Looks like AP was right about the use of the word "spree"

[KamaAina]

it's becoming a favorite of the "lib'rul media".

Just last night, top-of-the-hour radio news referred condescendingly to "the spree of gay marriages in San Francisco".

[Rockholm]

1. Isn't SPREE a Candy?

[boxster]

5. Yes, and the chewy ones are the candy equivalent of evil.

They are addictive as hell.

They are the heroin of candy.

Worse.

}(

[LoZoccolo]

6. If you like Sprees you might like Shock Tarts.

Man oh man.

[boxster]

8. Yeah, I like those, too.

I'm a candy addict. Makes dieting just about impossible!

[trotsky]

7. So true.

If you open a pack, you simply MUST finish it. No matter how much your teeth hurt from the sugar and chewing - those bright little discs simply call to you. Resistance is futile. I cannot buy them anymore.

[boxster]

9. Hehe. That sounds familiar!

If my wife buys them, she usually buys two bags because she knows the first bag will disappear in no time.

[orwell]

2. Spree Well

Spree implies "out of control". This fits perfectly with the intended characterizations of homo/pansexuality as "licentious" or "undisciplined."

You get the drift...coded hate speech.

O

[LoZoccolo]

3. Dictionary.com definition of "spree".

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=spree

Doesn't matter though, someone will bring up an example of where it has a negative connotation and then someone else will bring up a positive one but that won't matter and yipsy diddledy dibbity dee.

[emulatorloo]

4. That sounds so festive and FUN!!!!!

Like a shopping spree!!!!!!

Or at least that's how I'm gonna take it!!!!!