september 18th is oklahomacity pagan pride day
http://www.okc-ppd.com/

is there going to be a parade?

Kind of a weird thing to be proud of.

Holding a pride day doesn't seem at all weird to me.
I concede I am a bit confuzzled to see it is to be situated at the relatively small (my opinion) physical space available at the UU facility in Norman.
The video on the pride day site shows a prior event at Andrews Park. Perhaps the park was already booked, or perhaps a smaller turnout is anticipated.

Of course, it's also possible the UU space is more expansive than I ever realized.

Kind of a weird thing to be proud of.

If the gay folks can march, so can the pagans!!

There may even be some overlap.

Kind of a weird thing to be proud of.

It's weird to be proud of your religious beliefs?

Isn't Oklahoma part of the US?

If the gay folks can march, so can the pagans!!

There may even be some overlap.

Darn those stinkin newfangled pride march thingies.


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(Apparently on their website they sell bumper stickers that say "Practice Safe Hex." That is awesome.)

Darn those stinkin newfangled pride march thingies.


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(Apparently on their website they sell bumper stickers that say "Practice Safe Hex." That is awesome.)

Hahahahaha!

Adrian, are you a drummer by profession?

They need to come up with an "Average Guy" pride day. I could be the master of ceremonies, or at the very least parade marshal. :kicking:
I'm just an ordinary average guy
My friends are all boring
And so am I
We're just ordinary average guys

They need to come up with an "Average Guy" pride day. I could be the master of ceremonies, or at the very least parade marshal. :kicking:
I'm just an ordinary average guy
My friends are all boring
And so am I
We're just ordinary average guys

The best kind.

Square Pride.

I'm not a pagan but I think it sounds cool and would like to go. I'm nearly always in favor of diversity and equal rights for all (except maybe mosquitoes...even the vegan in me hates them).

What about "slightly overweight and balding guy's" pride day?I'd most def. fit that mold!

They have a few of these around the state in CO. I've seen a couple and they are a total hoot because these folks really believe that stuff.

Hey!

its no crazier than thinking jesuse died on the cross and came back and he could walk on water or turn water into wine. i find your post mugof beer insulting to me and my religon.

not a drummer but hope to lern someday

They have a few of these around the state in CO. I've seen a couple and they are a total hoot because these folks really believe that stuff.

I know!! I heard about this one group of loons that drink blood and pray to a zombie!

I'm not a pagan but I think it sounds cool and would like to go. I'm nearly always in favor of diversity and equal rights for all (except maybe mosquitoes...even the vegan in me hates them).

It would be cool, except the "Pagan Pride Day" festival seems to just be an excuse for these people to hawk their weird wares, and there's nothing wrong with that. So it's cool if you wanna buy some voodoo dolls from some bearded lady in a tent, but if you're looking for culture, events, or diversity..I don't see where this festival will have any of that.

I guess I'm just suggesting that it doesn't appear to be designed to be very "outsider friendly."