Heck, in India even two frogs can be married to each other ..

[TheCoxwain]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_pictures/8022501.stm


and we cant seem to get beyond man/woman thing

[BlooInBloo]

1. Oh boy.

:popcorn:

[Poll_Blind]

2. Looks like the she-phibian got some lipstick but I was hoping for henna.

On second thought, henna might poision a frog because of their sensitive skin. I just dunno. But, hey, anything to appease the rain gods, eh? Silly, silly.

Whoops, gotta run! I'm off to sacrifice a red heifer on the Temple Mount so the Messiah can return!

PB

[La Lioness Priyanka]

5. i dont think its lipstick. i think its sindoor.

[Occam Bandage]

3. But as you can see, they've forced arbitrary female gender dress and customs on one frog.

Even amphibians are not safe from heteronormativity!

[La Lioness Priyanka]

4. its illegal to be gay in india, so i dont think thats a fair comparison

as far as gay rights go, nepal is far ahead of everyone else in the east

[TheCoxwain]

6. But Ive heard that women in India get married to dogs and trees.. and often

without their consent.

I guess even one of the Hindu gods ( I think the elephant god) is married to a banana tree.

So why would there be a law against gay marriage?

[La Lioness Priyanka]

7. there are laws against homosexuality in india. there are no laws against gay marriage specifically

but there arent any laws for it either

[TheCoxwain]

8. So gay marriage is legal ( or not illegal) ..but having sex with your spouse is illegal?

[La Lioness Priyanka]

10. gay marriage is not legally recognized. i dont think there is a law against it

the law is against homosexual behavior

[TheCoxwain]

11. That clears it up ... no inconsistency there. Thanks.

[KamaAina]

9. But what about box turtles?

:sarcasm: