US Navy lesbian couple share first gay dockside kiss

[SamanthaCay]

I wish I could join the Navy.

[fraublugher]

lol
"Congratulations on your promotion , Admiral boob-job."

[Jawbone]

Originally Posted by buchananbass

I wish I could join the Navy.

unfortunate for the two Navy leszies they won't ever be able to biologically produce something this beautiful as this photo points out. I bet they have boy dogs though.

[ADbassman]

Speaking as an active duty sailor, there is nothing wrong with this scenario as far as regulations goes. The first kiss off the ship is a practice steeped in tradition and the fact that a lesbian sailor happened to be chosen for it is really a non-issue. So she loves a women, what of it? Don't ask don't tell got repealed across all the services. There aren't going to be scenes of Marines in pink lipstick parading off the boat in a mini-skirt. That's just as out of regs as it was before don't ask don't tell. I know people are making a stink out of this photo, but honestly this very think happens far more often than you would think. Homosexuals serve in the military. They did before don't ask don't tell. They have and continue to serve their country to the peak of their abilities and have valiantly defended other people's right to call them all sorts of terrible things. While this moment is historic in that it is the first time a openly gay couple was allowed to openly show their affection in the military, it will not be the last by any stretch of the imagination.

[GregC]

Originally Posted by Jawbone

unfortunate for the two Navy leszies they won't ever be able to biologically produce something this beautiful as this photo points out. I bet they have boy dogs though.

Oy, I haven't heard that term since high school.:/:

Lol, parts of her weren't biologically produced by anyone.

[Kwesi]

Originally Posted by Jawbone

unfortunate for the two Navy leszies they won't ever be able to biologically produce something this beautiful as this photo points out. I bet they have boy dogs though.

Not sure whether this is intentionally offensive or not... but I laughed.

I know, I'm a terrible person .

[flypejose]

Judging by the comments it is apparent that very few intelligent, enlightened and open-minded people were able to escape one of the most well-crafted propaganda of all time!

Common sense is quickly vanishing out of our society frankly! Big up to postmodernism! Clap clap clap!

[Kwesi]

Well color me confused.

[jmattbassplaya]

Originally Posted by Kwesi

Well color me confused.

Add me to that color scheme

[SamanthaCay]

Originally Posted by jmattbassplaya

Add me to that color scheme

[Marlat]

Originally Posted by lucas vigor

And I am suprised that Latrimour (who is one of the kings of this forum) would even start a thread like this in the first place. Doesn't he know better?

This is merely a feel good news story demonstrating by and large that society is becoming more tolerant. There is nothing wrong with that. If people want to come into a thread an spread intolerance that's on them. Remember, in the US being openly homosexual in the armed forces is now protected under law (provided other codes of conduct are complied with). The title of the thread pretty much tells you what the content is going to be about - if you are going to be offended by it, why even click on the thread?

[Muddslide]

Originally Posted by Lee H

This can be an inflammatory issue, so public opinion will be just as strong when people have an example of inappropriate behavior lodged in their head.

I think the problem people are having with this line of "reasoning" is: why is this "inappropriate behavior?"
It's two people kissing. They love each other. Why should gender even factor into it?

[ShredderMaximus]

Originally Posted by buchananbass

Seen lots of these online, but this one in particular....

[SamanthaCay]

Creepy baby is creepy.

[john_martin_sai]

"Mister speaker,....I,....uh,.....find this entire thread very titillating...."

[Chebass88]

Originally Posted by ADbassman

Speaking as an active duty sailor, there is nothing wrong with this scenario as far as regulations goes. The first kiss off the ship is a practice steeped in tradition and the fact that a lesbian sailor happened to be chosen for it is really a non-issue. So she loves a women, what of it? Don't ask don't tell got repealed across all the services. There aren't going to be scenes of Marines in pink lipstick parading off the boat in a mini-skirt. That's just as out of regs as it was before don't ask don't tell. I know people are making a stink out of this photo, but honestly this very think happens far more often than you would think. Homosexuals serve in the military. They did before don't ask don't tell. They have and continue to serve their country to the peak of their abilities and have valiantly defended other people's right to call them all sorts of terrible things. While this moment is historic in that it is the first time a openly gay couple was allowed to openly show their affection in the military, it will not be the last by any stretch of the imagination.

Thank you for this post.

[mjac28]

Hey that's my girlfriend !!! I guess the ring goes back Today

[Bard2dbone]

I must be boring because I don't see what's the problem here.

As near as I can figure, two sailors got to have the semi-ceremonial first kiss on return from deployment.

It may be a little more 'shocking' the first time a male-male coule do it. But still, what's the big deal?

I'm straight but I still can't tell why I should be horrified or offended by this.

[Eric Perry]

Originally Posted by Mark Latimour

if you are going to be offended by it, why even click on the thread?

Some people just love the smell of stirred crap!

[Turock]

Originally Posted by john_martin_sai

"Mister speaker,....I,....uh,.....find this entire thwead very titiwating...."

Fixed it for ya.