JabberWocky!

As most of you probably know the California Supreme Court recently overturned the Gay Marriage ban. In a 4-3 decision the justices ruled that people have a fundamental ‘right to marry’ the person of their choice and that gender restrictions violate the state Constitution’s equal protection guarantee.

Recently many Gay, or as some like to call them, Same Sex Marriages took place in San Francisco, California to the delight of many.

But somehow I don’t think think that this couple either agrees with the decision of the Supreme Court or was delighted with those recent marriages, well, you judge for yourself!

Come On Down To The Farm

You know, that’s the beauty of living in America, Everyone not only has the right to their opinion but also has the right to voice that opinion through free speech!

And as far as Gay or Same Sex Marriages go? I think Bob Dylan put it so eloquently all those years ago when he said: The Times They Are A-Changin’!

I would also like to say a special Thank You to Tommy for giving me the idea for this post!

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I was checking out HWD’s the other day and he had wrote a post about BMW’s latest radical concept car, or, “work of art”, as I like to call it!

It’s called GINA and boy is it something else. GINA makes the Batmobile look like a Tinkertoy!

Want to see and read more about it?

BMW GINA

BMW GINA Slideshow

And if anyone wants to know what to get me for my birthday…I’ll take two please…well I don’t want to seem greedy so one will do me just fine thank you!

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The men in our lives, they’re always there in the background with a shoulder to cry and lean on and a steady love that is too often taken for granted. Once each year, on the third Sunday in June, there is a chance to remind fathers, and the men who step in when fathers are not available, that all of their quiet efforts are appreciated.

You may think that Father’s Day is a modern invention, but the truth is that a Babylonian youth named Elmesu carved the first known Father’s Day card in clay nearly 4,000 years ago. His special message wished his father good health and a long life. Fortunately, modern cards are a bit easier to fit in the mail box!

For more on the history of Father’s Day go to:

The History of Father’s Day

I hope that all of you Great Dad’s out there have a Fantastic Father’s Day 2008!

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