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24 of the dumbest things ever said about gay people

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In honor of April Fools Day, The Huffington Post is showing the 24 dumbest things ever said about gay people. Some of these are truly unbelievable.

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Keep trucking... We will be accepted as women did... As long as there is no major disaster that pulls back the progress of our society, I think force is with us.

Not to make light of our proud military members I have to specify that my position was not strictly for a US soldier. But I used to have tea breaks with my female bosses at my office. We would joke that guys have a smoke break but we will have a tea time. We chatted about everything. I later had a male boss and he could tell I was gay so he treated me very nicely since all the females in the office stick together.. I had a good time then. He was a very cute guy with a very keen sense of who had authority in the office. ^_^

Tony Perkins: 'If You Want A Military That Just Does Parades,' Allow Gays To Openly Serve."

LOL Tony is a big cocksucking prick! ^_^ My gaydar really goes off when I hear him speak.

However, we do throw good parades don't we?

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