"Yeah, don't you dare come down my [ugh] street with your sick fucking faggotry [ooh] and all that stuff you do with dicks, and other guys [uuhh]. Don't you dare come to my house with your [groan] fag ways" [comes]
I can't choose the best bit. They're all equally the best bit. I also liked "fudge packing", which means he reads enough Dan Savage columns to be a very unconvincing hater.
@21. And a comma splice. Though, I admit that I didn't see two misspellings (and I don't want to read it again to look), unless you count the lack of hyphen for "fudge-packing."
Trying to pick the most ignorant part of that letter is like choosing between sticking your dick in a sausage grinder, a box full of wolverines or Sarah Palin. So many options!
Well if it's any consolation, that letter seems incredibly dated. It's vintage bigotry, like listening to the racist statement in the Civil War documentary. "What, people actually said those things?" So I guess that's a measure of progress.
Dan, is there any way you can write him back and ask for his address? Because I'll bet we could wrangle at least a few hundred "fags & dikes", their friends, family, and allies to all "come down" his street and pay this tool a little visit.
I'm sorry you have to put up with crap like this in your in-box, Dan. Just know that for every ridiculous hater out there, there are a dozen people who are grateful for your existence and for the work you do.
Seattleblues is currently on sab-ban-ttical. Please enjoy this classic Seattleblues post from February 1st, 2014 instead:
I owe Little Danny Boy the Savage an apology. His little feelings were hurt by my correction of his (usual) ignorance of the most common facts- in this case whether Mrs Clinton had ever been president. So he had my comment pulled. Poor little pervert!
Ascribing your native mendacity and errant stupidity to one of the cocktail of venereal diseases you have was wrong, Savage. You're just not very bright or honest.
Is that better, Savage?
I was torn between the fact that it's in Comic Sans and that he has pretty good spelling and grammar for someone so unhinged. But I went for the Comic Sans.
I will be forever intrigued by homophobes who are so very interested in what gay people are doing. It's just so fascinating. Especially the christian and muslim ones who follow religions where the founders were too holy to touch something so vile and gross as a female body. That is some deep, weird psychological shit to wade through. I'm only upset that Carl Jung wasn't alive long enough to notice this (and perhaps write a book explaining it to the rest of us).
@59: The 1986 film "My Chauffeur" definitely had the words "packing fudge" in it, and no, I'm not especially proud that I know this fact, and no, I'm most certainly not "Zack".
One of my favorite scenes in Six Feet Under was from "Driving Mr. Mossback":
"“What words do you use” to talk about “fudge-packers,” Taylor asks Ruth and David. In a telling moment, Ruth can’t come up with any words; David simply responds “homosexual” matter-of-factly."
I wish I could find the video for just that scene... (although you can find the entire episode).
It's like it has never occurred to straight dudes who use the expression "fudge packer" that gay butt pirates actually take care of their hole hygiene before commencing with the corn holing. If there are any turds to be burgled down there, you're doing it wrong. The myriad colorful euphemisms about anal intercourse reveal more about straight guys' anxiety than gay guys' sexual practices.
@65, They also seem to do a lot of thinking/fantasizing about the "gay lifestyle." I dare say they would be very disappointed by the average gay's lifestyle, which does NOT consist of the frequent drunken, filthy, dirty dirty dirty, fudge-packing orgies that they fap to.
More proof that you can't use reason to argue someone out of an opinion they didn't reach through reason in the first place. I hope to God that none of his kids are gay, for their sake.
Actually, the "I am and forever" was my favorite part. Followed of course by Comic Sans. Also, I would have hyphenated "fudge-packing," but that's more stylistic.
Nothing says unworthy of your time and energy better.
Or have a gotten so old and un-hip that "come down my street" is a new sort of com on?
Ask Holland.
The fact it's in Comic Sans just really takes the oompf out of it, the letter seems almost homey and welcoming, it's amusingly jarring.
Isn't "repugnant" and "disgusting" essentially redundant? Probably doubled for emphasis. Sorry, I'm nitpicking now.
Thanks for sharing Dan! (and LW... =O )
Not really? It's a pretty common slur, ironic use originates from sincere use from trucknutz using good ol' boys like the LW.
At least a sausage grinder won't give you rabies. The other choices leave you with no dick and rabies.
Also, even though Pope Frank can't speak english for shit, he sure can write it. Dan, did you look for a Vatican stamp on the envelope?
I owe Little Danny Boy the Savage an apology. His little feelings were hurt by my correction of his (usual) ignorance of the most common facts- in this case whether Mrs Clinton had ever been president. So he had my comment pulled. Poor little pervert!
Ascribing your native mendacity and errant stupidity to one of the cocktail of venereal diseases you have was wrong, Savage. You're just not very bright or honest.
Is that better, Savage?
Because you and yours have been doing such a bang-up job of it.
It's hard to find the exact origin of epithets, but I do see a slang dictionary date its popularity to 1985.
I should call my grandmother.
"“What words do you use” to talk about “fudge-packers,” Taylor asks Ruth and David. In a telling moment, Ruth can’t come up with any words; David simply responds “homosexual” matter-of-factly."
I wish I could find the video for just that scene... (although you can find the entire episode).