Rapper 50cent supports gay marriage but not butt fondling

[Martinus]

There is often bad blood between people who are quite close in many ways.

In this case the Homoseksualista ludzi przód koktajl z Polski are at daggers drawn with the Heteroseksualnych ludzi przód koktajl z Polski 

I have no clue what this was even supposed to mean.

[Richard Hakluyt]

 

..........google translate fails again 

[Martinus]

It means something like this:

"A homosexual man people front cocktail from Poland" and "Of heterosexual people front cocktail from Poland".

[Crazy_Ivan80]

It means something like this:

"A homosexual man people front cocktail from Poland" and "Of heterosexual people front cocktail from Poland".

splittters!!!

[Martinus]

And I go to the indie coffee shop because they have the best coffee with ice cream in the area. Anyway, I kinda live in Warsaw's hipster central.

[Richard Hakluyt]

Crazy-Ivan got what I was getting at, there are a lot things worse for your average gay-lawyer-about-town than hipsters.

[Martinus]

Crazy-Ivan got what I was getting at, there are a lot things worse for your average gay-lawyer-about-town than hipsters.

Oh I yeah, they are just so ridiculously silly and smug.

[CountDeMoney]

And I go to the indie coffee shop because they have the best coffee with ice cream in the area. Anyway, I kinda live in Warsaw's hipster central.

So stop bitching about your fellow hipsters, you miserable fucking queen.  Hypocritical AIDS bucket.  Christ.

[Martinus]

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) has passed a resolution yesterday endorsing equal marriage, two weeks following President Obama's move to do so.

The NAACP board voted during a meeting in Miami, arguing that it was demanded by the equal protection guaranteed by the US constitution.

Many observers consider this a positive step in bridging the apparent divide between ethnic minorities and the gay community, and reinforces previous findings from Pew Research Center that African Americans have become more supportive of marriage equality than even four years ago, though they still remain the ethnic group most opposed to the move.

Chairwoman Roslyn M Brock said in a statement: "The mission of the NAACP has always been to ensure political, social and economic equality of all people. We have and will oppose efforts to codify discrimination into law."

The president of NAACP, Benjamin Todd, who is a known supporter of gay rights, added: "Civil marriage is a civil right and a matter of civil law. The NAACP's support for marriage equality is deeply rooted in the fourteenth amendment of the United States constitution and equal protection of all people."

Joe Solmonese, president of the Human Rights Campaign, also welcomed the move, saying: "We could not be more pleased with the NAACP's history-making vote – which is yet another example of the traction marriage equality continues to gain in every community."

[garbon]

Interesting.

[Martinus]

Seeing what effect Obama seems to have on certain demographics, perhaps he should go on tv and say he is against violent crimes and food stamps. 

[Ed Anger]

http://diehipster.wordpress.com/

I'm mentally swapping "New York" and "Philadelphia" and some of the neighborhood names.

I replaced his areas with Dayton's Oregon district. Fucking hipsters.

[PDH]

Hipsters don't do well in -30 temps.  They don't last beyond the Fall Semester here.

[Eddie Teach]

Hipsters don't do well in -30 temps. 

Orly? What about Katmai? 

[CountDeMoney]

Hipsters don't do well in -30 temps.  They don't last beyond the Fall Semester here.

What, the knitted-scarf-and-shorts thing doesn't work out there?