Gay Penguin Controversy

February 11, 2005 – 3:18 pm

Geoffrey at Dog Snot Diaries is wondering what the deal is with gay penguins.

I don’t understand this. These penguins always seem to find they’re way into any discussion about whether homosexuality is a choice or genetic, and whether it can be a learned behavior. Some zookeeper decides they may be homo because there simply aren’t enough females to go around. That’s easy to test, right? Just add more females. HA! Not without creating a ruckus!

Well, don’t fear, Geoffrey, I have the answer.

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5 Comments

Comment by Geoffrey

2005-02-11 17:41:10

Ahhhh! Liberals!

Comment by JulieB

2005-02-11 22:25:29

Geez that was funny. OK. I liked it. Yeah, I know, I know….

Comment by William Teach

2005-02-12 07:38:49

I ran across the Gay Penguin thing long ago when checking out the Presidential candidates. Coffee through the nose.

Comment by JulieB

2005-02-13 12:20:25

If we can’t laugh, we’re lost, eh?

Comment by todd

2005-03-01 14:10:22

i love gay pirites

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