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:15:30
Hello.
:15:32
Hi.
:15:37
What's wrong?
:15:39
Nothing.
:15:40
-You were crying.
-Yeah.

:15:43
-Is it something bad?
-I don't know.

:15:49
I'll see you later. I have to go
to a Gay-Straight Alliance meeting.

:15:53
Okay.
:16:07
Hi, Acadia, how you doing?
:16:09
We were talking about
walking down a street being gay.

:16:12
What do you think about that?
How can you tell?

:16:15
-Or can you tell?
-Good question.

:16:18
See, that's the thing. I don't think you can.
:16:21
I think in some situations you can tell...
:16:23
and there are situations
where people want you to know.

:16:26
What makes you think you can tell?
If somebody wants you to know.

:16:29
If someone has...
:16:33
dyed pink hair.
:16:35
Wait, what do you think about that?
:16:37
I know it is,
but what do you think about that?

:16:40
I don't think that wearing pink...
:16:43
indicates your
sexual orientation necessarily.

:16:46
-A lot of men wear pink.
-It is a lot, yeah.

:16:49
Like rainbow necklaces.
:16:50
I mean, if you have
tons of rainbow paraphernalia....

:16:53
Jump in on this.
Help them out here a little bit.

:16:57
Come on.
:16:58
Did you guys see the cover story
on The Oregonian about the gay rams?


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