Pete Paphides - that's "Mr Moran" to you - responds;
“Cate. I’m going to make a very mild
suggestion here. It is that you might be spending slightly too long
hanging
out with your gay friends. Whatever the multiplicity of positive aspects
that gay culture has brought us – and however loath I am to ever make a
crass generalisation about an entire disparate demograph of people, all
ultimately impossible to unite under a single, notable trope – they do
think
everyone is secretly gay, and I think that might have crept into your
analysis of our 18-year heterosexual marriage, during which I have never
once asked you to dress as a soldier, put on a pair of tighty-whities
or, in
any way, ever, be a man. I’m very, very sorry, but I’m straight.”
The Times.
I can't be arsed to check, but I bet there's a gaggle of silly queens on Twitter who've taken offence at this sweet piece.
"Caitlin Moran? Catty MORON more like!!!" etc etc.
Saturday, 16 February 2013
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Having seen his photo on the world wide internet I am sure and sure glad that he is not gay.
ReplyDeleteHETEROPHOBE!!!
DeleteA gaggle of queens - is that the proper collective noun?
ReplyDeleteTis now, dude.
DeleteAn embarrassment of bitches.
DeleteHow about an 'Uncivil List of Queens' ?
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