We're not sure that the public faces of Exodus International meant their 2012 blooper reel to be hilarious in the ironic way that it actually is, but at least it gets us laughing. Follow the jump to see "ex gay" men getting comfortable before camera and we're sure you'll note just how successful the denounced methodology they base their lives on is during such candid moments!

OWN aired Lisa Ling's interview with Exodus International head Alan Chambers on Tuesday night, who explained that he isn't gay, straight or even ex-gay anymore—he's now just Leslie-sexual. The truth comes out of the closet after the jump. 

Looks like gays won't be chowing down at Chick-fil-A anytime soon! 

The LGBT community and our straight-allies refrain from funneling money to vehemently anti-gay groups by ordering Chick-fil-A's greasy chicken sandwiches and soggy waffle fries due to what we know about the fast food chain's donations between 2003 and 2009.

Today, however, Equality Matters has released an extensive report revealing that Chick-fil-A continued to give us a fat middle finger by donating millions to anti-gay groups again in 2010. 

Raising a white flag but not quite ready to raise the rainbow stripes, Exodus International is rolling with all the punches the "ex gay" movement has received recently by preparing an image makeover. 

We're practically scratching the freshly applied highlights right off our new Grecian boy soldier-inspired haircut over this one, kids: Exodus International, perhaps the world's most notorious "ex gay" group often at odds with the LGBT community, has issued a very gay-positive statement. 

Declining interest in the "ex-gay" movement due to its surging mainstream debunking has forced poor ol' Exodus International to cancel the 2012 edition of its annual "Love Won Out" conference.

After students and faculty at Northeastern University stood by their decision to keep Chick-Fil-A off campus grounds based on the company's anti-gay efforts, a spokesman for the fast food chain insists his employer is not homophobic. 

Alan Chambers, president of the notoriously anti-gay organization Exodus International, has finally admitted that "ex gay therapy" is a total sham. Details follow. 

Exodus International, America's most notorious "ex-gay" organization, is said to be on the brink of "social and financial oblivion," according to a new report. Details follow.

Despite what many would have us believe, it is not possible to get rid of one's gaiety. It's intrinsic and John Smid (who resigned from Exodus International's Love in Action in 2008) has admitted the obvious. You hear that Bachmann, (Marcus, that is). Hear what Smid said after the jump.

Exodus International's ex-executive vice president and ex-homosexual Randy Thomas (he's good at quitting things!) has launched a blog called "Ex Gay Superstar."

Seriously.

Randy has kicked, stretched and kicked his way back to pop-culture prominence by announcing his new project with a campy video that really puts the quotation marks around "ex gay"...

Following New Balance's debacle, Starbucks has woken up and smelled the coffee (hyuck hyuck) and sees its CEO Howard Schultz canceling a speech that had been scheduled to take place Friday at Chicago-area Willow Creek Community Church. Details follow.