LGBT G&S

[darwinian_woman]

It's such a pity Gilbert never had chance to introduce queer relationship complications into his operas. Some time ago now, somebody (possibly

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[foreverdirt]

*adores you*

I now have a big grin on my face, and suspect I'll be humming this to myself all afternoon...

[darwinian_woman]

*grin*

Glad you liked it. Must write more G&S slash.... :)

*huggles*

[mi_guida]

'Tis wonderous! Yay for you.

Oh, before I forget, don't know if this is of any interest to you (the text of the ruling is here), but guessed you probably wouldn't have seen it. I'm not sure what the state of the UK/EU Human Rights law is, but I'm tempted to have a look at the wording to see.

[darwinian_woman]

Ooh, that is interesting, thank you. I'm impressed with the article for getting the pronouns right, too. :)

[mi_guida]

No problem. If I see anything else I'll throw it your direction :) (especially if it gets the pronouns right!)

[darwinian_woman]

Thanks hon :)

[dyddgu]

*falls about*
Excellent! (though I actually can't remember the tune, for shame to me).

knirirr just spoke to me whilst I was reading this, and happened to fall into the same metre! He said

"A religious agitator
Just before the Civil War..."

!!

[darwinian_woman]

knirirr just spoke to me whilst I was reading this, and happened to fall into the same metre! He said

"A religious agitator
Just before the Civil War..."

Hehe! :)

I'm sure Gilbert wrote a play in which a tyrannical monarch forced everybody to speak in iambic pentameter... might have been "His Excellency"... (we had a similar device in "The Wrong Princess" last Hilary, too).

[anotherusedpage]

*ear to ear grin*

Enforced polygamiiiiiiigh!

*hums merrily*

[darwinian_woman]

:D

*hugs*

[anotherusedpage]

Can I pass this on to someone?

[darwinian_woman]

Yay, feel free :)