Sometimes seeing an interesting tweet from a friend can lead you to follow the discussion they're having with someone else just to see what the reference is. Occasionally, you'll find something that 
makes the digging worthwhile.
John Fussle is a local Republican running for County Commissioner in Indiana's Kosciusko County. Yesterday my friend Dan Turkette had a conversation with Fussle that was comic gold. I don't know much about the candidate, but I do know he learned some new gay slang yesterday: "barebacking."
The best twitter revelation ever is after the jump.
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I'm glad I wasn't drinking my coffee when I read this. Too funny.
Wow, now if only he were a teabagger, we'd have a double entendre.
That definitely just started my day off on the right note!
He should do himself a favor and pony up (no pun intended) a couple dollars to hire himself a social media communications consultant. I hear it's one of the fastest growing fields...
OMGs that is too funny.
Why did he capitalize 'HORSE' if he didn't know prior? Just saying...
hahahahahahaha *gasp* omg... yeah, he was riding a horse bareback alright... hahahaha
*insert wide stance joke*
Did he get a cornhole game in, too? (I'm still shaking my head when I see signs on the street that say "Cornhole here!")
Republican Candidate Did Not Have Unprotected Gay Sex; Now a Role Model within Gay Community.
Read the FUNNY take on the Fussle story here >>>
http://www.dailygoat.com/?p=2266
LOL. How can anyone in 2010 not know what that means?
I give him huge props for being good-humored about it.