background that… really shouldn’t be used as background for an interview?  I mean, I don’t want to see the boat scene when I’m watching an interview  =( )

Also interesting (if terribly depressing) is that Nickelodeon actually suspended production of Korra when Book 1 was being planned because they didn’t like Korra being a female protagonist…

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wow, fuck you nick

but aside from that, this sounds really cool! *goes to watch*

Well, that explains the lack of merchandise. How dare there be a female protagonist who isn’t a sponge on their channel.

Also, because I have to:

Just for Nick’s thoughts. I mean, seriously Nick? You have all your teeny-bopper shows dealing with unrealistic crap like a teenager being the VP of a fashion place or whatever, but a woman who BENDS THE ELEMENTS TO HER WILL is too much focus? 

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