No, I’m saying that Blanche’s ‘suspicions’ about ‘gay rights’ being confirmed by this one (frivolous/dumb delete as applicable)lesbian doesn’t make sense.

I am in fact making quite the opposite point to that which you inferred, but I guess you knew that already, judging by that cheeky little wink. You cheeky boy

Now, back to having my suspicions confirmed about the ‘Conservative’ movement. Where does one start? With good stories or bad?

Your suspicions are easily confirmed?

And Fred Phelps?Jerry Falwell confirmed my suspicions about Christians…and Amren and Vdare and confirm my spuspicions about Conservatives, and the killing of animal testing workers and abortionists confirms all of my suspicions about left, right, black white christian and pagan.

One of the biggest lies is the oft-repeated meme that all homosexuals want ‘special rights’ and not equality.

Just like all Christians want a Christian theocracy, right…?

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I work from 6am til 10pm, and I usually watch a movie with my wife (blockbuster or thriller or period drama or girle flick), and then one in bed (sci-fi or ‘heavy’ stuff) while mulling over the next day. My wife is disabled so we don’t go out much, and we are both movie lovers, but lik

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JohnD

“It’s a service for singles. Get it? Singles. There’s no such thing as almost single.”

This is a good point and also says something for eHarmony and their moral values. Perhaps, it seemed a legitimate claim against the singles service because of the broad moral-spectrum we have here in the U.S.. What do you think?

Bill the owner wouldn’t have any problem with a gay customer showing up. But he would have a problem if that customer sued Bill to force him to redecorate the place with ferns and oriental carpeting, despite the general clientele wanting to keep the existing decor of Fatheads, knife-carved tables and peanut shells on the floor.

2. I am in my 50s and these services – like the Internet itself – came along too late for me.

That being said,

(1) I believe the lawsuit is as DUMB as you do!! She knew what eHarmony stood for before she tried to build a profile and it’s utterly ridiculous for her to try to sue. There are plenty of gay/lesbian dating sites she can sign up for. Utterly ridiculous! But, it seems eHarmony is not exactly standing behind their beliefs. They said they’re not against providing access to gays/lesbians in the future. hmm.Ahh yes, it’s the PC syndrome of America once again and I, being a foreigner am appalled at how far it goes sometimes. If they believe a certain way, stand by it!!

2) I have tried the online dating scene and have been very successful on more than one occasion. It can really work for people who are, first of all, extremely careful but at the same time honest with themselves and with who they’re trying to meet.(for example, being up front about what they look like. i.e. sending a photo!)

A relative of mine goes to the same church (Lake Avenue Congregational in Pasadena) as the creator of EHarmony, btw.

This relative also knows someone who is one E-Harmony and the friend complains to my relative that the problem she’s having with the service is that she does fine with the initial online connections, but whenever she sends the photo to the guys they stop communicating. Sad, isn’t it?

2. I have been married for twenty-five years so I’ve been out of the online dating scene from the get-go. I do think it’s probably a great thing to skip the bar scene and try and find someone compatable with the help of a database and a computer.