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Cylinder
1st May 2008, 07:30 PM
That's Lesbians. Capital.
We're the true Lesbians, say islanders (http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23621323-23109,00.html)
RESIDENTS of the Greek island of Lesbos have launched a legal case against a gay group, insisting they are the real Lesbians.
Two inhabitants of the island of Lesbos along with a member of a nationalist pagan association today launched a legal case to ban the Greek Gay and Lesbian Union (OLKE) from bearing the name "lesbian".
Lesbos was the home of the poet Sappho, who expressed her love of other women in lyric verses written in the early sixth century BC.
Lesbos residents now suffer "psychological and moral rape" from the "seizure" of their island's name by gays, said the activist Dimitris Lambrou, in a text titled The Misfortune of Being Lesbian, published on his website.
Lesbosi? Nah...
Lesbosites? Too hard to say...
Tsukasa Buddha
1st May 2008, 07:42 PM
"psychological and moral rape"?
:dl:
I so have to use that line.
hcmom
1st May 2008, 08:02 PM
Woo hoo!!! Naked ladies, fighting with each other!!
Puppycow
1st May 2008, 09:07 PM
Lesbians should learn to be more tolerant! (snicker, snicker)
Arg9
1st May 2008, 09:32 PM
Lesbosi? Nah...
Lesbosites? Too hard to say...
The inhabitants could adopt: Native Lesbians.
Mycroft
1st May 2008, 10:58 PM
"psychological and moral rape"?
I guess that's the same as a mind****?
Please do not attempt to circumvent the autocensor.
ImaginalDisc
2nd May 2008, 05:12 AM
This just in: The Lesbian Vs. Lesbian fight received support from natives of nearby Crete, angry about cretins, Samaritans who insist that they're not all nice, and Russians, who point out that they're not always in a hurry.
meg
2nd May 2008, 07:03 AM
Don't forget the Brazilians, who are not all hairless.
Darat
2nd May 2008, 07:08 AM
Or nuts.
meg
2nd May 2008, 07:44 AM
What about the Virginians?
Polaris
2nd May 2008, 07:47 AM
"psychological and moral rape"?
I suffered that by watching Jesus Camp.
Safe-Keeper
2nd May 2008, 12:09 PM
Lesbian fight! :Grabs popcorn:
:D
Seriously, though, as long as the word 'lesbian' is not trademarked, how on Earth are they going to go through with this? Can I sue whoever uses the word 'Norwegian' in their company/group name?
Idiots.
TragicMonkey
2nd May 2008, 12:13 PM
What about the Virginians?
I promise you, we Virginians are every bit as virginal as the lady for whom our state was named.
ImaginalDisc
2nd May 2008, 12:17 PM
I promise you, we Virginians are every bit as virginal as the lady for whom our state was named.
Do you also have a sideline in a tit for Letter of Marquee while totally remaining a virgin - I swear - going on?
TragicMonkey
2nd May 2008, 05:37 PM
Do you also have a sideline in a tit for Letter of Marquee while totally remaining a virgin - I swear - going on?
Okay, this sentence baffles me. Is it Cockney? Are there words missing? Is it in code?
Speaking of tits, though, check out the Virginia flag. Yep. That's a female murderess standing atop her victim, one breast hanging out. On the flag. It's not a wardrobe malfunction at all; rather, one gets the impression she whipped it out at the guy, shouted her Latin tag, then speared him. People may make fun of Virginia, but really, there is a little bit of awesome in that.
Beerina
4th May 2008, 10:49 AM
What about the Virginians?
Or the Cretans.
Or the Barbarians.
Or the Gypsies. ("He gypped me!") A double-slap since "Gypsie" derives from "Egypt", which was the mistaken belief of their origin.
Or the 'tards.
Or, hell, the dumb dumbs for that matter.*
* Isaac Asimov once received a letter from a writer who complaned about his use of "that's retarded" by claiming that that was "dumb" of him to say. He quickly pointed out "dumb" mocks as stupid the "dumb", i.e. those who cannot speak.
Beerina
4th May 2008, 11:17 AM
What about the Virginians?
I promise you, we Virginians are every bit as virginal as the lady for whom our state was named.
Do you also have a sideline in a tit for Letter of Marquee while totally remaining a virgin - I swear - going on?
Okay, this sentence baffles me. Is it Cockney? Are there words missing? Is it in code?
1. Letter of Marquee -- A letter granted by a government to a private ship or pirate to attack and/or capture another ship in times of war or to reclaim damage costs. (In any case, not a JREF member, unless a ref. Marquis de Cabras.)
