As is becoming ever more apparent, the internet can change lives, both for better and for worse. Brad from Bay Ridge, whose fun pro-B&T, anti- Gay Pride parade rant we seconded here last week, wants you to know that his life has actually improved since he made your acquaintance. "As you could imagine allot of things have changed drasticallysince you published my letter last week. My deli guy now gives me extra prosciutto free of charge, my dry cleaning lady returned my wifebeaters to me with a crispness only reminiscent of there original packaged fresh goodness, and the girls at the tanning salon hooked me up with an extra five minutes in booth number 7. But for some reason i don't think they read gawker? oh well. For these things i am truly greatful!" But how was the rest of Brad's week?

Yesterday, we heard from Brad from Bay Ridge, who feels that the Gay Pride parade is kind of gay and pointless. He thinks this for a number of reasons, which he explained in an email he sent out to a bunch of his pals, one of whom forwarded the manifesto to us. And we posted it, prompting commenter Cajun Boy to wonder, "Maybe Brad from Bay Ridge can be to gawker media what the zodiac killer was to bay area newspapers in the 60s?" Well, judging from the email we got from Brad today, maybe so!