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By Michael Mahler, on February 26th, 2009
Wow! Sounds like Colorado Republicans are making some obscenely insensitive gaffes.
If I understand this correctly, Sen. Schultheis is advocating letting infants be born with undetected HIV to teach their moms a lesson. For a party that frequently styles itself as being pro-life, this is perplexing at best. If nothing else, early treatment . . . → Read More: Legislator’s Promiscuity Comments Cause Uproar
By Michael Mahler, on February 25th, 2009
Very cool! After some folks falsely accused racial minorities of being the reason that Prop 8 passed in California, this is welcome news! The NAACP obviously gets that civil rights mean everyone.
NAACP Calls for Overturning of Prop. 8
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People announced support on Monday for . . . → Read More: NAACP Calls for Overturning of Prop. 8 | News | Advocate.com
By Michael Mahler, on February 24th, 2009
Folding went quite well indeed tonight! James rode shotgun when we were delivering, as is usually the case. We had a nice time chatting.
After delivering, I helped him do his taxes and dropped him off home. He had a few mishaps this past month; car troubles, followed by a big tree branch landing . . . → Read More: Overly helpful to James
By Michael Mahler, on February 21st, 2009
Eden found a cool site that lets one come up with a superhero persona. The name is randomly generated.
By Michael Mahler, on February 15th, 2009
It has been a fairly good, if busy, weekend. I noticed that there was a minor theme that seemed to come up: I chatted with people who knew folks that I have been nude with. Two of the instances were relationship/sexually related and one was a social thing. (I forget if there were any . . . → Read More: Recurring theme: Acquaintances of people I have been nude with
By Michael Mahler, on February 15th, 2009
Since yesterday was my Mom’s wedding anniversary, I called to wish her a great day and catch up. We had a very nice chat. She mentioned that my brother was planning on going to a Koinonia, a weekend-long Christian retreat. It seems to be the Protestant equivalent of Cursillo. Very glad that my brother . . . → Read More: Potentially oversharing with Mom
By Michael Mahler, on February 10th, 2009
It was a fairly busy weekend. Friday night, I went to the Erie Gay Business Alliance G2H2 social thing. I chatted with a few friends.
Saturday was the Pizza and Porn in Jamestown NY, which was fun. Truth to tell, I don’t think that I have ever brought anything there or back, but it . . . → Read More: Busy weekend and an unintentional funny
By Michael Mahler, on February 9th, 2009
I believe very strongly that all couples deserve equal rights and protection under the law. Sure, some people don’t feel that interfaith or interracial couples should be married. That’s okay – the people who think that don’t have to marry someone of a different religion or race/ethnicity (or, by extension, someone of the same . . . → Read More: Keystone Equality | Should PA Enact Equality of Lesbian and Gay Couples?
By Michael Mahler, on February 5th, 2009
I happened to overhear one of the other programmers in a nearby cubicle talking with a customer, and there was one point that he said "Let me check with another geek." He then hung up the phone and I mentally counted down "4…3…2.." and then he asked if I was busy. So yeah, the . . . → Read More: I guess I know my reputation
By Michael Mahler, on February 2nd, 2009
I have a green winter jacket, which apparently recently developed some kind of small tear that I can’t find. I got a new one over lunch, which was thankfully marked down.
Gary noticed it at the Pride Picnic yesterday when I went to put it on and noticed that I was sort of molting. . . . → Read More: Replaced coat
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