TruthBTold

A very good suggestion I'd say.

We'll start with the arms . . . or will we?

I hate when guys won't listen to directions.

Thanks to Whitman you get to gaze.

If that was the case I would have needed a seeing eye dog many moons ago.

God made him perfectly (of course he added the tan lines).

I will give him my exact address if he needs it. He can come in from the cold.

Sorry, I will moan as loud as I like.

Thinking about what he is going to wear for his teaching class that day.

There was also a discussion whether gay roles should ever be given to straight men (they did not mention the lesbians in the musical and what they would do with them). I just see why not. I was not sure if they were saying that directors should make sure there was full employment for gays. First does that mean a gay man could never play a straight man (and from the past we know the answer to that question). Or that a straight man has never credibly played a gay man. Sure there are gay men that can credibly play gay roles and because they have experienced certain things in their life bring that experience to roles. But straight men can "act" and be able to imagine what the emotions and actions would be performed in the role. Then of course what the hell do you do with those damned bisexuals. Just give them their unemployment checks and send them on their way.

Oliver, choice did I have . . .?

Like something out of Swan Lake (where boys will be swans).

I agree. I think Pfeiffer is a wonderful actress but is also beautiful. She shares that box with Catherine Deneuve and Charlene Theron. Of course, there are many others.