February 15, 2010
Enrico Fuente
Fuente, Enrico (b. 1980 - )
Secular humanist who resides in Nebraska. He collects t-shirts, listens to music, dabbles in photography and follows politics.
This is his tumblelog, where he chronicles all that amuses, confuses and interests him.
Secular humanist who resides in Nebraska. He collects t-shirts, listens to music, dabbles in photography and follows politics.
This is his tumblelog, where he chronicles all that amuses, confuses and interests him.
Vice photo tour of the creation museum.
“Once you pay the entrance fee (an infuriating $22), you get to see this gem: a model of a little girl (who looks A LOT like a young Tracy Emin) just chillin’ by a stream with her adorable animal friends. As well as DESTROYING the myth that humans and dinosaurs and squirrels never co-existed, it also does serious damage to two other left-wing lies: that velociraptors were carnivorous, and that polyester was invented in the 30s.”
February 09, 2010
“Some simple, moving words from Andrew Sullivan, in response to the National Review’s Rich Lowry:
Rich says that it’s no big deal to live hiding one’s sexual orientation. If you’re straight, try it for one day. Try never mentioning your spouse, your family, your home, your girlfriend or boyfriend to anyone you know or work with – just for one day. Take that photo off your desk at work, change the pronoun you use for your spouse to the opposite gender, guard everything you might say or do so that no one could know you’re straight, shut the door in your office if you have a personal conversation if it might come up.
Try it. Now imagine doing it for a lifetime. It’s crippling; it warps your mind; it destroys your self-esteem.”
— Hiding – and ‘Professionalism’
February 08, 2010
“Absolutely. Not only that, but lately I’ve been really annoyed by any liberal person getting married who says they stand for gay rights. How can anyone in good conscience get married right now? How is that different than joining a country club that doesn’t allow Jews or blacks?”
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Sarah Silverman on her pledge to not get married until gays can do the same
February 05, 2010
