You're not getting the lawyers involved? I like it, real risk-taking romance.

Right? Show me an income statement before you ask me to invest there, big boy.

Oh definately. The bizarre thing to me is that other than hurting this one guy, they accomplished nothing. They did something that will hurt themselves (since it's pretty likely they will get charged if anyone can ID them) and they make homosexuals seem more sympathetic. Hell, even Pat Robertson would probably have a…

Elijah Cummings to the rescue:

That's fair. I'm a fan of transparency in government, regardless of who is in charge. During the Bush years, she never had a word to say about transparency.

#FOXWontLetMeWearPants

No. She's actually hoping that the best defense is a good offense.

I suddenly feel the need to go out and buy some beer. I don't even drink.

Liz, darling:

Yes, whether this decision was brave or savvy I don't much care. I'll be cracking open an ice cold Budweiser tonight.

In my experience, beer companies are great at this sort of thing. I remember that on my first trip to a gay bar, I saw a Budweiser sign in neon rainbow realness.

Won't somebody please think of the soldiers!

I'll drink to that!

So the only way for large corporations to affect social change in the United States is if... they're owned by Europeans?

Totally agree. And as one of the larger sponsors, hopefully others will follow suit. The tides are turning, Goodell, you piece of human garbage.

Damn, I really want a beer now.

The anti-corporate lefty in me wants to be snarky and dismissive, but I'm glad to see that at least one incredibly wealthy and powerful business conglomerate in this country can see how poor handling of these kinds of events can hurt their bottom line and take actions to fix it. That's a pretty impressive statement…

It was like seeing a unicorn.