This is an ongoing site…been around for years with (usually) ever changing topics (although we’ve been on non-stop Uganda for a month or so.) Anyway, we’ve discussed gay marriage before and I’m sure we’ll discuss it again. It does happen to be way off this topic and your tone suggests that you won’t be particularly open to opinions that differ from yours…so perhaps it would be best saved for another day.

Ah, but if not, by using the seach button up near the right top of the page, you could likely tap into some past discussion on ‘gay marriage’. Most of the threads remain open regardless of how old they are. If you find one where the conversation intrigues you, feel free to comment there. Most people who were heavily involved in the conversation likely ‘subscribed’ to it, so they’d be notified that a new comment has come in.

That point wasn’t lost on me! 🙂

The law is actually 200 years old (and adultery is a lot older than that) and it originally punished convicted adulterers with an hour standing on the gallows with a noose around the neck (that’d kill most lustful thoughts, I’d imagine), or 39 lashes or a year in jail or a fine of 100 pounds, which was probably a lot more then than it sounds now. Modernity being what it is, the penalty has been reduced to a $1,200 fine — and no time on the gallows — and it now may go by the boards entirely.

Found here: http://www.politicsdaily.com/2009/12/14/new-hampshire-to-legalize-adultery-gay-marriage-is-a-slippery-s/