Gay Adult Film Star Allegedly Kicked Out Of Kentucky Kingdom

Double standard.

Hell has a place for these people. This department is becoming run over with them.

First..is all you can find to do in Louisville is Ky Kingdom?'.sad..secondly I could care less but grape smuggler shorts are not was a bunch of kids need to see. Banana hammocks are so last year!!

This story is gaaaaaaaaay

I call B.S. He is probably wanting media coverage for his next film: Back Door Bandits 7. Everyone one this dept is used to dealing with gay men and lesbian women - no big deal, treat everyone equally. It's the welfarian obammanites we are sick of!

Moral decline (or degeneration) refers to the process of declining from a higher to a lower level of morality. The condition of moral decline is seen as preceding or concomitant with the decline in quality of life, as well as the decline of nations. In the words of British lawyer and jurist Judge Devlin (1905 -1992), "an established morality is as necessary as good government to the welfare of society. Societies disintegrate from within more frequently than they are broken up by external pressures."

In the ideology of secular humanism, which the most prominent Western form of secularism advances, moral values are highly subject to change, being based upon the presumed superior reasoning of man, who is set forth as the supreme lawgiver. Being basically atheistic, it operates out of a materialistic foundation, and lacking an objective, transcendent moral authority and its moral absolutes, it offers no assurance of moral stability, and is prone to extremes of moral relativism.

I am highly offended that the author didn't mention the plight of pigmea indian lesbian dwarfs or the environmental damage being done by the harvesting of coffee beans from the feces of rare marsupials. How dare they consider themselves a true liberal!

How did anybody know a gay porn star was walking loose, anyway?

Was he wearing an "I'm a gay porn star" shirt at some point, or was it tattooed somewhere not covered by speedos?

And was he just one more in a long list of speedo-clad men escorted from the premises, or was he the only Canadian at the beach?

I don't know why there is any cynicism here. This guy is clearly a victim. He should have no trouble finding a jury of peers in his civil trial. Uniformed porn stars are everywhere. Why, I just saw two at the checkout line at Kroger.

25,000 bond for killing somebody-nice-only in Jefferson County. Bet victim's family thinks he is worth more than that & seems like a true victim in this case!

I miss my buuuuuuudddddddddyyyyyyyyy

Ok, time for a new topic.

no homo, but nice package on that turd burglar

Any bets on the number of 911 calls this will cause in the next month? You know what else is hazardous but the Democrats aren't concerned about it? Murders, drug dealing, and riots. They think this is what police should be enforcing instead.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- It's not quite a smoking ban, but the city of Louisville is taking new steps to discourage lighting up in public parks. Signs are going up at 15 Metro Parks. The signs do not ban smoking but strongly discourage smoking. They'll be posted at park playgrounds and spraygrounds.

"This is just plain old common sense. Parents, grandparents, caregivers, all tell us that they want their children to be able to use our recreation areas without being exposed to second-hand smoke and and litter," said Mayor Greg Fischer.

The message is simple, "Children at play. Thank you for not smoking."

The signs are already in place at the Olmsted Parks; Iroquois, Shawnee and Cherokee. Now the anti-smoking campaign is spreading.

"The risk of tobacco exposure is not limited to being indoors. There is actually a risk of second-hand exposure that's passed on in outdoor environments," said Dr. LaQuandra Nesbitt, Metro Louisville's director of Health and Wellness.

The mayor says 81 percent of park users surveyed support a smoking ban.

Ashley Tilton does. She brings her son to Iroquois Park several times a week.

"Sometimes we'll come and there'll be a lot of people that are smoking, and with the children around. I try to keep my son away from it," said Tilton.

Charles Wentling doesn't have kids, but does get into the swing of the anti-smoking effort.

"You already go there to be healthier anyway, you might as well improve the air quality," he said.

Metro Parks Director Mike Heitz emphasizes that the anti-smoking campaign is completely voluntary.

"This is not an ordinance. This is not enforceable. This is a friendly reminder that you're in an area where there is a concentration of children," he said.

But is this the first step toward an outright ban? The mayor is non-committal.