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Palin's "gayfriend"

Fri, 10 Oct 2008 09:02:09 -0700

Do you think her friend knew her views? Do you think her friend will be voting for Obama?

legal and financial

Thu, 09 Oct 2008 07:52:13 -0700

My husband and I will be witnessing the marriage of our friends on Valentine's Day in Ma. We are all from NY. It is true to my knowledge that you have to apply for your liscence 3 days ahead and in person so I suggest you just start the honeymoon early and have a great time in Ma. There's plenty to do. Congrats and Best Wishes!

Jeanne

Xytex

Katherine Atlanta — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 02:36:58 -0700

Hello. We are using Xytex as well. We paid for the adult photos which we found somewhat important since we were seeing cute baby photos everywhere. Xytex charges a storage fee on a monthly basis, as most do, so be prepared for that. They are very professional and have made all mailing deadlines. We are on try #4 right now.

thats very exciting news!!!

madelynsprite — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 12:01:05 -0700

thats very exciting news!!!

Where can I find a you?

Wed, 08 Oct 2008 10:58:49 -0700

Well I have to say, I have been lookin for a guy like you for a long time LOL. I would much rather prefer to date (Hopefully one day marry) a single gay dad. I am big on family and most gay men won't even utter the word father in reference to themselves without shivering. Is there some kind of online dating service out there I don't know about? Or do ya have any friends? LOL. If so please let me know at celloafox@yahoo.com

single dad

dagnarus75 — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 11:35:47 -0700

i was, and am, kind of in the same boat, and i do hate to say it but your fears are very real. i've dated about 5 guys since i decided to become a foster parent, and all but one of them has left me because he wasn't ready for the kid thing. some of them have made a good effort, but ultimately couldn't handle it. the one that didn't leave me for that reason, i left him because i realized he was trying to make me into his own father figure as well.

how serious are you about wanting kids? are you set on surrogacy? as a foster parent, i have noticed that i do get a "dating break" in between kids, where i am optimistic that i can meet someone new that doesn't get scared off as soon as "the call" comes in.

on the flip side, when the right *adoptable* kid comes in, i don't think that a significant other is going to matter for me. i do want a family of my own, and my family will be what i make of it, whether it is a partner and a boy, or just a boy. seems like more and more families are one-parent. how important is it for you to have a significant other in your family?

anyway, there's some food for thought. drop me a message on here if you'd like to chat more. :-)

congrats

dagnarus75 — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 11:26:39 -0700

that's great! i'm a foster parent in CO too.. what county did you go thru?

palin/couric

Tue, 07 Oct 2008 05:31:46 -0700

If it is true, we are in more trouble than we thought! Unfortunately, I believe this is their platform on the subject. God help us!

Xytex

my2moms — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 20:38:35 -0700

We have used Xytex for both our daughters. They are reasonably priced, very accomidating and have a decent selection of donors but not too many so it is overwhelming. I would check prices, if they have donors that fit what you are looking for and decide if you want donor release/pictures etc. It can be a tough process but we didn't find it too hard. We have a very specific donor type (no allergies, no bad family medical history, blond/red hair, blue eyes and over 6 ft tall). There were only a few to choose from so it was easy! Good luck!!
Sarah

The Ten Commandments

Mon, 06 Oct 2008 07:50:43 -0700

The Seventh Commandment: Thou shall not commit adultery" includes fornication. The Conservative Movement now forsakes the Seventh Commandment? Who gave them that right?

Dumb is as Dumb Does

Sun, 05 Oct 2008 23:37:30 -0700

It's hard not give Sarah any room to adjust her panties let alone get away with remarks you just referenced! If they are true and she is just one eye twitch away from the Presidency of the most (well maybe not any more, thanks to the greedy republicans)country on the planet, we all have reason to lose sleep until the elections. If this monstrosity of a female, let alone one with a functioning brain, has anything to do with national politics, I'm starting a quick course on "How To Speak Danish in Two Simple Lessons".
Enough said. (remember, she's reads all her emails, especially if you're listed as a "person of interest" with Homeland Security). HAH! Homeland Security should be protecting us from knuckle dragging, unable to form complete sentences like the Palin Schmuck from Hell-better yet, Sci Fi Channel would prosper from a remake of the Palin "Run on Vice Presidency"-it would surely scare the hell out of a lot of viewers!!!

a fucking joke?

Sun, 05 Oct 2008 23:37:18 -0700

Yes... and no.

parody, of course... but based on non-fiction

Sun, 05 Oct 2008 23:36:45 -0700

Sarah Palin believes and has conveyed most of the stuff said in this parody, but just not in such clear terms. She is anti-gay and does have a gay girlfriend. She believes it's a choice and that people can be "fixed".

Read between the lines when she opens her mouth. This is basically what you'd get.

Read the entire article.

Sun, 05 Oct 2008 20:17:57 -0700

Read the entire article. They state that it's a parody at the beginning of the spoof.