Sunday Telegraph: Congratulations!

Daily Telegraph contributor, Graeme Archer, argued that he believes gay marriage really is a big deal, by writing rather sweetly about his civil partnership to his lover, Keith;
"One word, just one word, and it changes everything. Of course gay people should get married...
"Love and be loved. Marry the man or woman that you love, and give your life to them. Nothing else is of the slightest importance. Love's young dream isn't alien, in the words of the pop song. It's the whole point of being human. I wish we talked about it a little more often."
I think Graeme also came out to Telegraph readers in the process.
Awww.

So what did Telegraph readers have to say to the happy couple on the message boards?

"In a healthy society, if somebody was a homosexual, they would still at least try to put on a patriotic front to the rest of society; they would get married (to a woman, as shocking as it sounds) and reproduce children, lay back and think of England, etc. They wouldn't rub in the face of the rest of society the indecent activities they indulged in behind closed doors."

"Makes me feel sick just reading that piece.
Please Mr Archer, just get on with what you and your "partner" do together but, for the sake of public decency, family values and sanity, don't tell us about it."

"Britisher pals, have you ever stopped to consider how much homosexuality is contributing to subsumption of the UK branch of the Caucasian race?"

"Homosexual relationships ARE less than heterosexual relationships.
That's not prejudice, that's biological reality."

"The word means the union between a man and a women. A man can no more marry another man than he can marry his dog, or his car, or his left foot. Words have meanings. Homosexuals using the term "marriage" for their affairs insults decent society."

At the time of typing there are almost 500 of these - overwhelmingly negative.
Perhaps you'd like to pick out a favourite of your own?