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Open season on Bill Maher for all you Navy guys

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“You know, there’s something going on in the Navy. Now look, I’m not trying to knock the navy or any military branch. They certainly do things that I haven’t done for my country and they have my utmost respect, but. You know, why did the Village People sing, ‘In The Navy?.’

There just seems to be a lot going on when you’re on a ship, you’re on the water, you’re away from home for a long period of time. I think there’s a mentality, a little like prison, maybe. You know, where, ‘we’re not gay, we’re just having sex with men because we are away from home for a long time’. I mean, some of these things that this man describes, you know.

It’s always reminiscent, these guys who are repressed homosexuals,of this idea that somehow it’s just sinning.”

Ringin the Bell at Texas Tech

The guy is either gay or Tech has some hot cheerleaders....

Pork Faggots.....It's what's for dinner!

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Nike drops ads deemed homophobic

Nike's new ad campaign for its Hyperdunk shoes features a series of pictures of basketball players getting dunked on in what's considered the worst way possible.... the dunker dangling off the rim, his balls dangling in the face of the man being dunk-ee. They all have dynamic slogans like "That Ain't Right!"

Now they are being pulled for being homophobic....worrying about whether or not this ad is homophobic has to be the biggest sign yet, of the coming end of civilization as we know it...

Maybe Nike needs to make an ad about football players slapping each other's asses and reaching between each other's legs. As a card-carrying straight, I can categorically state that I wouldn't want someone's sweaty ass crack in my face during a basketball game.

SUX, it's better than GAY

Sioux City, Iowa Gateway Airport finally decided to embrace their city’s three letter code, which happens to be SUX, which they feel happens to be better than GAY.

City leaders have scrapped plans to do away with the Sioux Gateway Airport's unflattering three-letter identifier _ SUX _ and instead have made it the centerpiece of the airport's new marketing campaign.
The code, used by pilots and airports worldwide and printed on tickets and luggage tags, will be used on T-shirts and caps sporting the airport's new slogan, "FLY SUX." It also forms the address of the airport's redesigned Web site _ http://www.flysux.com/.
Sioux City officials petitioned the Federal Aviation Administration to change the code in 1988 and 2002. At one point, the FAA offered the city five alternatives _ GWU, GYO, GYT, SGV and GAY _ but airport trustees turned them down.