Cecil Rhodes – homosexual?

[StevieWonders]

When I was at school (long after you Steve) we were taught Physics (Theory) Physics (Practical), Chemistry (Theory) Chemistry (Practical), French (Theory) French (Practical) and Sex Education (Theory).

So why weren’t we ever taught Sex Education (Practical)?

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[mr giggles]

M. Then there’s King Richard II who was murdered by having a red hot poker inserted into his anus as a gesture to his supposed sexual interests. Although that might encourage the more adventurous and aggressive boys …

Ummm. Edward II

[mr giggles]

That short example list included the likes of
Leonardo da Vinci
Florence Nightingale
King James VI and I
William Shakespeare
Richard I
Julius Caesar
Aristotle
Alan Turing

And some not to be proud of:
Ernst Rohm
Roy Cohn
Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold,
Lord Alfred Bruce Douglas (Bosie)
Senator Joe McCarthy...

[StevieWonders]

I’m still looking forward to arsenal’s topic “Bastard homosexuals in history”.

However, Giggles old boy, how about notorious gangster Ronnie Kray aka. The Queen Mother? John Cleese did a great sketch in a Monty Python episode as the drag queen “friend” of gangsters called the Piranha Brothers. Some of it is available online for those interested (let Mr Google be your friend).

[arsenal]

I'm also claiming as friends of Dorothy.

Great Uncle Bulgaria. 300 years old and no wife or offspring. Very musical too.

Elmer Fudd. Pouffy, a softy, mincing through the woods and garish clothes. What more evidence do you need.

Ming the Merciless. Not strictly gay but clearly a tranny and the personality the modern versions emulate.

The Hooded Claw. Just listen to him speak. As camp as a row of tents.

[Nirish guy]

[QUOTE=arsenal;279646 Ming the Merciless. Not strictly gay but clearly a tranny and the personality the modern versions emulate. [/QUOTE]

Did you not get the latest memo from snowflake central ? We're not allowed to mention old Ming anymore as apparently it / he's a racist as his character was used to project a negative stereotype of Asian people as always being the ruthless evil villain types - who knew eh !

I can safely say I used to watch him and good old Flash quite happily on a happy Saturday morning and such thoughts never as much as crossed my mind, well, not until I read it on some snowflake's blog recently it seems, where they were demanding that Ming himself and the actor who played him be "cancelled" immediately !

Thankfully I doubt that old Ming ( or the actor) gives a flying fuck anymore at his age - I certainly hope so anyway !

https://www.theguardian.com/film/201...aititi-project

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[Brad the Impala]

Didn't the portrayal of most asians as villains just heighten the attraction?

[Nirish guy]

If you're asking me did I ever jerk off over Ming the Merciless then I can safely say no to that ! ......oh hang on, there was that ONE time ........NO, ! I'm JOKING !

[colmx]

If you're asking me did I ever jerk off over Ming the Merciless then I can safely say no to that ! ......oh hang on, there was that ONE time ........NO, ! I'm JOKING !

For me it was flash Gordon in the black leather pants that was always the turn on lol!

[Armando]

To any list has to be added Lord Louis Mountbatten. He married the hugely wealthy and notorious bed hopper Edwina and even wrote, "Edwina and I spent all our married lives getting in to other people's beds."

A 1940s FBI dossier makes the claim that "they were persons of extremely low morals." It even goes further about Mountbatten. His private life makes him an "unfit man to direct any sort of military operations."

That private life we now know to have been [Deleted text]. The FBI files contain a statement from an intimate of two Queens (the regal variety), Mary and Elizabeth, that "Mountbatten was known to be a homosexual with a perversion for [Deleted text]."This is all backed up in a book written by the man who was Mountbatten's driver, Norman Nield. Nield reveals that he was ordered to [Deleted text] to the Admiral’s official residence" in Dickie’s Hummer, and was paid 5 pounds per week for his silence. According to Nield, the Admiral used “brandy and lemonade” to [Deleted text].

More is revealed in The Mountbatten's Their Private Lives and Loves by historian Andrew Lownie.

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