Judge overturns California's ban on same-sex marriage

[Largelanguage]

heartandmind wrote:

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LOL.
sorry. you are correct. my copy & paste flipped out on me. sorry for the mistake.
(not sure if ol' large would catch it though....LOL)

I did, and probably sooner than you.

[Mikey DiRucci]

WOO HOOO! Mona's got new meds!

There's an adjustment period, please bear with him.

[Jane Dodo]

Mikey DiRucci wrote:

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Guess this means you're not going to invite me in the unlikely event some fool wants to marry your ugly old ass?
Oh well! Joisey sucks anyway, and I won't have to get vaccinations! Also it would be a real cheap-ass reception. Hot dogs and beans. No host bar serving warm Genesee draft if we're lucky.
Too funny!

Yep.... laughing all the way to the bank.

[Jane Dodo]

Mikey DiRucci wrote:

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Thought it was a joke.
I'm not screaming but I do believe equality means equal for everyone. And there's enough marriage to go around. Everyone can have one. If we allow poly licenses there won't be a shortage of same sex licenses silly!
You're so selfish! And kinda dumb.
P.S. Do your anti polygamy rant! "What about the children?!!" Don't say you never did, you and I know you did! Too funny!

Monogamy in the context of polygamy is indeed a joke... just like you.
Oh and another thing, come up with a better dodge. Moving the goalpost is SO juvenile.

[Jane Dodo]

Largelanguage wrote:

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Do you know this?

It seems everybody but YOU knows it.

[heartandmind]

Largelanguage wrote:

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Don't patronize us. "Don't teach your grandmother to suck eggs" applies well here. That is in only mathematical terms, not standard english. I'm not stupid.

now you're really being obtuse.(go look up the definition dud)

here's from websters...if you even understand that one since you couldn't even understand the definition from a website geared towards teaching gradeschoolers! considering the verbiage in the definitions below, i doubt you'll understand the difference between the two any better.

...and yes, you ARE stupid. quite stupid in fact.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/cir...

1

a: ring, halo

b: a closed plane curve every point of which is equidistant from a fixed point within the curve

c: the plane surface bounded by such a curve

2

archaic: the orbit of a celestial body

3

: something in the form of a circle or section of a circle: as

a: diadem

b: an instrument of astronomical observation the graduated limb of which consists of an entire circle

c: a balcony or tier of seats in a theater

d: a circle formed on the surface of a sphere by the intersection of a plane that passes through it <circle of latitude>

e: rotary 2

4

: an area of action or influence : realm

5

a: cycle, round <the wheel has come full circle>

b: fallacious reasoning in which something to be demonstrated is covertly assumed

6

: a group of persons sharing a common interest or revolving about a common center <the sewing circle of her church> <family circle> <the gossip of court circles>

7

: a territorial or administrative division or district

8

: a curving side street

See circle defined for English-language learners »

See circle defined for kids »

Examples of CIRCLE

She drew a circle around the correct answer.
We formed a circle around the campfire.
He looked old and tired, with dark circles under his eyes.
She has a large circle of friends.
She is well-known in banking circles.

sphere :

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sph...

1

a (1): the apparent surface of the heavens of which half forms the dome of the visible sky (2): any of the concentric and eccentric revolving spherical transparent shells in which according to ancient astronomy stars, sun, planets, and moon are set

b: a globe depicting such a sphere; broadly: globe a

2

a: a globular body : ball

b: planet, star

c (1): a solid that is bounded by a surface consisting of all points at a given distance from a point constituting its center — see volume table (2): the bounding surface of a sphere

3

: natural, normal, or proper place; especially: social order or rank <not in the same sphere as his moneyed friends>

[Big D]

Largelanguage wrote:

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Did you learn stuff from your mother without seeing it for yourself when the big door hit you eh? Don't try to know so much, you'll regret it later. Catholicism is only the first established religion.

Not even close to the first established religion, there are many that predate Christianity.

Granted most Christians today are Catholics, but historically it was not the first established religion

[heartandmind]

Largelanguage wrote:

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Did you learn stuff from your mother without seeing it for yourself when the big door hit you eh? Don't try to know so much, you'll regret it later. Catholicism is only the first established religion.

go look it up you dolt. or did you get smacked on the forhead as a young child and that's what caused your deficiencies mentally?

sorry, i can't help the knowledge - going to school does that to ya if ya listen while you're in class.

