What I find most interesting about this article is that the "Washington Post" printed it and posted it ten days ago.  When I saw it, I wondered why the RG didn't pick it up then?  Saving it for a rainy day or holiday weekend I guess.

I always find it amusing that the folks in these types of stories go about their daily lives bothering nobody and then when a story about them living their lives as they choose comes out, they become the enemy for the "all knowing" and "enlightened".  The splash of the article then dissipates, the "all knowing" and "enlightened" move on with their lives and thoughts, the folks mentioned in the article do the same, and the two never knowingly meet.