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blamebrampton) wrote2009-06-06 11:51 pm
blamebrampton) wrote2009-06-06 11:51 pm
Life with Mr Brammers
'Hey, you'll probably like this book I'm reading.'
'Oh yes? Why?'
'It's a fantasy and the hero is gay. You should tell all your internet friends, they'll love it.'
'Is that so?
'Yeah, and the heroine's a lesbian, your other friends will love it, too.'
and
'It took me years to work out Freddie Mercury was gay.'
' ... HOW?'
'Well, I lived in Murwillumbah.'
(The book, in case you are interested, is The Steel Remains, by Richard Morgan.)
'Oh yes? Why?'
'It's a fantasy and the hero is gay. You should tell all your internet friends, they'll love it.'
'Is that so?
'Yeah, and the heroine's a lesbian, your other friends will love it, too.'
and
'It took me years to work out Freddie Mercury was gay.'
' ... HOW?'
'Well, I lived in Murwillumbah.'
(The book, in case you are interested, is The Steel Remains, by Richard Morgan.)
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Yesterday, my husband and I had this conversation:
Him: Did you hear David Carradine died?
Me: Yeah. I saw it on someone's LJ.
Him: Really? But he's not even gay!
He seems to think we never discuss news unless it's gay or gay-adjacent. Which is really only KIND OF true...
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Which is really only KIND OF true...
*gasp* how dare you say that?! Sometimes we debate about the pros and cons of het. How much more diversity do you want?
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(Of course, it's a question Mr Carradine should have asked himself before he decided on a Michael Hutchence memorial performance.)