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richardhutnik on 06 August 2012
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Zappykins said:
Mirson said:
d21lewis said:
I hate to say it but I was in Hilton Head South Carolina last week and we were looking for some place cheap to eat. My GF chose Chik Fil-A and it was fucking delicious. Gay community, you have my support but a good chicken sandwich is hard to find.

This. Chick Fil A is by far the best chicken sandwich I've had. McDonald's Hot n Spicy is a distant second. Haven't tried Popeye's Chicken sandwiches since the Popeyes close to my work is always full during lunch hour and takes forever to serve the food.

I went to Chick Fil A this past Thursday, and I was shocked at how empty it was (this was during lunch hour mind you). Good for me though since I didn't have to wait in those long lines that always plauge Chick Fil A.

How does it feel to know that kids in California would like to have their parents married, but because some of CFA's was used to take that right away, and by eating there you are giving the same people more money?  (Yes, some kids have same-sex parents.)

Three years before my folks got married, their marriage would have been illegal in California.  It was exactly the same type of people and 'religious reasoning' banning Interracial Marriage.  Would you support a retro active dissolving of my parents’ marriage?  (What the people were trying to do with Prop 8.)

Not by normal measures are both homosexual (same ge3nder) adults the parents of a kid.  One may be a step-parent, but isn't an actual parents.  I think, as it is today, the ship has long saled in the idea of a kid having parents in the traditional sense (a kid can have a number of adults in their lives doing parenting roles).  Also, I wish people would seriously stuff this, "Well how does it feel X"... and there is no focus on what is right, but feelings of people regarding things.  Life is tough, get over it.  For myself, I am sorry, but I can't relate at all to what it would be like for kids in that situation, and don't know how it feels, because I grew up in a traditional home where the parents didn't marry, and don't have kids myself.  So, if you would want to discuss this in a way that gets the best answer, I suggest you stop, with the "How does it feel to know..." argument?  You want to know why?  Because I can't tell you, and frankly don't care because I can't relate.  Anything here I remotely care about is the kids get the best parenting possible.  This has little to do with feelings, but on actual state of being in life.