You are being a little bit 'the only lesbian in the village' about this. Despite there being plenty of other lesbians and (clearly) none of them being over the moon about it. Give it a rest. Being in the minority of a minority doesn't give you special powers or anything. Nobody needs a thread devoted to 'learning about lesbianism' (??!!) Girls who like girls.. big deal! Next!
Did you say you'd call - and then you didn't? Followed by her accidentally catching you down the pub doing an impression of her 'sex face' in front of your friends?
I expect Said Lesbians got mildly irritated that (for the umpteenth time) a thread, simply by virtue of having the word 'lesbian' in the title, quickly began to descend into talk about hairy armpits, car mechanics and shot-putting etc etc You can kind of see their point.
SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Any girl who called SoM "dodgy" would get the > heave ho from me My God.. it all makes sense now. Those black clothes. That faint whiff of patchouli.
Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > None that I can think of but I do know someone > that actually went out with Ian McCullough (lead > singer of Echo & The Bunnymen). I bet that was her. The cold-hearted bitch.
One of my 'early girlfriends' dumped me - on the grounds that she wanted to go out with someone who looked more like the lead singer from Echo & The Bunnymen. It seemed like poor reasoning at the time, but - thinking back - it was near-genuis. I had no comeback. Has anyone else been dumped, or dumped anyone under vaguely amusing circumstances?
Sorry, girls.. you'll have to forgive Mick. His personal experience of lesbians is limited to Carry-On films, a brief conversation with Kelvin MacKenzie and a copy of Razzle from 1986.
You could have a lever, which, when pulled, makes the gibbon defecate into a bucket. Thinking about it, if the baboon was kind-of randomly moving about, it would make trying to get the turd into the bucket more challenging. Kids will love it.
It's not my fault you don't know a gibbon when you see one. Admittedly my initial gibbon was a touch on the ginger side, but that's what you get from a low-quality illustration. I was focussing on drawing attention to the eyes, RE lighting-up.. to amuse, delight and educate.
annaj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > *Bob* that looks a lot like an Orangutan, which is > a Great Ape, not a Gibbon. > > Honestly. Sloppy. How can anyone not know what an Orangutan looks like? They're bright orange, for a start.
david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Surely lit eyes are a wasted opportunity Bob. > Given a gibbon's bulbous posterior I would suggest > an illuminted derriere would be more entertaining > to the brain-dead masses incapable of appreciating > old-style taxidermy. I couldn't disagree more. Gibbon.. eyes. If it's an illuminated arse you're looking for, then look to the baboon.