It's apparently unreleased - and apparently filthy. Filthy enough that TMZ thought better of releasing it. Yes, you read that right, too racey for freaking TMZ to publish.


Now I HAVE to see it.

That's some filthy!

I had happily forgotten that this woman existed, so my first thought was, "Sister Helen, what have you done?"

You never go ass to mouth, Miss Prejean.

R71 is still leading in WA. Not marriage, but at least the not marriage bill isn't losing.

Aww, it just got a little less itneresting...apparently it's a solo work.

My roommate and I went out to the Maine Solidarity and Prop 8 Anniversary protest rally and march yesterday. It was such a feeling of deja vu. Very last minute, so I found myself making a quick sign out of box tops at work, just like I did exactly one year earlier.

Ran into a bunch of old activist friends and had a fun time, but the crowd was - naturally - much smaller than last year. I wasn't really inclined to go, but Isaac thinks we should try to keep some momentum going in the activist community! Who knew?

For me, I just figured since so many other parts of the country honored California with Prop 8 protests last year, it was the least I could do to contribute to a nationwide protest of the similarly despicable results in Maine.

Not based solely on the meh showing last night, but I've a feeling I'm hardly the only disaffected activist who has lost the sense of urgency on this issue. I think they're going to have a hard time getting this back on the ballot in 2010 here in California ... and I'm not at all sure I'm going to help with that effort as I'd long planned to do.



Stay tuned.

My favorite sign from last night:


HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!



And my favorite moment:

When the protest passed by the popular gay bar, Ackbar, in Silver Lake, we all shouted at the patrons, "Out of bar, into the streets! Out of the bar, into the streets!" - like the famous scene in the movie, Milk.


Half a block further on, passing a McDonald's with one of those hamster-like playzones for kids, the crowd starts spontaneously shouting, "Out of the PlayPlace, into the streets! Out of the PlayPlace, into streets!" - while kids inside the plastic bubble looked on, quite perplexed. ;)

Tee and Hee!


:snap:

sooooo... did many kids join you?

Not a single one. But next year, when they learn about anal sex in class as part of their 3rd grade syllabus, we'll have us a few more converts.