A. Posing as Somdomites: John Lawrence and Tyron Garner Little is known publicly about the men whose arrest led to the most important gay civil rights decision in American history. According to the Houston attorney who handled their case at the trial court level, Mitchell Katine, They're not out to be any more famous than they accidentally came to be.

La Trappe, a Frenchman, was a gloomy disciplinist and recluse, and a founder of a set of devotees, who are obliged to live in the practice of the utmost austerities, and without ever speaking to each other.

I think I understand police states and things like that. They are not intimidated by being whipped with a wet noodle, and Jackson-Vanik is a wet noodle.

Perhaps pie cupboards were made and used in places beyond the Pennsylvania Dutchland.