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This is a great video! I've always wondered why homosexuals have to ask everybody before they can get married. It's ridiculous! What contribution is anybody, outside of the party's family, going to do to the marriage? I don't think my neighbor cares who I marry.
So so good. I saw the US ad too, and like Tobias, think it's better in an Irish accent. But then, what isn't.
I thought that the bit where he had to struggle with Gaelic particularly effective b/c it suddenly hit home with how many DIFFERENT types of people this poor boy was going to have to ask, how he was going to have to please a whole world of people, to do this very simple, personal, loving thing.
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Where Lee's Speaking Next...
California Teachers Association GLBT Caucus meeting, Los Angeles, CA, April 2013
"Discovering LGBTQ History" presentation
The 2013 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, Los Angeles, CA, April 2013 Moderator of "Pictures on the Page: The Art of Children's Books" Panel
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Palisades Charter High School, Pacific Palisades, CA, March 2013
"Creating Safe Space: Ending Anti-Gay (And All!) Bullying In Our Culture... and at YOUR School" Assemblies, meeting with Gay-Straight Alliance and LGBT Student Group
SCBWI Los Angeles' Writer's Days, San Gabriel, CA, March 2013 "Our World of Diversity and What That Means For The Characters You Create"
Brentwood School, Brentwood CA, March 2013
9th grade "Smashing Stereotypes" workshops and February 2013
Diversity Day presentation on "Discovering LGBTQ History"
Marlborough School, Los Angeles, CA, February 2013
8th grade Assembly "Creating Safe Space: Ending Anti-Gay (and All!) Bullying in our Culture... and at YOUR School", Smashing Stereotypes workshop, meeting with Alliance club
Archer School for Girls, Brentwood, CA, January 2013
Diversity Day "Smashing Stereotypes!" workshops for middle and high school students, meeting with GSA club
Fresno State University, Fresno, CA, January 2013
Keynote presentation at Bullying Symposium for Educators, "Smashing Stereotypes" workshop for middle school educators.
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10 comments:
Awesome!!
It's actually based on a US advert (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aPdWWhXAjiY), but for some reason it's so much better with Irish accents.
This is a great video! I've always wondered why homosexuals have to ask everybody before they can get married. It's ridiculous! What contribution is anybody, outside of the party's family, going to do to the marriage? I don't think my neighbor cares who I marry.
Awww, this is the best video!!!! Awwwwwwwww!!!
This just makes you want to say to the whole world, Awww, go get married!!
Very powerful!
So so good. I saw the US ad too, and like Tobias, think it's better in an Irish accent. But then, what isn't.
I thought that the bit where he had to struggle with Gaelic particularly effective b/c it suddenly hit home with how many DIFFERENT types of people this poor boy was going to have to ask, how he was going to have to please a whole world of people, to do this very simple, personal, loving thing.
Excellent.
Linking to you in my 30 Lovely Blogs-post, because I love your reviews. And you're right, this ad is brilliant.
http://wp.me/pmUOD-yE
Fantastic ad. And yeah, everything's better with Irish accents, it's just one of those things.
Does anyone know who the music's by in the Irish version, by the way? Sounds like an Irish singer there too.
The song in the background of the Ad is called "Ocean and a Rock" by Lisa Hannigan.
Shazam on iphone ROCKED it!
Absolutely wonderful!!! I love it!
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