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Originally posted by: SweetSweetLeroyBrown
...it's a great thing.
It's like a big "EF YOU" to the socially conservative crowd.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Divorce Lawyers in Frisco are licking their chops!
Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
I love how the city government in SF is perfectly willing to break state law and not give a damn.
Sound like anarchy to you?
Sounds like overreaction to me.Originally posted by: GTaudiophile
I love how the city government in SF is perfectly willing to break state law and not give a damn.
Sound like anarchy to you?
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Divorce Lawyers in Frisco are licking their chops!
You wouldn't.Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Divorce Lawyers in Frisco are licking their chops!
if the marriage isn't reconized by the state why would you need a divorce?
Originally posted by: xchangx
What I'm wondering is... what's the difference between this and the ten commandments in Alabama?
The Gays aren't on permanant display in the CourthouseOriginally posted by: xchangx
What I'm wondering is... what's the difference between this and the ten commandments in Alabama?
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
The Gays aren't on permanant display in the CourthouseOriginally posted by: xchangx
What I'm wondering is... what's the difference between this and the ten commandments in Alabama?
Originally posted by: galvanizedyankee
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Divorce Lawyers in Frisco are licking their chops!
I didn't think of that and I bet it's the truth ! At the rate gay males go through partners.........
Originally posted by: SaintGRW
I'm still hoping for the quake that separates CA from the states and it sinks :x:
Originally posted by: Maleficus
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
The Gays aren't on permanant display in the CourthouseOriginally posted by: xchangx
What I'm wondering is... what's the difference between this and the ten commandments in Alabama?
Nope they're permanently displayed everywhere...