It was pretty amazing how incredible self-righteous she was, and downright rude and offensive to everyone she met. And then she'd freak out when she felt like people were against her and ganging up on her.

This is the only episode I remember where the person has no change during the experience. I was glad at the end that the gays finally said they didn't see any reason to keep in touch or have anything to do with her... and, once again, she's clueless and seems shocked that he would say that, because she believes what she believes and he just believes what he believes... the same tired nonsense she said all the time.

And how she kept admitting she didn't know anything about gay parenting statistics or anything else, but she'd still be self-righteous about her ill-informed and, honestly, stupid opinions.

I'm glad she packed her magic underwear and left that poor couple alone after 30 days...

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I think the most ironic part of it was when she agreed not to be friends. She's more fervent in her religious views on homosexuality than on kindness and compassion, yet I'm sure the Book of Mormon places more emphasis on the latter. It goes to prove that she really is more dedicated to herself than to her God.

“Never forget! The higher we soar, the smaller we appear to those who cannot fly.”
-Friedrich Nietzsche

I'll see if I can find that on the internet, but from what I can glean from this, i'll be absolutely steaming after I watch it...

fuck dumb bitches like her...almost as crazy as the fat 'christian' lady on wife swap...lol.

Mental wounds not healing, driving me insane, i'm goin' off the rails on a crazy train- the ozzman

I haven't seen the episode in question (I don't think my house even gets the right channel for the show), but... can I ask what good it does to bash this woman?

I'm hoping everybody is just letting off steam!

~~~ the voice of your eyes is deeper than all roses ~ e e cummings ~~~

A little bit of dishing never hurt anybody. =] And if you saw the episode, you'd want to talk about it, too. It was...frightening.

"But don't be afraid to be a fool. Remember, you cannot be both young and wise. Young people who pretend to be wise to the ways of the world are mostly just cynics. Cynicism masquerades as wisdom, but it is the farthest thing from it."
-Stephen Colbert

Thanks for putting that video marco_polo... I pisses me off how she doesnt change at all. But it does make me realize that the other side is kind of going through what we are, people being against what you believe and trying to change laws into something you believe is wrong.

I'm really surprised no one asked her about single parents. They could've NAILED her on that one. If every kid needs a mother and father, why is it that you're not fighting the rights of single parents to have kids? Aren't there more single parents than there are gay ones? (That question actually isn't rhetorical...I really don't know, lol).

"But don't be afraid to be a fool. Remember, you cannot be both young and wise. Young people who pretend to be wise to the ways of the world are mostly just cynics. Cynicism masquerades as wisdom, but it is the farthest thing from it."
-Stephen Colbert

i wanted to see that episode but i had work! dam i'm sorry i missed it.

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