Oh how these faggots LIE. It CAN'T be ''unanimous" because for one, WE
disagree and we're far from the only ones.

James T. Kirk: "Spock, is the spacial anomaly dangerous to the crew?"
Spock: "Unknown Captain, now come over here and **** me, sweetie"

.................................................. .................................................. .....................................

Actor Zachary Quinto says reaction to his coming out gay has been
“enormously supportive – universally, unanimously supportive.”

Quinto, who is best known for playing a young Spock in the 2009 J.J.
Abrams-directed Star Trek reboot, came out gay on Sunday in an
interview with New York Magazine. The 34-year-old Quinto later
revealed that he was inspired to come out by Jamey Rodemeyer, the 14-
year-old Buffalo-area student who committed suicide last month after
being bullied for coming out gay.

During a MTV interview with his Margin Call co-stars Penn Badgley and
Stanley Tucci, Quinto said he was “really grateful” for the support
he's received.

“I feel like I made that declaration so that I can be a part of this
conversation moving forward,” Quinto said. “I did it in my own time,
on my own terms, in my own words. That's exactly the way that I wanted
to do it, and I'm really proud of that. When the time is right to
continue the conversation forward, I certainly will do that. That's
why I took those steps in the first place.”

On Oct 18, 11:09 am, Usenet Legends âobandcaÑole
wrote:
Oh how these faggots LIE. It CAN'T be ''unanimous" because for one, WE
disagree and we're far from the only ones.

James T. Kirk: "Spock, is the spacial anomaly dangerous to the crew?"
Spock: "Unknown Captain, now come over here and **** me, sweetie"

.................................................. .................................................. ....................................

Actor Zachary Quinto says reaction to his coming out gay has been
"enormously supportive - universally, unanimously supportive."

Quinto, who is best known for playing a young Spock in the 2009 J.J.
Abrams-directed Star Trek reboot, came out gay on Sunday in an
interview with New York Magazine. The 34-year-old Quinto later
revealed that he was inspired to come out by Jamey Rodemeyer, the 14-
year-old Buffalo-area student who committed suicide last month after
being bullied for coming out gay.

During a MTV interview with his Margin Call co-stars Penn Badgley and
Stanley Tucci, Quinto said he was "really grateful" for the support
he's received.

"I feel like I made that declaration so that I can be a part of this
conversation moving forward," Quinto said. "I did it in my own time,
on my own terms, in my own words. That's exactly the way that I wanted
to do it, and I'm really proud of that. When the time is right to
continue the conversation forward, I certainly will do that. That's
why I took those steps in the first place."

No no no! you've posted at the WRONG group
Try www.real-gigs.com.