Thots Beyond The Pale

HanoiAnnie Coulter and friends....

In February 1999, an article in Falwell's National Liberty Journal suggested that a Teletubbies character, Tinky Winky, could be a hidden homosexual symbol, because the character was purple (which the article claimed was a color symbolic of homosexuality), had an inverted triangle on his head and carried a handbag. Falwell denied any personal involvement with the original article, and made clear he never had any prior knowledge of or concern with the Teletubbies. Falwell's organization said the author of the article was simply repeating what others in the media were already saying about the nature of the character [27]. In the months following this incident, Falwell received a number of Tinky Winky plush dolls via mail, most of which he has given to his grandchildren.[citation needed]

Falwell often attributes political affiliation to the divine, claiming that God "is a Republican" [28] and Jesus "was the First American."
[ cf Goggled for "Tinky + Homosexuals",
and the Number one Slot went to Jerry Fallwell, Go Figurre ]

A chain of gay newspapers is offering Tinky Winky the opportunity to become an "ex-gay," in a satirical response to Rev. Jerry Falwell's warnings that the popular Teletubby may be gay. "We feel the recent 'ex-gay' ads by the extreme Right are too focused on humans, and have left out Teletubbies, cartoon characters, and action figures in offering salvation," said William Waybourn, co-founder of Window Media, a company that owns several gay community newspapers.

Ads appearing in next week's editions of the company's newspapers will parody recent newspaper and television ads, created by conservatives, that claimed gays and lesbians can convert to heterosexuality.
[ cf False Prophet Jerry Falwell Gets Covered By The Media - Part 3 ]