it seems like every other hour there's a new same-sex marriage angle on the local news. Today, we have two big homosexual wedded bliss items that Gay Town is eating up. (Oh wait, our mistake -- THIS is Gay Town.) First, a fresh new poll now finds that a small majority of Californians now believe same-sex couples should be able to marry.

Second, starting June 16, you will all be able to buy lettuce crispers or dust ruffles for your favorite queer couple; the first same-sex wedding will commence then.

But is all the coverage too much? And why every single day? Steven T. Jones points out today ("Getting past gay marriage") that "simply put, homosexuality doesn't freak out young people like it does old people, who may know very few lesbians or gay men," going on to say that California "voters won't be willing to write discrimination into the constitution." Which? True.