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May 18, 2009

Miss California’s Anti Gay Answer

Filed under: News, promisory note — Tags: answer, anti, gay, hilton, miss california, perez — isse @ 2:43 am

I consider bigotry to be ignorance. If the question were something dealing with race and she were to say something like "Blacks and whites shouldn't be allowed to be married. Sorry, that's just how I was raised" not a damn person would be running to her defense to say "Oh, but at least she was honest!". Who the fuck cares if she's honest about being a bigot? Sois the KKK, and i'm not going to give the credit for that.

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May 12, 2009

Sample Promisory Note : Mother Day Card

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I have a very interesting & very rare vintage Mother's Day Card that I believe dates back to the 1920-1930's. A very unique card that opens up to measure appx. 7" x 6 1/4". The card is signed by a loving son & the illustrating on this card is just incredibly beautiful.

DEAR MOTHER MINE,

EVER SINCE I CAME INTO THIS WORLD YOU HAVE BEEN DOING THINGS FOR ME-A HUNDRED DIFFERENT SORTS OF THINGS, ALL UNSELFISHLY, FOR YOUR SON-JUST FOREVER SERVING ME.

NOW IS MY TURN, AND I PROMISE YOU FROM TODAY, MOTHER, TO SERVE YOU IN EVERY POSSIBLE WAY, AND TO STRIVE ALWAYS TO BECOME THE KIND OF A MAN THAT YOU MAY WELL BE PROUD OF. MOTHER, THIS IS MY CARNATION FOR YOU. WEAR IT IN YOUR HEART. YOUR LOVING SON.

Beautiful words that are printed within the illustration of the Carnation on the card. The art work on this paper is just amazing & this is a very rare paper item. A card for a Mother & Mother's Day a long time ago!

The paper is in good condition but has yellowed a little bit. There is a tear at the top of the fold at left where card opens & closes. It is about 2". Copyrighted and published by F.H. Cheley, 601 Steele St. Denver, Colorado. There is a pen mark at the bottom of back of card.