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Got this off dudetube.com

My Prince Albert . . . - m4m - 42 (Raleigh)

Reply to: pers-XXXXXXXX@craigslist.org [?]Date: 2008-11-15, 8:17AM EST

You are the hot bottom that came back to my place for some fun after the bars closed last night. You really liked the feel of my Prince Albert piercing. The problem is, after you left this morning, I noticed it is no longer there. I can't find it anywhere, and I'm thinking it might be inside you. Please get back to me. It was a gift from an ex-BF and I would like to get it back for sentimental reasons.

God created Oklahoma to store the stupid people....

Sometimes some random thought will cross my mind and I'll type it into google. Amazingly, I usually get something rather insightful out of the results. Like today. In one little random google search, I was reminded exactly what's wrong with "middle America." Or as Sarah Palin calls it, the "real America."

Years ago I lived in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and I was thinking about Tulsa today. So I did a google search. The first thing that popped up was a myspace page from some guy named Josh, 29, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. And I saw this:

Thursday, October 23, 2008

3 Questions For You, America!

Current mood: blessed

Category: News and Politics

1. Has Saturday Night Live, NBC, and nearly every other television and print media outlet mentioned that they want you to vote for Barak Obama because you are so repelled by the associations of McCain with Bush?

2. Even though we all would like to see some changes from the last 8 years of White House leadership, are we willing to use our power to vote without first knowing how much our values align with those of whom we vote for?

3. Have you figured out just how insane and morally irresponsible ardent Obama supporters are? While I know there are the deep intellectuals who would sooner quench their yesternight bar benge with the wrong kind of mocha latte than they would step foot into a Christian bookstore, there are also those blue voters who see this as an opportunity to make this country safe for all the criminals with no moral core

Don't forget to vote. Go, Obama! The whole liberal press and criminal world is rooting for you, knives in hand.

What a stupid, moronic thing to say. Just because I don't have the same world view as you, I am amoral, practically satanist, want to coddle criminals, and destroy America. Never mind that the people YOU vote for have done a pretty good job of dragging America down without any help from us amoral, godless, Obama supporters.

I wonder if people like you really understand what it's like to have a relationship with God. He's your crutch. Your magic wand. You pull him out to dispell all that you think is evil. There is no intellectual thought going on there. You don't engage God. If I were God, I would be offended.

Thank you, Josh, for reminding me of how glad I am that I don't live in "middle America" anymore. And, by the way Josh, it's spelled binge.

Thomas Jefferson on Prop 8

"All, too, will bear in mind this sacred principle, that though the will of the majority is in all cases to prevail, that will, to be rightful, must be reasonable; the minority possess their equal rights, which equal laws must protect, and to violate would be oppression."

"No man has a natural right to commit aggression on the equal rights of another, and this is all from which the law ought to restrain him."

"A democracy is nothing more than mob rule, where fifty-one per cent of the people may take away the rights of the other forty-nine."

MMMMMM. It's the weekend, and that can only mean one thing. Those hot and horny BYU studs are on the prowl looking for fun. Let's check in on Craigslist and see what's on the menu this weekend.

**Young slim guy wants to ** with someone. 21 (BYU). I see so many hot guys in Provo and would really like to get together with some of them and play around:) i am 21yrs old, 155lbs fit DDF you be to and please be good looking!! hit me up lets get this started. I am descreet as well so it will be between us! please send a pic as well!

**Cuddle all night. 24 (BYU). just wanna fall asleep next to a hot dude tonight. let's swap pics and make it happen. no pic means no response. please be in shape. byu guys preferable. probably a one-time thing, but ya never know, if we like it, maybe it'll be a regular thing. :)

**Hot BYU boys, want to go for a drive? 21 (BYU). hey i walk on campus and see so many hot guys...I was wondering if anyone would be interested in going for a drive and **. let me know studs. later

**I like it with clothes on. 19 (BYU/Provo). I guess it's like a fetish, But doing it with our clothes on really turns me on. I've never ****** nor been ******. Could be fun. Want to meet in a bathroom at byu? It's supposed to be a popular hook-up spot. One of us pushed up against the wall or bent over the toilet.

**Horny BYU guy. 24 (Provo). Hey--I'm sure I'm not the only one who walks around campus and gets turned on by all the guys. Average white, rm here. Pretty new to this, as I'm sure most of us are. Been with a few guys. If you're up for it hit me back. I have pics to trade. I understand we need to be discreet--but pics are a must.

**Looking for friends. 22 (Provo). BYU student Looking to meet other nice guys around my age. Right now I'd like to meet a good friend and maybe something more if everything goes well. Messing around isn't what I'm looking for right now. I'm a good looking guy,masculin/straight acting, 5'11" dark blond hair, blue eyes and lean/athletic build. If your interested, send me message

**RB showers during devo. 22 (BYU). I will be in the RB showers or sauna at the beginning of devo. Let's chat and if you like what you see, we can go back to my place and mess around.