[Largelanguage]

heartandmind wrote:

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now you're really being obtuse.(go look up the definition dud)
here's from websters...if you even understand that one since you couldn't even understand the definition from a website geared towards teaching gradeschoolers! considering the verbiage in the definitions below, i doubt you'll understand the difference between the two any better.
...and yes, you ARE stupid. quite stupid in fact.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/cir...
1
a: ring, halo
b: a closed plane curve every point of which is equidistant from a fixed point within the curve
c: the plane surface bounded by such a curve
2
archaic: the orbit of a celestial body
3
: something in the form of a circle or section of a circle: as
a: diadem
b: an instrument of astronomical observation the graduated limb of which consists of an entire circle
c: a balcony or tier of seats in a theater
d: a circle formed on the surface of a sphere by the intersection of a plane that passes through it <circle of latitude>
e: rotary 2
4
: an area of action or influence : realm
5
a: cycle, round <the wheel has come full circle>
b: fallacious reasoning in which something to be demonstrated is covertly assumed
6
: a group of persons sharing a common interest or revolving about a common center <the sewing circle of her church> <family circle> <the gossip of court circles>
7
: a territorial or administrative division or district
8
: a curving side street
See circle defined for English-language learners »
See circle defined for kids »
Examples of CIRCLE
She drew a circle around the correct answer.
We formed a circle around the campfire.
He looked old and tired, with dark circles under his eyes.
She has a large circle of friends.
She is well-known in banking circles.
sphere :
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sph...
1
a (1): the apparent surface of the heavens of which half forms the dome of the visible sky (2): any of the concentric and eccentric revolving spherical transparent shells in which according to ancient astronomy stars, sun, planets, and moon are set
b: a globe depicting such a sphere; broadly: globe a
2
a: a globular body : ball
b: planet, star
c (1): a solid that is bounded by a surface consisting of all points at a given distance from a point constituting its center — see volume table (2): the bounding surface of a sphere
3
: natural, normal, or proper place; especially: social order or rank <not in the same sphere as his moneyed friends>

"b: a closed plane curve every point of which is equidistant from a fixed point within the curve"

Could be a sphere, or a circle, it could apply in both directions, making a complete sphere. Too wrong.

[Largelanguage]

heartandmind wrote:

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go look it up you dolt. or did you get smacked on the forhead as a young child and that's what caused your deficiencies mentally?
sorry, i can't help the knowledge - going to school does that to ya if ya listen while you're in class.

You sound like a hormonal little boy, the way you speak. So willing to speak about ideas you know nothing about. Very foolish. You must listen a lot to the nonsense of that teacher who keeps lying saying, "homosexuality is ok kids, don't worry, its cool to be gay".

[Jazybird58]

Largelanguage wrote:

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"b: a closed plane curve every point of which is equidistant from a fixed point within the curve"
Could be a sphere, or a circle, it could apply in both directions, making a complete sphere. Too wrong.

Move on jebis freak.

[Jazybird58]

Mikey DiRucci wrote:

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I give up. What's the punchline?

Did they finaly ban ya?

[Jazybird58]

Largelanguage wrote:

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You sound like a hormonal little boy, the way you speak. So willing to speak about ideas you know nothing about. Very foolish. You must listen a lot to the nonsense of that teacher who keeps lying saying, "homosexuality is ok kids, don't worry, its cool to be gay".

No idiot, its ok to be who you are, hetero or gay, Bi. WTF is so hard to understand?

[heartandmind]

Largelanguage wrote:

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"b: a closed plane curve every point of which is equidistant from a fixed point within the curve"
Could be a sphere, or a circle, it could apply in both directions, making a complete sphere. Too wrong.

curve, not surface. a surface of a sphere is 3d, and a curve is 2d.

try again, student of mine. you're still on the failing side of the grades.

[Largelanguage]

Jazybird58 wrote:

<quoted text>Move on jebis freak.

Hello again JackAssBirdBrain0.

[Brian_G]

Same sex marriage is apartheid marriage. Where husband/wife marriage is gender diverse now we have gender segregated marriage.

Once, marriage was always integrated and now we have gender disunion marriage.

[Largelanguage]

Jazybird58 wrote:

<quoted text>Did they finaly ban ya?

"Finaly". Someone who claims to be literate again?

[Largelanguage]

Jazybird58 wrote:

<quoted text>No idiot, its ok to be who you are, hetero or gay, Bi. WTF is so hard to understand?

You know more than you do. Being gay is not being yourself.

[Mikey DiRucci]

Jane Dodo wrote:

<quoted text>Monogamy in the context of polygamy is indeed a joke... just like you.
Oh and another thing, come up with a better dodge. Moving the goalpost is SO juvenile.

So you and your husband can't be monogamous and live next door to a polygamist with two husbands? You can't co-exist? That's why we call you a bigot.

My next door neighbors on both sides are same sex couples. I don't have any wives but if I did I bet we'd all still get along real fine like we do now. Sunday dinners almost every week at one of our houses! Love 'em. And they love me, despite my flaming heterosexuality. Too bad you can't be like us.

[Largelanguage]

heartandmind wrote:

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curve, not surface. a surface of a sphere is 3d, and a curve is 2d.
try again, student of mine. you're still on the failing side of the grades.

A curve on both axis.