2. Tit -- Breast, or short for title.
3. Sideline -- Probably a "business or activity pursued in addition to one's regular occupation".
Let's analyze the chain a little more.
I promise you, we Virginians are every bit as virginal as the lady for whom our state was named.
First return on Google (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=who+is+Virginia+named+for%3F): "And The Colony of Virginia was named in the 16th century for Queen Elizabeth I, the "Virgin Queen" who never married."
So QEI was a head of state who would be authorized to grant letters of marquee, and, as a seagoing nation, probably did from time to time. The statement by TM was possibly sarcastic, doubing the actual virginal state of QEI.
Furthermore, the Virginia state flag is the goddess Virtue standing atop some defeated thug with the Latin "Sic semper tyrannus", or "thus always to tyrants". And one of her breasts is hanging out. Well, not really hanging so much since it's rather flat. Also her nipple is just a dot, which is sad, since I thought all goddesses had large-diameter areolae.
We may have enough information to debabbelize this. Let's try!
Do you also have a sideline in a tit for Letter of Marquee while totally remaining a virgin - I swear - going on?
Do you, TragicMonkey, resident of Virginia, have a secondary job in your title as if you were authorized to go capture ships, all while remaining a virgin, which would be comically unusual since pirate types are most decidely not stereotypically virgins?
The "tit" may also be a comical reference to the exposed breast on the flag, with the letter of marquee being built into it, written on it, or represented by it, or some such.
Darth Rotor
5th May 2008, 02:28 PM
1. Letter of Marquee -- nope
2. Tit -- Breast, or short for title.
Yes, also a small bird.
3. Sideline -- Probably a "business or activity pursued in addition to one's regular occupation".
Yes.
First return on Google (http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=who+is+Virginia+named+for%3F): "And The Colony of Virginia was named in the 16th century for Queen Elizabeth I, the "Virgin Queen" who never married."
So QEI was a head of state who would be authorized to grant letters of marquee,
NO. Letters of Marque.
as a seagoing nation, probably did from time to time.
Yes! :)
The statement by TM was possibly sarcastic, doubing the actual virginal state of QEI.
Agreed.
Furthermore, the Virginia state flag is the goddess Virtue standing atop some defeated thug with the Latin "Sic semper tyrannus", or "thus always to tyrants". And one of her breasts is hanging out. Well, not really hanging so much since it's rather flat. Also her nipple is just a dot, which is sad, since I thought all goddesses had large-diameter areolae.
Nailed that dive.
Do you also have a sideline in a tit for Letter of Marquee while totally remaining a virgin - I swear - going on?
Do you, TragicMonkey, resident of Virginia, have a secondary job in your title as if you were authorized to go capture ships, all while remaining a virgin, which would be comically unusual since pirate types are most decidely not stereotypically virgins?
The "tit" may also be a comical reference to the exposed breast on the flag, with the letter of marquee being built into it, written on it, or represented by it, or some such.
Letter of Marque. (http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Garden/5213/marque.htm)
There are only three
Of the letter "e"
In "Letter of Marque"
Unless spelling's a lark
I'd not have piped up had that error not been repeated. I've no idea what ID was raving about.
We will now digress into the differences between privateers and pirates, if only Miss Virginia will show us her small birds.
DR
TragicMonkey
5th May 2008, 04:53 PM
The difference between pirates and privateers has to do with the direction of attack. Privateers, as the name suggests, attack the front. Pirates, however, raid from the rear. As for corsairs and buccaneers, the former require specialty costumes and the latter are just regular guys until they have three or so beers.
Beerina
6th May 2008, 06:15 AM
NO. Letters of Marque.
I was mislead by Wikipedia re-directing marquee to marque, so I thought it was an acceptable alternative spelling.
MaryCBW
6th May 2008, 06:34 AM
Anyone here want to go toe to toe with Jackie from Workout on the Bravo channel?
I like living too much to even think of trying something like that.
Now, back to the topic of the thread, a lawsuit is just silly and a waste of time and money.
Beerina
7th May 2008, 07:05 AM
Anyone here want to go toe to toe with Jackie from Workout on the Bravo channel?
I like living too much to even think of trying something like that.
Too busy watchin' Shimmy on Fit. That thing cold-cocks Namaste Yoga as a sensual experience.
MaryCBW
9th May 2008, 12:54 PM
Too busy watchin' Shimmy on Fit. That thing cold-cocks Namaste Yoga as a sensual experience.
