Tony Hawk: Ride prototype skateboards employ arcade buttons, duct tape, love

If you managed to catch the last Engadget Show, you inevitably saw our own Paul Miller carve it up a bit on Tony Hawk: Ride.
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Gay Pagan Witches Will Abort Your Kids!

The Maine Family Policy Council has picked up the American Family Association's "witchcraft" charge against Gap's holiday commercial.
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Open—But Invisible

by Jennifer VanascoFirst published in the Chicago Free Press on November 5, 2009

No one can tell my girlfriend is gay.
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Chapel Hill's New Gay Mayor

Among last night's good news, and there was a lot folks, really, was the election of Chapel Hill, North Carolina's openly gay mayor, Mark Kleinschmidt.
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Vigil to be held for gay trainee policeman beaten in Liverpool

A vigil is to be held in Liverpool this Sunday for James Parkes, the trainee police officer who was beaten by a gang of up to 20 youths last weekend.
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Of All The Terrible Ideas For A Reality Show…

This really tops the list. LEGO, as in the plastic building blocks, is looking to create a reality program.
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People. People who need 'people' (to be a political term)

The audacity of our opposition's hopes is something that never ceases to amaze us. We're frequently shocked that they see majority tyranny as trumping fair-minded decision making.
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Randy Blue: Forrest and Leo

Forrest Winters is back again, but this time he’s teamed up with very gorgeus and hungry cocksucker Leo Giamani.
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Don't Cry for Him, Argentina

There were lots of tears of joy, relief and disbelief following Juan Martin del Potro's highly impressive come-from-behind five-set victory over Roger Federer last night in the final of the U.
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Melrose: The Place Where Disbelief Dies

The new Melrose Place is darker, grittier and perhaps even a bit sexier than its predecessor. It also tests America's ability to suspend its collective disbelief.
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The Gender Persecution Of Caster Semenya

Last week South African track and field runner Caster Semenya won the gold medal for the 800-meter race at the track and field world championships.
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Gossip Girl Producers Force Hilary Duff To Lose Weight With Bad Outfits

When I heard rumors that the Gossip Girl producers told Hilary Duff that she needed to lose some weight, I was simultaneously outraged and in a state of disbelief.
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Are American Soldiers Really Executing Iraq's Gays?

When gay Iraqi refugee Hussam (a pseudonym) told attendees of a fundraiser that he has photos of American soldiers torturing and executing LBGTs there, it set off a growing shitstorm of disbelief and inquiry.
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Trials and Tribulations of a House Officer

Or an intern as the case may be :)If you're thinking of becoming a doctor, think again. And again.Then smack your head and think it over again.
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Anticipation

Things I'm looking forward to during my vacation next week:Getting a Tan! And to all of you foisting 30 and 45 SPF recommendations on me: please, Mary.
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'We misread how bad the economy was'

(Visualize me sitting at my desk slapping me head in disbelief.) I guess this explains why Obama chose the business-as-usual economic team that he chose though it also provides some insight into how misguided he has been on the key issue of the day according to him and his team.
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State-Sponsored Homophobia

A world survey of laws prohibiting same sex activity between consenting adults

Homophobia is the fear of, aversion to, or discrimination against homosexuality or homosexuals.
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How far New Hampshire has come

A photograph of state Rep. Jim Splaine of Portsmouth standing next to N.H. governor John Lynch Wednesday as he signed into law legislation legalizing gay marriage reminds me of an incident from the 1981 legislative session that serves as a dramatic example of just how much New Hampshire has evolved over the nearly three decades since then.
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