Comments on: Galvanized

By: Sasha

Sasha — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 08:01:56 +0000

@Leah

OMG! That’s craziness! You should have said hi!!! Leo was definitely the star of the show on Saturday. I’m so glad you got a chance to see him in person in all his adorable glory.

By: Leah

Leah — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 23:01:31 +0000

At Westlake Center on Saturday, right in front of Sephora, my gf turned to me and said, “Oh my God, look how cute that dog’s sweater vest is!” As I looked I said, “wait a minute…” and creepily stared at you and Leo. My brain couldn’t process quickly enough that it indeed was you (I knew from Leo’s sweater) and I missed my chance to yell “Evil Beet”! Before I could open my mouth you were gone. I don’t even remember how I came upon your site about a year ago, but at least 10 hits a day are from me! (What can I say, I have a boring office job that hasnt blocked your site…)

By: beefy

beefy — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 21:05:44 +0000

“proceeded to get totally gay with him”

Ummm yah, nice. I’m only guessing that gays sniff and lick each others asses to identify and greet each other. Gays also like to eat each others poo. Either Leo’s human or the gays are animals.

“religious right-wingers” is soooooo lame and atheist liberal socialist. Couldn’t they have been just anti-gay marriage protesters or anti-protest protesters. Labeling is gay and so third grade.

But overall your pup looked great. Nice turn out, too. Looked like fun.
Not that I’d wanna support a cause I don’t believe in, but don’t really care if it became normal either. I’ll leave you with the words of my favorite pseudo religious right-winger :

“We can be slow as well to give greatness its due, a mistake I made myself long ago when I voted against a federal holiday in memory of Dr. King…I was wrong and eventually realized that… We can all be a little late sometimes in doing the right thing, and Dr. King understood this about his fellow Americans. But he knew as well that in the long term, confidence in the reasonability and good heart of America is always well placed….For his marches in Birmingham, Montgomery, and elsewhere, for his sit-ins and his sermons, he was called an agitator, a trouble-maker, a malcontent, and a disturber of the peace…These are often the terms applied to men and women of conscience who will not endure cruelty, nor abide injustice. We hear them to this day — in Darfur, Zimbabwe, Burma, Tibet, Iran and other lands — directed at every brave soul who dares to disturb the peace of tyrant.”

-John McCain, in the rain, Memphis. His heart was in the right place, even while a black man held his umbrella over him. lol

By: Down Unda

Down Unda — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 11:25:04 +0000

I second str (above) Sasha… looking hot. Not that I would in any way classify you as “fat” in previous pics, but in these pics you really look healthy and trim.

In response to your Twitter posts after you work out… a resounding “yes.” :-)

By: str

str — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 10:40:26 +0000

first off, sasha, you look absolutely amazing! :)
and thanks for putting up so many pics about this

you know at first when i learned about prop 8 passing in california and those other states i felt so depressed and disappointed but now i see it as a really really good thing, i think it gave “the cause” way bigger momentum than if prop 8 hadn’t been passed, so ultimately it’s a really good thing!

gradually i got around to feeling good about people again and not being disappointed

have you watched cynthia nixon on larry king?
she had some really good things to say there
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEPDRoFt2jw