You totally lost me until I looked up the show and channel. I don't get that
channel and I looked at the women on line and they'd just make me hate
my body more than I already do.:(
ImaginalDisc
12th May 2008, 06:25 AM
Wow, I've never had a post of mine so thoroughly examined before.
To de-mystify what I meant.
Do you also have a sideline in a tit for Letter of Marquee while totally remaining a virgin - I swear - going on?
Ok, Elizabeth I the "virgin" none the less had many paramours. Her habit of supporting privateers, directly and indirectly, as through Walter Raleigh, lead to persistent rumors that if you made enough gold sacking Spanish ships, you might get a little action.
Jeff Corey
12th May 2008, 06:39 AM
This just in: The Lesbian Vs. Lesbian fight received support from natives of nearby Crete, angry about cretins...
Cretin was apparently derived from the French "chretien" (christian or human being) and referred to the iodine-deprived people from some regions of the French Alps with hypothyroidism. So those Cretans are just wrong.
Dummies.
yairhol
12th May 2008, 06:40 AM
lesbians gone wild...woohoo
ImaginalDisc
12th May 2008, 06:45 AM
Cretin was apparently derived from the French "chretien" (christian or human being) and referred to the iodine-deprived people from some regions of the French Alps with hypothyroidism. So those Cretans are just wrong.
Dummies.
Cretans, always liars.
Damien Evans
12th May 2008, 06:53 AM
Furthermore, the Virginia state flag is the goddess Virtue standing atop some defeated thug with the Latin "Sic semper tyrannus", or "thus always to tyrants". And one of her breasts is hanging out. Well, not really hanging so much since it's rather flat. Also her nipple is just a dot, which is sad, since I thought all goddesses had large-diameter areolae.
I thought it was Liberty leading the people?
Or is it the same thing anyway?
Darth Rotor
12th May 2008, 11:33 AM
Wow, I've never had a post of mine so thoroughly examined before.
Just wait until you reach the age of 50 and are eligible for the infamous buttcam experience. :p
Elizabeth I the "virgin" none the less had many paramours. Her habit of supporting privateers, directly and indirectly, as through Walter Raleigh, lead to persistent rumors that if you made enough gold sacking Spanish ships, you might get a little action.
Lecherous Lizzy knew that it was great to be queen, of course. :cool:
Note: Led to, not lead to. (I make that mistake frequently.)
Note: Lizzy's privateers were more correctly led by Sir Francis Drake, and of course Hawkins, not so much by Sir Walter Raleigh.
I got the original joke, but it was so much fun to pounce on the typo I could not resist.
DR
ImaginalDisc
12th May 2008, 11:45 AM
J
Note: Led to, not lead to. (I make that mistake frequently.
Thanks. The lag's so bad, I can't see what I'm typing. I hope it's just on my end rather than the forum server.
Note: Lizzy's privateers were more correctly led by Sir Francis Drake, and of course Hawkins, not so much by Sir Walter Raleigh.
In command, yes. However, Raleigh helped support privateers, and Raleigh was himself supported by the queen. In an Era where England's naval primacy hadn't yet ecplised Spain's, using Sir Walter "Smoke 'em while you got 'em" Raleigh as a cat's paw was wise.
Darth Rotor
12th May 2008, 12:04 PM
In command, yes. However, Raleigh helped support privateers, and Raleigh was himself supported by the queen. In an Era where England's naval primacy hadn't yet ecplised Spain's, using Sir Walter "Smoke 'em while you got 'em" Raleigh as a cat's paw was wise.
Indeed, no quibble with the history. For purposes of the intended jest, the direct reference to Drake gets the point across more cleanly, as his exploits are more closely associated with privateering. Maybe he had a better press agent, or as you suggest, Raleigh was happy to let him gain the notoriety. A lot of good it did him, the headsman still had the last laugh.
DR
Beerina
12th May 2008, 12:41 PM
You totally lost me until I looked up the show and channel. I don't get that
channel and I looked at the women on line and they'd just make me hate
my body more than I already do.:(
Well, this thread is about Greek Lesbians, and half the women on Shimmy are Greek, home of the belly dancer.
Darth Rotor
12th May 2008, 01:08 PM
Well, this thread is about Greek Lesbians, and half the women on Shimmy are Greek, home of the belly dancer.
Next B movie title:
Lizzy, Queen of the Virgin Greek Lesbians, coming soon, on DVD, at a video outlet near you! :cool:
DR
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