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2. Creative Manglings

Naturally I was tempted to reward @urbanape’s “Stephen Fry played me best; even better than myself” but modesty won the upper hand, as it did with @fryphile’s wonderful parody of The Ballad of Reading Gaol, which ( Read more... )

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I for one demand more videos of Stephen ambling around his kitchen after an engrossing night of savage shagging.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qaA5AQCqug

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKA_omhtb7Y

Jeeves's cock = God's daisy chain.

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Everything's set for my London invasion. First London, then Stephen. It's a process. I get there May 11 (Sunday) and leave the 16th (Fryday). My hotel is right next to Hyde Park apparently ( Read more... )

lubricious \loo-BRISH-us\, adjective:

1. Lustful; lewd.
2. Stimulating or appealing to sexual desire or imagination.
3. Having a slippery or smooth quality.

Lubricious derives from Latin lubricus, "slippery, smooth."

Example"The sight of Hugh Laurie's body when burnished, oiled, and sprawled on a rug in front of the fire is enough to tempt the ( Read more... )

mien \MEEN\, noun:

1. Manner or bearing, especially as expressive of mood, attitude, or personality; demeanor.
2. Aspect; appearance.

Mien perhaps derives from French mine, "bearing, expression," from Breton min, "beak, snout," hence "a person's face."

ExampleWhen Hugh posed with arm akimbo on the "House" set wearing an "Everybody Lies" t-shirt ( Read more... )

neophyte \NEE-uh-fyt\, noun:

1. A new convert or proselyte.
2. A novice; a beginner in anything.

Neophyte comes from Late Latin neophytus, from Greek neophutos, "newly planted," from neo-, "new" + phutos, "planted," from phuein, "to grow, to bring forth."

Example

Hugh was stretched out on the sofa watching The Matrix when Stephen expertly ( Read more... )

indelible \in-DEL-uh-buhl\, adjective:
1. That cannot be removed, erased, or washed away.
2. Making marks that cannot easily be removed or erased.
3. Incapable of being forgotten; memorable.

Indelible is from Latin indelebilis, from in-, "not" + delebilis, "that can be obliterated or destroyed," from delere, "to blot out, to efface, to destroy."

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This guy's Flickr page has some pics of Stouts Hill, aka Stephen's old school, from the 1960s. Could these be the real deal, banana peel?

During a performance of "Oliver Twist". S. Fry is under the arrow. R. Fry is in spectacles to the right. His bro?

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