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Bert & Ernie: Staying Straight

By SharperIron on Tue, 08/16/11
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“Despite an Internet petition push by homosexual activists for the creators of Sesame Street to change Bert and Ernie’s relationship, the makers of the long-running PBS show appear resolved to keep the two best friends.” Show creators announce Bert and Ernie’s fate

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NewThey're puppets right?!

Wed, 08/17/11
It goes on to say that the two male characters are puppets that “do not have a sexual orientation.”
Glad they are not gay like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teletubbies] Tinky Winky

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NewJim Peet wrote: Quote: It

Wed, 08/17/11
[Jim Peet]
It goes on to say that the two male characters are puppets that “do not have a sexual orientation.”
Glad they are not gay like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teletubbies] Tinky Winky
Or http://www.danburrell.com/?p=23] Sponge Bob Gay Pants

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Shaynus

NewWhich is worse

Wed, 08/17/11
Yeah, I’m not sure how one would portray puppets as more than friends. But then, any adult knows the point is that they’re totally gay.

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