**Anyone want to get together at BYU? 25 (BYU). I know of a nice place to get naked and play, but be safe as well. In the Harris Fine Arts center, in the basement, there are some showers in the deJong concert hall's men's green room. Anyone wanna take a shower down there with me tonight? There are seperate stalls in case anyone were to come in. We would be ok. Let me know

"It is very disturbing that the No on 8 campaign continues to challenge the right of the majority to speak on this issue" Andrew Pugno, Yes on 8

I am so sick of the "will of the people" argument. Civil rights matters are NEVER left up to the will of the people, because the will of the people will always come down on the side of the majority at the expense of the minority. The founders recognized this. Many feared the "tyranny of the majority." That's why they set up our system as a REPUBLIC, not a democracy, along with the three branches of government to check and balance each other.

Below is a list of the major advances in civil rights in US history. All of these advances came about through either Presidential fiat, constitutional amendments passed by Congress and ratified by the state legislatures, acts of Congress, or court action. NOT ONE of these advances was put on a ballot. Most of these advances were vigorously, sometimes violently, opposed by the will of the people.

In California, our elected representatives in the legislature have addressed the issue of allowing same-sex couples to marry twice. Our Supreme Court has ruled that prohibiting same-sex couples to marry violates the equal protection clauses of the US and California constitutions. Even Governor Schwarzenegger publicly opposed Prop 8, and is calling for the Supreme Court to throw it out. All three branches of our government have come down on the side of protecting the civil rights of gay and lesbian Californians.

So let's cut to the chase. Marriage equality has nothing to do with parental rights, education, or the rights of churches. You either believe gays and lesbians are full citizens, who are entitled to equal protection under the law, or you don't.

1863: President Lincoln issues the Emancipation Proclamation.

1865: 13th Amendment abolishes slavery in the United States.

1868: 14th Amendment guarantees due process and equal protection for ALL citizens.

1870: 15th Amendment guarantees blacks the right to vote.

1920: 19th Amendment guarantees women the right to vote.

1954: Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas. Supreme Court rules that segregated schools are unconstitutional.

1961: President Kennedy issues Executive Order 10925 which mandates that projects financed with federal funds take "affirmative action" to ensure that hiring and employment practices are free of racial bias.

1962: Bailey v. Patterson. Supreme Court prohibits discrimination in public transportation facilities.

1963: Equal Pay Act passed by Congress. Requires equal pay for equal work regardless of the employee's gender.

1964: Civil Rights Act of 1964 passed by Congress. Prohibits discrimination in voting, public accommodations, public facilities, education, federally-assisted programs, and employment.

1964: 24th Amendment abolishes the poll tax, which had been used by many southern states to prevent blacks from voting.

1965: Voting Rights Act of 1965 passed by Congress. Prohibits the denial or restriction of the right to vote, and prohibits discrimination in voting practices nationwide.

1965: President Johnson issues Executive Order 11246, which requires government contractors to take "affirmative action" toward prospective employees in all aspects of hiring an employment.

1967: Loving v. Virginia. Supreme Court rules laws prohibiting inter-racial marriage are unconstitutional.

1968: Congress passes the Civil Rights Act of 1968. Prohibits discrimination in the sale, rental, and financing of housing.

1969: President Nixon initiates the Philadelphia Order, which mandates timetables and goals to increase minority employment in construction jobs.

1971: Swann v. Charlotte Board of Education. Supreme Court rules that busing is a legitimate means of achieving school integration.

1978: University of California v. Bakke: Supreme Court rules that college admission standards which give preference to minorities are constitutional.

1978: Pregnancy Discrimination Act passed by Congress. Prohibits discrimination in employment based on a woman's pregnancy or intent to get pregnant.

1987: US v. Paradise. Supreme Court upholds earlier federal court decision requiring quotas for hiring minorities in the Alabama Department of Public Safety as the only means of correcting the department's "overt and defiant racism."

1988: Congress passes the Civil Rights Restoration Act and overrides President Reagan's veto. It expands the reach of non-discrimination laws into private institutions receiving federal funds.

1991: Congress passes the Civil Rights Act of 1991. Provides for damages in cases of intentional employment discrimination.

1990: Americans with Disabilities Act passed by Congress. Prohibits discrimination against disabled persons in employment, education, and access to public accommodations.

1993: Family Medical Leave Act passed by Congress. Gives employees the right to take time off from work to care for a newborn child or care for an ailing family member.

2003: Lawrence v. Texas. Supreme Court rules that laws criminalizing same-sex sexual activity are unconstitutional.

George Clooney speaks out on Prop 8...

"At some point in our lifetime, gay marriage won't be an issue, and everyone who stood against this civil right will look as outdated as George Wallace standing on the school steps keeping James Hood from entering the University of Alabama because he was black."