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Researcher 100182 Posted Nov 10, 1999
well I hate to admit it but Bluey is right.....
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Menza Posted Nov 10, 1999
*crawls out from behind sofa*
I'm glad that was settled without blood loss. 
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Researcher 100182 Posted Nov 10, 1999
I mean he is right in that I am a man - but professionally I am a woman if you catch my drift.
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Menza Posted Nov 10, 1999
*sits on couch in deep thought for a few minutes*
I see. 
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Nov 10, 1999
We're straying into Python territory here, I think.... "Menza@@e was a gentleman, and what's more, he knew how to treat a female impersonator." 
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Nov 10, 1999
Do you? I don't!
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Researcher 100182 Posted Nov 10, 1999
well like the forum says Life is a drag but it is fun
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Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Nov 10, 1999
Oh, I get it... you are Danny La Rue, and I claim my five pounds!
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Nov 11, 1999
I just stumbled accross the "hi" forum, and was going to warn you Menza@@se, about the "Life's a Drag" hint, but I suppose I didn't have time. All that kissing is pretty funny though. OH NO! I LEFT A COMMENT IN "hi" THAT IS VERY BAD WHEN I TAKE THIS INTO ACCOUNT!!!!!
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Bluebottle Posted Nov 11, 1999
But at the end of the day, does it really matter??
Afterall, mensa@@e got virtual kisses from someone who's a virtual woman, so what's the harm there? None that I can see...
I for one am glad things worked out as they did - at least Eccles won't kill me!
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Researcher 100182 Posted Nov 11, 1999
OMG you lot are so funny - me a drag queen? of Course I am not! Like the song says "I may not be a lady but I am all woman"
*laughs*
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Researcher 100182 Posted Nov 11, 1999
May be it should be "I may not be a lady-boy but I am all woman"!!!
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Bluebottle Posted Nov 11, 1999
Anyone seen "Prescilla: Wueen Of The Desert"?
A very good film that - especially liked the dancing....
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Researcher 100182 Posted Nov 11, 1999
I loved the bit about Terence Stamp's lover dying in the bathroom
"Did he drown in the bath?"
"No the stupid fool was trying to dye his own hair blonde again and he choked on the peroxide fumes."
Ahhhh now there are men who can teach girls all about glamour.
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Bluebottle Posted Nov 11, 1999
Don't believe it - he becomes the Emperor, you know.
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Researcher 100182 Posted Nov 11, 1999
The most beautiful women in London are in the drag clubs like Madam Jo Jo's and more to the point the best make up tips I have ever picked up have been from drag queens.
I love 'em
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Nov 11, 1999
Hmm... I must say that I've only mastered the very rudiments of makeup myself... Of course, real life makeup and stage makeup are vaugely different...
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Researcher 100182 Posted Nov 11, 1999
no not really - post the early 80s with regard to makeup and post proscenium arch in the theatre - less is more honey!
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Nov 11, 1999
Hmmm... but onstage heavy foundation is usefull, the point being that the bright lights will wash out your features if you go onstage without makeup... I agree less is more in real life... and too much is bad in theatre, too, but I'd want more makeup on onstage than I'd like to see on most women.
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