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Three Points:
a) I met a beautiful archeologist who was DIRTY and funny and smart and British. I didn't fuck him. I'm still not sure how I managed to miss that
b) You should not talk about things you do not know in places you have not been--especially my home state in my own field were I was hunting for a job. Suck it, bitch. Especially for the next comment...
c) I do not actually exist. I was informed that she "does not believe in homosexuality." Since she doesn't believe in it, I guess I don't actually exist. Does this mean that I can stop paying taxes? Can I stop paying my rent? Stop working?
ETA: Gay marriage is very very bad. And if we must allow gay people (those imaginary ones) we should not allow them to call it marriage since it isn't a marriage. She never clarified how it wasn't a marriage. Even after we debated the history of marriage, if it came from the state, the community or the church. She had no argument other than it wasn't really marriage. Frankly, when you have to fight over whose house you are going to for Thanksgiving and who is in charge of taking the Christmas lights down, you have marriage
a) I met a beautiful archeologist who was DIRTY and funny and smart and British. I didn't fuck him. I'm still not sure how I managed to miss that
b) You should not talk about things you do not know in places you have not been--especially my home state in my own field were I was hunting for a job. Suck it, bitch. Especially for the next comment...
c) I do not actually exist. I was informed that she "does not believe in homosexuality." Since she doesn't believe in it, I guess I don't actually exist. Does this mean that I can stop paying taxes? Can I stop paying my rent? Stop working?
ETA: Gay marriage is very very bad. And if we must allow gay people (those imaginary ones) we should not allow them to call it marriage since it isn't a marriage. She never clarified how it wasn't a marriage. Even after we debated the history of marriage, if it came from the state, the community or the church. She had no argument other than it wasn't really marriage. Frankly, when you have to fight over whose house you are going to for Thanksgiving and who is in charge of taking the Christmas lights down, you have marriage