Judge overturns California's ban on same-sex marriage

[Frankie Rizzo]

Largelanguage wrote:

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So Jane Dodo is a wiccan, following her heart?

No. Janey-Doody is a jackass.

[Big D]

Jazybird58 wrote:

<quoted text>I still am waiting for you to.

That is a long wait for a train that doesn’t come

[Jane Dodo]

British lawmakers on Tuesday voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill to legalize same-sex marriage championed by Prime Minister David Cameron, despite strong opposition from within his Conservative Party.

In a first House of Commons vote, lawmakers voted 400 to 175 in support of the legislation.

[CacheFly]

Who is going to listen to some idiot from the UK, who were kicked out of the USA in 1776 for their english stupity.

[Jazybird58]

Big D wrote:

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That is a long wait for a train that doesn’t come

Damn that train is late

[Dusty Mangina]

Jazybird58 wrote:

<quoted text>Damn that train is late

But, it is rolling on down the track toward full marriage equality. Kimare agrees with me, but he ain't happy about it.

[CacheFly]

Ya got buggers all over your lips, what have you been doing poster #178451 ?

[KiMare]

CacheFly wrote:

Ya got buggers all over your lips, what have you been doing poster #178451 ?

Those ARE her lips.

Snicker.

[CacheFly]

Get that vib-O-bed out of your backsides.

[Pietro Armando]

http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/2012/08/14/moha...

Mohammed reclaimed its place as the most popular name for baby boys born in England and Wales in 2011 — convincingly ahead of Harry, in second place, according to data released by the government this week.

The government declared that Harry was the most popular boy’s name, but if you add up the five most popular different spellings of Mohammed, that name comes top.

Mohammed is also the most popular boy’s name of the past five years for England and Wales, ahead of Oliver and Jack. It came first or second every year since 2007, the only name to do so.

And it could become even more popular in 2012, given the adulation around long-distance runner Mo Farah, who won two gold medals for Britain at the Olympics.

The popularity of the name comes as Britain’s Muslim population is expected to double in the next 20 years.

The country, which was about 2% Muslim in 1990, grew to 4.6% Muslim in 2010, with nearly 2.9 million followers of the faith, according to analysis by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life.

By 2030, the United Kingdom will be just over 8% Muslim, with more than 5.5 million adherents, the Washington-based think tank projected in a 2011 report,“The Future of the Global Muslim Population.”

Mohammed first became the most popular boy’s name in England in 2009, then was knocked back into second place the next year as Oliver enjoyed a huge surge in popularity.

Harry, the name of Prince William’s younger brother and J.K. Rowling’s boy wizard, leaped into second place in 2011, with 7,523 boys given the moniker, topping the 7,007 Olivers.

But the name of the Muslim prophet was given to 7,907 baby boys, according to CNN analysis of Office of National Statistics data. Mohammed, Muhammad and Mohammad were all among the top 100 most popular names, with Muhammed and Mohamed also coming in the top 200.

A total of 37,564 babies have been given a variation of the name in the past five years. Some 36,653 Olivers and 36,581 Jacks were born in England and Wales since 2007. The British government keeps separate statistics for Scotland and for Northern Ireland, the other two nations that make up the United Kingdom.

The 2011 British census had an optional question about religion. Results are expected in November.

At least four different spellings of the name Mohammed are among the 1,000 most popular American boys’ names in 2011, according to the Social Security Administration.

Mohamed is the top, in 428th place, with Muhammad in 480th, Mohammed in 562nd and Mohammad in 609th.

The United States is about 0.8% Muslim, with about 2.6 million adherents, the Pew Forum calculates.

Jane Dodo wrote:

British lawmakers on Tuesday voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill to legalize same-sex marriage championed by Prime Minister David Cameron, despite strong opposition from within his Conservative Party.
In a first House of Commons vote, lawmakers voted 400 to 175 in support of the legislation.

[Dusty Mangina]

CacheFly wrote:

Ya got buggers all over your lips, what have you been doing poster #178451 ?

Kiimare's lips ARE my lips because I'm his internal lesbian.

FYI, Dilbert, you've spelled "boogers" wrong. Kind of takes the wind out of your sales when you fail to make your point.

[KiMare]

Jane Dodo wrote:
British lawmakers on Tuesday voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill to legalize same-sex marriage championed by Prime Minister David Cameron, despite strong opposition from within his Conservative Party.
In a first House of Commons vote, lawmakers voted 400 to 175 in support of the legislation.

