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"If marriage is strictly a “religious institution,” then what business do governments have in creating policies designed to encourage marriage or in passing constitutional amendments denying marriage equality or in refusing to recognize those marriages conducted by religious groups that do recognize marriage equality? In fact, what business does the government have at all in protecting “traditional marriage” if that concept is purely a “religious institution”? Should the government get involved in protecting “traditional baptism” or “traditional communion” as well?"

DeMint: Gov’t Can’t Redefine Marriage Because it’s a Religious Institution | Right Wing Watch

filing this one away for Thanksgiving with the SuperBaptists (via thesmarttart) (via slackmo)

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cosmicsquirreljustice:

nerdgasms:

porcupineschool:

Google Wave explained.

via: robotindisguise

INVITE PLZ!!

so true! I am soo lonely right now on gwave! add me!

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Ack! Want.
passthemike:

librarious:

this would have been nice to wake up to.

cosmicsquirreljustice:

Ack! Want.
passthemike:

librarious:

this would have been nice to wake up to.

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Monsters of Folk Concert Poster by Jason Munn of The Small Stakes

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pixelmonki:

kari-shma:

bad news by owen (via morningview917)

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notes Do you like seeing bands like Dirty Projectors or The Feelies for free, in Chicago, in Millennium Park, during the summer? Do you like to grab a group of friends, some delicious snacks, a blanket, and head over to the Jazz Fest during the summer? Do you ever take a break from the monotony of work during the Summer by heading over to the park to check out a free Black Moth Super Rainbow show during your lunch break?

britticisms:

SIGN THIS PETITION! Even if you’re not from Chicago, sign the petition!

The city is facing MASSIVE budget cuts, especially towards arts, music, and cultural programs (of course), which besides being enjoyable to attend are beneficial to the city itself. Chicago needs all the help it can get and shutting down many f the programs that make the city exciting during its best seasons (Summer and Fall) is certainly NOT going to help matter.