RKMBs Forums .::Robegories::. Media Sulu is gay

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Jim Jackson said:
And don't call me anymore.

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Jim Jackson said:

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klinton said:

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Jim Jackson said:

It will take flowers and candy and maybe more to get you back into good graces with me, young man.

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And it'd take a tonne of cash and and a toupe from you to get me to want to be in your good graces...

I guess there's just no hope for 'us'....

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Plus, you smoke. You didn't stand a chance.

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the G-man said:
Watching Klinton and Jim is like watching speed dating and speed divorcing all in one thread.

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Fuck....you should've seen the honeymoon...'speed' doesn't even begin to describe my dissapointment...

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the G-man said:
Uh, no thanks.

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klinton said:
Jim and I only had this one firey little spat...

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the G-man said:


(Rex is being a jealous gaylord and edited the original post.)

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klinton said:

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Jim Jackson said:
Bitchy mood today, babe?

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Oh, come on....that was funny. Tell me you didn't laugh...

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klinton said:

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the G-man said:
Watching Klinton and Jim is like watching speed dating and speed divorcing all in one thread.

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Fuck....you should've seen the honeymoon...'speed' doesn't even begin to describe my dissapointment...

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Jim Jackson said:

At least I was awake and sober.

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Come on...did you think there was any other way for me to be into this:

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Scotty said:
I didn't get this much press when I died!

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Star Trek's Mr. Sulu Backs Gay Activists

MINNEAPOLIS - Mr. Sulu beamed down to lend support to student gay activists who tried to visit a private Christian university.

George Takei, who played the helmsman in three "Star Trek" TV seasons and six movies, made a surprise appearance Monday after a busload of Soulforce Equality Riders tried to talk about faith and gay rights with students at North Central University in downtown Minneapolis.

The 33 activists are traveling by bus to 19 U.S. colleges with religion-based policies opposed to homosexuality. They were locked out of school buildings when they arrived at North Central, which is owned and operated by the Assemblies of God.

After sitting in front of the doors for most of the afternoon, the Soulforce riders and supporters rallied at a park across the street when Takei, who came out as a homosexual last year, stopped by.

The 68-year-old actor said the activists' "equality trek" shares themes with those of the starship Enterprise.

"They have shown courage and character in showing that most people of faith are not extreme reactionaries who oppose equal rights," he said.

Tour organizer Jacob Reitan, 24, said the colleges they are visiting "equate homosexuality with sickness and sin. It's time to have a conversation instead of defaming our humanity."

Nate Ruch, executive director of university relations at North Central, said last week that the riders declined an offer to have a third party mediate a discussion.

Takei was in town to speak at a gay pride event at the University of Minnesota.

On the Net:

http://www.equalityride.com/riders

http://www.georgetakei.com/ />

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• After being with his partner for almost two dozen years, George Takei can now plan a marriage.
  
  As reported at GeorgeTakei.com, Takei is pleased that his same-sex relationship can lead to marriage in California with the recent decision of the California Supreme Court to permit same-sex marriage. "Our California dream is reality," said Takei.
  
  "Brad Altman and I can now marry. We are overjoyed! At long last, the barrier to full marriage rights for same-sex couples has been torn down. We are equal with all citizens of our state!"