Pietro Armando wrote:

http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/ 2012/08/14/mohammed-retakes-to p-spot-in-english-baby-names/
Mohammed reclaimed its place as the most popular name for baby boys born in England and Wales in 2011 — convincingly ahead of Harry, in second place, according to data released by the government this week.
The government declared that Harry was the most popular boy’s name, but if you add up the five most popular different spellings of Mohammed, that name comes top.
Mohammed is also the most popular boy’s name of the past five years for England and Wales, ahead of Oliver and Jack. It came first or second every year since 2007, the only name to do so.
And it could become even more popular in 2012, given the adulation around long-distance runner Mo Farah, who won two gold medals for Britain at the Olympics.
The popularity of the name comes as Britain’s Muslim population is expected to double in the next 20 years.
The country, which was about 2% Muslim in 1990, grew to 4.6% Muslim in 2010, with nearly 2.9 million followers of the faith, according to analysis by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life.
By 2030, the United Kingdom will be just over 8% Muslim, with more than 5.5 million adherents, the Washington-based think tank projected in a 2011 report,“The Future of the Global Muslim Population.”
Mohammed first became the most popular boy’s name in England in 2009, then was knocked back into second place the next year as Oliver enjoyed a huge surge in popularity.
Harry, the name of Prince William’s younger brother and J.K. Rowling’s boy wizard, leaped into second place in 2011, with 7,523 boys given the moniker, topping the 7,007 Olivers.
But the name of the Muslim prophet was given to 7,907 baby boys, according to CNN analysis of Office of National Statistics data. Mohammed, Muhammad and Mohammad were all among the top 100 most popular names, with Muhammed and Mohamed also coming in the top 200.
A total of 37,564 babies have been given a variation of the name in the past five years. Some 36,653 Olivers and 36,581 Jacks were born in England and Wales since 2007. The British government keeps separate statistics for Scotland and for Northern Ireland, the other two nations that make up the United Kingdom.
The 2011 British census had an optional question about religion. Results are expected in November.
At least four different spellings of the name Mohammed are among the 1,000 most popular American boys’ names in 2011, according to the Social Security Administration.
Mohamed is the top, in 428th place, with Muhammad in 480th, Mohammed in 562nd and Mohammad in 609th.
The United States is about 0.8% Muslim, with about 2.6 million adherents, the Pew Forum calculates.<quoted text>

In all of recorded human history, gay couples claiming marriage have extremely rarely and briefly appeared. They have NEVER established themselves and spread.

I see trouble on the horizon...

[Dusty Mangina]

KiMare wrote:

Jane Dodo wrote:
British lawmakers on Tuesday voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill to legalize same-sex marriage championed by Prime Minister David Cameron, despite strong opposition from within his Conservative Party.
In a first House of Commons vote, lawmakers voted 400 to 175 in support of the legislation.
<quoted text>
In all of recorded human history, gay couples claiming marriage have extremely rarely and briefly appeared. They have NEVER established themselves and spread.
I see trouble on the horizon...

me

I forget, in which cultures was SSM legally recognized previously? I eagerly await your answer.

[Dusty Mangina]

http://politix.topix.com/homepage/4467-gay-ma...

[Dusty Mangina]

Sure, now he goes on break.........

[Frankie Rizzo]

Jane Dodo wrote:

British lawmakers on Tuesday voted overwhelmingly in favor of a bill to legalize same-sex marriage championed by Prime Minister David Cameron, despite strong opposition from within his Conservative Party.
In a first House of Commons vote, lawmakers voted 400 to 175 in support of the legislation.

It was no big deal in the UK, since they were always a very gay country anyway.

[Dusty Mangina]

Frankie Rizzo wrote:

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It was no big deal in the UK, since they were always a very gay country anyway.

Bi, if we're going to be technical.

[Dusty Mangina]

KiMare wrote:

Jane Dodo wrote:

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In all of recorded human history, gay couples claiming marriage have extremely rarely and briefly appeared. They have NEVER established themselves and spread.
I see trouble on the horizon...

I forget, in which culture/s was SSM legally recognized previously? Still waiting for your answer.

Just pull down your drawers and talk to the mangina.

[Rose_NoHo]

KiMare wrote:

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Science. You might want to acquire a basic understanding of evolution and mating behavior.
Furthermore, if it is not, please, inform us what is?
Bazinga!

Speaking of evolution, do you think you should have been aborted? You call yourself a "monster mutation".

[Rose_NoHo]

Largelanguage wrote:

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A nut is not a casing of seeds. The nut is the seed.
And a marriage with having kids is a part of a human marriage, you inhuman oaf!

"A nut is a fruit composed of a hard shell and a seed"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nut_ (fruit)