An American attorney who had tried in several states to gain a marriage license for him and his Macbook eventually "married" the computer in New Mexico. He has now filed a lawsuit against a Christian bakery who refused to make him a wedding cake.

In 2014, Chris Sevier made the claim he wanted to marry his computer, arguing that if same-sex couples were allowed to pursue marriage with the object of their desire then so should he.

He presented himself as a "machinist," a man whose "preferred sexual objects" are computers, and stated he enjoyed sex with the devices more than he did with "real women".

After the ceremony, he filed a new lawsuit against Colorado bakery Masterpiece Cakeshop, who refused to bake a cake for him and his laptop bride. Quite ironically, Masterpiece Cakeshop is already in court for refusing to bake a wedding cake for... a gay couple.

Sevier has an history of filing peculiar lawsuits. The most bizarre was filed against Apple Inc in 2013. He argued that Apple devices were subjecting him to pornography, which caused him distress.

He claimed that all Apple as a company, should not encourage access to pornography and that their devices should all come with an anti-porn filter. In the complaint, Sevier also stated that porn stars were "unfair competition" to his then wife who "was no longer 21".

Source: ibitimes