I have been busy trying to read, watch and follow the discussions, celebrations and commiserations surrounding the SCOTUS decisions. I have been so busy that if I shared all that I have run across, we would still be here at this time tomorrow! So rather than load you up with multitudinous linkage, I will present what I consider to be the highlights of the coverage so far. Like these 21 Amazing Couples Who Vowed "I Do", or this two hanky Gay Wedding Video of the Day. Then there are those who have kept their nose to the grindstone in the continuing battle for equal rights like Senator Dianne Feinstein and Representative Jerrold Nadler who are intent on Finishing the Job by introducing identical Respect for Marriage bills in the Senate and the House which would repeal the remaining portions of DOMA that have not already been deemed unconstitutional by SCOTUS. Then not forgetting that this is still Pride Month, You Tube is celebrating Pride with this video montage of the Biggest Gay Moments on You Tube, a compendium of clips that pretty much tell the story of the most recent LGBT History as celebrated on video.
Meanwhile, the wing nuts and wack jobs on the Conservative side of the aisle are beside themselves with their utter dismay at yet another loss, totally blaming everyone but themselves and their antiquated (or should I say Neanderthal) belief system that will not allow them to express even a smidgen of Christian Compassion for anyone or anything that is not Free, White, 21 and Straight. However, the Family Research Council tops the list this week with their new campaign to promote religiosity amongst the peoples. The debut of their new campaign is so fraught with homo-erotic imagery and phraseology that I just have to show it to you:
Please note the logo that looks like that guy in the next stall devouring the dick before him and I don't know about you, but I have been on my knees for America(ns), Asians, Europeans, Hispanics and other assorted hotties for a lot longer than FRC has been around. I guess you would have to say that "I'm In" for sure and I have answered the "call 2 fall" on my knees for more men that I could recount at one sitting. The really sad thing is they are not able to see the irony of either their imagery or phraseology. And they wonder why we are not only snickering but loudly guffawing (and you know your are!) at them and their efforts to promote religiosity in America.
To continue the joyous mood of the day, your Friday Musical Moment features the music of French composer, type-setter, and flutist, Jacques-Christopher Naudot with his 6 Concerti for Flute and Strings, Opus 11. The Concerti included are Concerto in D major, Concerto in E minor, Concerto in G major, Concerto in D major, Concerto in E minor and Concerto in G major. Today's performance is by Hungarian ensemble Capella Savaria featuring Pàl Nèmeth on Solo Flute.
To close out today's post is Nichevo's Friday traditional collection of men that are Naked or Nearly So featuring lovers and lust objects, studs and buds that are sure to catch your eye and inspire your desire heading into the last weekend of Pride 2013. Thanks for sharing part of your day with me here at Nichevo, see you over the weekend for this week's review of the Best of the Web This Week. Until next time as always, Enjoy!
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