Yeah, it’s just another fundamentalist loon, hosting a pitiful online petition to collect names from people who want to ban “Gay Day” at a Texas ballpark.
(Warning-- if, for some reason, you feel compelled to use his petition script to editorialize, you will be treated to an inline image of the Goatse man, which was put there by some wag who got there before you did.)
Anyway, I’m off to petitionsonline.com to see if I can drum up support for people who want to be able to enjoy a ballgame without being offended by the sight of gormless morons with no neck and shapeless sweats.
Um, the redirect to the gay porn site wasn’t there before.
The mickey-mouse script allowed people to put lengthy stretches of HTML in the name field, and lots of folks were having fun with that – could someone have exploited that to this effect, or was there a more elaborate hack here?
Not nearly as much fun as it was before, anyway.
I like the disclaimer, though. “I am seeking out Gay Male Pornography for my own personal pleasure and agree to release <huh huh> and discharge <huh huh> the providers, owners and creators of this site from any and all liability which might arise <huh huh>.”
I would sign the petition if I lived in Texas. I don’t know why the Texas Rangers are joining the gay agenda. Gays can do what they want behind closed doors, but I don’t agree with their lifestyle and I don’t think the rest of us should be forced to support it.
Seriously, though, Joe, it really is scandalous how decent, god-fearing Texans are being forced to buy a ticket and wear coloured T-shirts. Keep fighting the good fight.
I don’t know what that KKK guy has to do with anything. I like black people. What the gays are asking us to do is approve of a lifestyle that most of us are uncomfortable with. That’s where I draw the line.
