Dayton County, TN is actually trying to outlaw queers.

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2& ... &printer=1

To think that my family used to all laugh over the backwardness of the Scopes Trial, and congratuate ourselves on how far little old Tennessee has come. I guess new ideas really DO take a while to soak in some places.

What I want to know is, at what point will homosexuals be subject to criminal sanction? Does this apply to new queer residents or home-grown homos? The kid who at age 12 starts to feel "different" - off to juvenile hall with him I suppose! What about bisexuals? Are they only half-criminal?

Burning with anger and indignation...

i hate living in TN at times like this
:looks at his liscence in shame:

Well it wasn't until last summer that homosexuals could have sex in TX. Remember kids? That was a STATE law. Ignorance, is a sad, sad, little disease.

Then shouldn't fucking your sister or your cousin be a crime as well? Dumbass hillbillies!

That's messed up.

This used to be the Rhea County website. Look at it now:

http://www.rheacounty.com/welcome.html

Now's the chance to BUY the site and post slanderous things about these backwater fucks.

Coor wrote:Well it wasn't until last summer that homosexuals could have sex in TX. Remember kids? That was a STATE law. Ignorance, is a sad, sad, little disease.

<hillbilly moment>
no body is gonna sodomize my son or daughter or brother or sister or cousins but me!
</hillbilly moment>

Well, let's not foget the man who was govenor at the time either, Junkie

Here's an interesting little bit of info... the missonary law is still in effect in KY actually...

What a lovely time we live in. and when I saw mention of George Orwell's "1984" I had a "hackers" flashback... "Check it, George Orwell 1984, 'were all numbers' yeah right man, that's a typo, you can set at your house and do nothing and your name goes through like 12 computers a day man" ~Cerial Killer [/geek]

FalseAbsolution wrote:What a lovely time we live in. and when I saw mention of George Orwell's "1984" I had a "hackers" flashback... "Check it, George Orwell 1984, 'were all numbers' yeah right man, that's a typo, you can set at your house and do nothing and your name goes through like 12 computers a day man" ~Cerial Killer [/geek]

Or rather like that old British TV show "The Prisoner", another bit about freethought and individuality, where every resident of this quaint Welsh village is an ex-spy who is brought there to have information extracted, their will and individuality broken ... and they all are referred to as numbers, not names.

By the way, does anyone on here like this show? I am trying to collect all 17 episodes of this.

People in that county are always giving us problems.

*sighs* I want to raze the place, sometimes more than that other city which shall not be named.

Anyways, had someone call in from out there about a month ago who wanted us to shut down a child care center because the director was a lesbian with a pierced tongue and would probably molest her daughter if we didn't do something.

Trying not to call her an idiot was such a challenge. I think she heard me snickering at her though.

Synthpopalooza wrote:
By the way, does anyone on here like this show? I am trying to collect all 17 episodes of this.

I know that this show is out on dvd now but the box set is expensive, like 200 bucks. You could always try eBay.

white_darkness wrote:*sighs* I want to raze the place, sometimes more than that other city which shall not be named.

hey, i think i might know where that "other" place is....

and we don't l'low nuna'dem dere homo-sapien types here. it's just ain't natural. n'less'n it's two wimmin wanin'ta get it on wit a feller. aye rekkin thas aight, onna count'n'ta us menfolk bein so 'tractive n'all.

div wrote:

white_darkness wrote:*sighs* I want to raze the place, sometimes more than that other city which shall not be named.

hey, i think i might know where that "other" place is....

and we don't l'low nuna'dem dere homo-sapien types here. it's just ain't natural. n'less'n it's two wimmin wanin'ta get it on wit a feller. aye rekkin thas aight, onna count'n'ta us menfolk bein so 'tractive n'all.

I know you know where the "other" place is. That which shall not be named. *grins* sometimes i'm actually glad it's there, because it's a bit easier to understand in it's insanity than what goes on in some of these strange counties elsewhere in the state.

And incest is most definitely illegal under state law, whether it's practiced still is another issue.

If I'm remembering correctly "Crimes Against Nature" was repealed back in '94 or so. Apparently it was deemed useless, but we've had to look up a few times up here and others. Of course my memory could be wrong, there's some very strange crimes in old laws....