France Prepares For First Gay Marriage

[isanbirder]

Lert's celebrate for a change!

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/may/29/france-prepares-first-gay-marriage

Vincent Autin and Bruno Boileau will become first same-sex couple to marry when they tie knot at ceremony in Montpellier

May they have many years of happiness together!

[Jingthing]

Bruno!

[Jingthing]

Hey, they're both fans of Christophe Willem, and now, so am I!

Vive La France!

But in this case, will not say:

Vive la différence

[Scott]

It was reported yesterday on the BBC radio (on the way to work), they were the first couple married.

Congratulations.

[sustento]

Let's hope there comes a day when we don't need to 'celebrate' gay weddings because they've become so ubiquitous they're part of the norm. It gets a bit tiring being 'special'

[Scott]

Here it is reported in yahoo: http://news.yahoo.com/vincent-bruno-tie-knot-frances-first-gay-wedding-163435985.html

[isanbirder]

Let's hope there comes a day when we don't need to 'celebrate' gay weddings because they've become so ubiquitous they're part of the norm. It gets a bit tiring being 'special'

There can only be so many 'Firsts". One, usually.

[Scott]

There can only be one first, but fortunately there is no limit to the number of hubs.

[sustento]

Why isn't Thailand the hub of gay weddings?

[Thaddeus]

Why isn't Thailand the hub of gay weddings?

ID Card ........ Shhhhhhhh.

[Jingthing]

Why isn't Thailand the hub of gay weddings?

ID Card ........ Shhhhhhhh.

I don't get it.

[Thaddeus]

Why isn't Thailand the hub of gay weddings?

ID Card ........ Shhhhhhhh.

I don't get it.

That is your problem, no one else's.

[Jingthing]

Why isn't Thailand the hub of gay weddings?

ID Card ........ Shhhhhhhh.

I don't get it.

That is your problem, no one else's.

OK, since you're being anti-social, maybe someone ELSE can explain what YOU said.

[isanbirder]

There can only be one first, but fortunately there is no limit to the number of hubs.

In this case, most countries only have one. Except the US, which has 50 (or is it 51 now?)