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mashable
turns 23 today.
Happy B-day M! Got 25 recently and 23 was a great year, hope it goes the same. - ElijahBailey-Zu of FF <0,
happy birthday, Mashable! - Bren -- Not Grinchy
Happy Birthday! - Mo Kargas
happy birthday, dude - George The Writer
Happy Birthday! - Dobromir Hadzhiev
Happy birthday - Håkan Dahlström
Happy Birthday!! :-) - Corie
Stay young and handsome! - gaysdotcom
Duncan Riley
Gay bar becomes a haven in Galveston - http://www.reuters.com/article...
love - Anna Haro
It's a nice story isn't it. - Duncan Riley
Yup...the power of the human spirit... :) - Anna Haro
love has no limits :D - A.T.
Thanks for sharing this!!! =) - gaysdotcom
Patrick
Gays.com (500k!) is coming out of the closet, and so are we! - http://thenextweb.org/2008...
Hilarious! - gaysdotcom
Duncan Riley
Gays.com moves into open beta - http://www.inquisitr.com/3160...
I'm waiting to see who likes this first. Anyone? - Louis Gray
I also like the fact that the easy headline pun was /not/ used. - Michael W. May
Better question Louis ... Is it on TechMeMe yet :) - Charlie Anzman
You dared and we liked. :D It looks like a super-positive site. - Helen Sventitsky
Gays.com loves the Inquisitr! - gaysdotcom
@Charlie: It's not on TechMeme yet. Not quite sure how they select articles. - gaysdotcom
Well, see, TechCrunch has to cover it, and preferrably first... ;) - Cyndy
Cyndy, funny you should mention TC, I was thinking Gabe and Michael could connect :-) - Duncan Riley
I think it's a bit late for that, no? - Cyndy
lol now gaysdotcom is following me, I think they misinterpreted my like - Dobromir Hadzhiev
@Dobromir - we follow lots of techy/geek-minded folks. Don't misinterpret our following you =) - gaysdotcom
late night humor is alive and well on FF! - Susan Beebe
that is really gay - Noah David Simon
actually happy to see minimal hating here, imagine this thread on something like youtube - sean percival
I wouldn't say minimal, sean, I'd say no hate at all. I followed gaysdotcom back, of course. - Louis Gray
Neat. They actually provide a way to publish your gays.com status updates to Friendfeed. - Morton Fox
Perhaps we're less threatening online than in person for some. Tolerance levels vary with the degree of separation. Online, homosexuality is theoretical and academic. It's easier to discuss and even accept impersonally. Now, if I were sitting on the couch next to you with my hand dangerously close to your knee? - Jack (a.k.a. Jeber)
http://gawker.com/5050227... is this what your network is like? - Noah David Simon
I found it much easier to overcome my concerns about gay people after I met and knew quite a few gay folks. Same thing with Mormons and Muslims. A lot harder to hate a group of people once you know some... - Chrimmus Tad
What were those "concerns," exactly? I actually find it harder to hate a group of people that I know nothing about since I don't have a legitimate personal reason. But hey, that's just me. - ::Kristen::
+1 Tad - It's easier to hate individual people one you know some (insert any minority group here, particularly those subject to animosity and ridicule from the majority), but makes it much harder to stereotype. It was so much simpler being a white man in the '50's. - cjmart
Just Kidding!!! - cjmart
I grew up in the South Kristen... we're crazy about stereotyping. - Chrimmus Tad
I wasn't being snarky, I swear. I was just curious. I'm from New England but now live in Florida, so I've seen the differences. Kind of sad in my opinion, but people can only go by what they've always known. In my case, I've had gay friends for years and was actually the minority in my high school, so I've been surrounded by all different kinds of people for my entire life. I hope you didn't take that the wrong way. :) - ::Kristen::
interesting comment thread. One thing I'd note, there's not a lot of presence from the GLBT community of FF, which is a shame really given some of the occasional spots of hate we see. In terms of hating people: judge people for who they are, not what they do nor believe. Sexual preference needs to go on the same list as race, gender and religion in the list of things we don't discriminate on....well, religion mostly ;-) - Duncan Riley
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