Date: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 10:21:21 -0700
Subject: Re: The cooptation of feminism.


Andy wrote:
[goat wroat:]
> i think it was Gloria Grahame instead o Greer and it was for wearing a "fuck me" smile. (or was it a "fuck me" sign? i disremember, sometimes.) anyways, i like younk Camille.  i fantasize about listening to her hum "The Star Spangled Banner".  (:o.  oooooooooo!  a-h-h-h-h-h-h-h-h.
> 
> old goat.
> 
> Germaine definitely used the phrase 'fuck me shoes' on someone. Looks like Germaine has plagiarised Gloria and adapted it slightly. The name Gloria Grahame does ring a bell though - perhaps Germaine G had leapt to Camille's defence and turned the insult back on Gloria G. I wonder if having a G in one's name is an indicator of having feminist traits?

Andrew,
Gloria Grahame was a US cinema actress who did mostly sexpot roles in
the late 50s and the 60s. (perhaps a bit later or earlier, i
disremember.)  she made quite a few B and a number of A films.  she had
this attitude about her on the screen that just exuded sex from ever
pore.

my reply was just the kind o nonsense that y often get when y encounter
a geezer with too much time on his hands.  i often forget that Limey and
Yank humour be somewhat different from one another.  i apologise for
being misleading.

the "Star Spangled Banner" remark is in reference to getting a fantasy
hum job from said
Camille Paglia.  it's "...and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting
in air..." phrase that would really get me off.  but, of course, there i
go again -- taking for granted that y would be more familiar with our
national anthem than we are with yours.
sorry to be a bore, and all.  i'll attempt to do better in future.

	old goat.
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