The Ladies of Llangollen

Nov 28, 2009 13:16


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oscarlikesbugsy November 29 2009, 14:42:42 UTC
...port and a dish book ...:


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danbearnyc November 29 2009, 17:17:00 UTC
Dance! Dance! Dance!

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oscarlikesbugsy November 29 2009, 18:55:49 UTC

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danbearnyc November 29 2009, 21:21:15 UTC
Manny. Manny Ray.

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bigbeard61 November 29 2009, 22:00:52 UTC
Queen Victoria met Lady E. and Miss P. as a girl while touring around the kingdom before she became queen. She made some appropriately adolescent cracks about them in her journal, which belies the story about her not knowing lesbians existed.

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danbearnyc November 29 2009, 22:07:09 UTC
Queen Charlotte visited with them too. Queens and Lesbians, meeting for over 200 years!

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shirtlifterbear November 29 2009, 23:09:43 UTC
Gothic Revival is so very!

And with Sapphists?

Heaven!

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danbearnyc November 29 2009, 23:12:37 UTC
And this was early revival, before Vicky came to the throne.

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shirtlifterbear November 29 2009, 23:16:50 UTC
Antebellum AND Auntie Vicky?

Delightful!

(Though of course now I have to go pop in "The Bette Midler Show" from 76 so I can see Vicky Edie in her full glory!)

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danbearnyc November 30 2009, 01:13:56 UTC
Indeed and indeed.

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deafdyke November 30 2009, 15:17:40 UTC
I love how the Wikipedia entry refers to them as "uninterested in fashion." Which, you know, translates into not-very-feminine and BUTCH.

Funny, I've just been reading (again) about Ann Lister, a contemporary of theirs with a penchant for describing, in highly graphic, coded entries, sexual exploits that would make a porn star blush.

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danbearnyc December 1 2009, 01:10:44 UTC
She's the reason they invented Listerine?

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