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Gays in Military Ask for More Fashionable Fatigues

WASHINGTON, DC - On the high heels of the historic vote to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell", openly gay troops are now pushing for the Pentagon to bring in the top fashion designers to create more stylish uniforms. Dubbing it the, "War on Utilitarianism" or, if you'll pardon the pun, 'Haute Couterror', the newly anointed military fashion faux pas police have announced a call to arms against fashion fatigue.

Currently, the standard-issue military uniform for combat soldiers consists of camouflage designed to blend in with the environment. In recent years, the Battle Dress Uniform (BDU) used by the armed forces, with its predominantly woodland pattern, has been re-designed. The Army Combat Uniform (ACU) is the most popular style used today, along with the digital MARPAT used by the Marine Corps. The Navy still uses their traditional winter blues and summer whites during more formal occasions, but recently adopted a subdued digital pattern of haze gray and blue for everyday wear. The Air Force, of course, has the Airman Battle Uniform (ABU) with similar colors in their traditional tigerstriped pattern.

However, if the formerly closeted gay soldiers have anything to say, all of that is about to change.

"They don't call them fatigues for nothing LOL", stated Lance Corporal (name withheld pending the bill's final certification). "I mean, look at how awful they are, sooo Miss USO. Gives me chronic 'fatigue' syndrome just thinking about it LOFL", he continued.

The opinion seems to be shared by a vast majority of homosexual soldiers, although not necessarily from lesbian groups. "I don't see the need for new uniforms. I'm perfectly content with the drab look", frowned Lieutenant (name withheld pending the bill's final certification). "However, I agree that we should all have a voice in expressing our identity, militarily, sexually, or otherwise. Just don't impose your preconceived notions of what's acceptable to wear while serving your country…", she added, which also included a diatribe about why lesbians should be allowed to fight like the men, but unfortunately had to be cut short due to time and space constraints.

Several top fashion designers have joined in the fray with their own opinions, each vying for a top spot should the military seriously move forward with the idea. "OMG, I would love to come up with a new look. I can already picture a red, white, and blue striped ensemble, with a camouflaged missile pattern. It would be free spirited, phallic, and patriotic", fashion designer Jay McCarroll was quoted as saying.

"I would design something fabulous and fierce with a reddish splatter pattern to die for", said fashion prodigy Christian Siriano. "I mean, they're out there on the battlefield, getting shot at and stuff, why not wear something that'll blend in with the blood stains." Fashion expert Carson Kressley of Queer Eye for the Military Guy concurred, "It's just awful what happens to our now brave GLBT men and women out there on the battlefield wearing colors no one would want to be caught dead in."

Many top designers said they would take their inspiration from the Spartans of ancient Greece, recently made famous in the movie 300, or even the classical Roman or late Roman and Byzantine empires with a galea, greaves, and lorica styled ensemble. Others said they would prefer the more colorful and regimented dress from the 18th and 19th centuries. However, all agreed that a man in uniform looked hot.

No word from the military's top brass about a timeframe on the change, however, a Pentagon spokeswoman did say that they would form a Joint Battle Dress Task Force to look into matter before making any new modifications to the current designs. She went on to state that senior Pentagon officials were committed to making sure our troops take a leadership role in looking their best while spreading freedom across the globe.

Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said he would welcome a more chic design. "Gays and lesbians who want to serve our country shouldn't have to sacrifice looking good to do so. I think we'll be a more fashionable military as a result."

"It is time to recognize that sacrifice, valor and a hip new set of threads are no more defined by sexual orientation than they are by race or gender, religion or creed", President Obama said in a statement.

Republican leaders have officially opposed the idea, however, unofficially, several closeted members of the GOP have quietly given their endorsement. 

Popular Write-In Candidate Donald Fauntleroy Duck Finally Wins Election

Drowned out by all the media hoopla surrounding the Tea Party victories, is the fact that Donald Duck actually won many of the races. 

Election officials in several states have confirmed that this is indeed the case.  However, since the results won't be certified until next year, the decisions on whether or not to allow Mr. Duck to hold office have been postponed. 

It was a close call between Mr. Duck and other write-in favorites, such as: Mickey Mouse, Darth Vader, and The Joker, but it was the anthropomorphic bird who clearly came out on top.  With the campaign slogan, If it looks like a duck, and walks like a duck, it must be Donald Duck!, no one had a chance. 

Many called for unity in their concession speeches, with the exception of Miss Piggy, who claimed discrimination because, "she's a woman and a pig."     

Both Democrat and Republican party leaders are crying foul and demanding an investigation into voter fraud, but it's clear that the American people are sending a message.  They're fed up, and who better to represent that anger than a quack with a bad temper.

A spokesman for Disney declined to comment, however, Mr. Duck was quoted as saying, "Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy!"