Sad News Brothers and Sisters,
Connecticut, A state I was not particularly fond of to begin with, has now made it OK for AIDS infested sodomites and carpet-munchers to Wed!
I was hoping California and Massachusetts would stay the only two states that allow this sinful nonsense, but no, Connecticut has hopped on board.
Congratulations! Now these wrinkly dykes can get married and further force themselves into the depths of hell.

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Connecticut, A state I was not particularly fond of to begin with, has now made it OK for AIDS infested sodomites and carpet-munchers to Wed!
I was hoping California and Massachusetts would stay the only two states that allow this sinful nonsense, but no, Connecticut has hopped on board.
Conn. high court rules gay couples can marry
Connecticut's Supreme Court ruled Friday that gay couples have the right to marry, making the state the third behind Massachusetts and California to legalize such unions through the courts.
"I can't believe it. We're thrilled, we're absolutely overjoyed. We're finally going to be able, after 33 years, to get married," said Janet Peck of Colchester, who was a plaintiff with her partner, Carole Conking.
"I'm just ecstatic. It's such a relief, the joy of it," said another plaintiff, Jody Mock of West Hartford, who sued with partner Elizabeth Kerrigan.
Connecticut's Supreme Court ruled Friday that gay couples have the right to marry, making the state the third behind Massachusetts and California to legalize such unions through the courts.
"I can't believe it. We're thrilled, we're absolutely overjoyed. We're finally going to be able, after 33 years, to get married," said Janet Peck of Colchester, who was a plaintiff with her partner, Carole Conking.
"I'm just ecstatic. It's such a relief, the joy of it," said another plaintiff, Jody Mock of West Hartford, who sued with partner Elizabeth Kerrigan.

Joanne Mock, left, and Beth Kerrigan speaking to media in front of the Connecticut State Supreme Court in Hartford where they were among plaintiffs in a suit brought after eight same-sex couples were denied marriage licenses.
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