In Honor Of Ms. Margaret...

[marval]

Well at least you are a pleasant peasant.


Margaret

 

[Corno Dolce]

Dame Margaret,

A peasant is revolting? Well, there's always this to rectify a rebellious peasant - one week in the town square in this and they will evermore be submissive:

http://www.11th-hour.info/images/stocks.jpg

Its too easy to lop off their heads - With the stocks there is also a redemptive dynamic. Afterwards, they will still be able to bring income into the Kingdom :grin::grin::grin:

Cheers,

CD

 

[marval]

I remember when some villages would have a fair in the summer, Someone would be put in the stocks and have fruit and veg thrown at them, all to raise money for the local church or charity.


Margaret

 

[greatcyber]

I guess that kind of public humiliation beets one's head upon a pike in the tower, yes?

 

[Contratrombone64]

Dame Margaret - what a lovely moniker

 

[marval]

Thank you CT.


Margaret

 

[Contratrombone64]

*holds his skirt out, and as daintily as an 18 stone bear can, curtseys politely in Dame Margaret's direction (trying all the time not to topple of his stillettos)*

 

[marval]

LOL@CT, very funny.


Margaret

 

[greatcyber]

CT, you MUST take a picture of that with your new camera! Why, I'd even pay to see that...

 

[marval]

Stephen, I would definately like to see that.


Margaret

 

[Contratrombone64]

I don't look good in drag (too big and husky). As to stilettos ... an entertaining idea, but my legs would need WEEKs of shaving (and, likely, some fake tan) before being seen in such monsters.

 

[greatcyber]

"> Oh, contrere. Just put on some tights. I mention this only because when I first retired, I spent a year working with a troupe called the Fantasy Follies as an impersonator. I never shaved my legs.

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So...now you REALLY have something to talk about!

 

[marval]

Hi Stephen

Very nice, love the costumes, no problem with the legs either.


Margaret

 

[greatcyber]

Why, thank you Dame M.

 

[marval]

You are very welcome Sir Drag.


Margaret

 

[greatcyber]

ROFLOL @ Margaret. Actually-my stage name was Aja Hemmingway; well, maybe you would call that my "alter ego" as my stage name when I act is Paris Troy. Now that I am writing again, my nom de plume is Etienne Chartier. All those aliases, you'd think I was a criminal or something. But many people use a stage name when acting so I decided to "redefine myself"...sorry mom. Actually, she was one of my biggest fans when I was in the troupe and she was even in one show with us. As for my moniker when I write, it is my name in French with my mother's maiden name. Now that we are in Quebec I may even change it legally...once I learn to speak French.

Here's a pic from the show we did that my mom was a "drag queen" with us in. Can you pick her out?

Hint: she's in the middle and NOT sitting on the floor. Her knee replacements wouldn't let her do that too gracefully. The show was at the clubhouse where she used to live and the patrons told us afterwards that "it was the best show they had ever had at their clubhouse." Okay, it's a little weird, but then, so am I.

 

[Contratrombone64]

Your stage name is very fetching? I'd, personally, go for something much less subtle like Mellony Brest ...

 

[Contratrombone64]

"> Oh, contrere. Just put on some tights. I mention this only because when I first retired, I spent a year working with a troupe called the Fantasy Follies as an impersonator. I never shaved my legs.

">
So...now you REALLY have something to talk about!

Stephen honey, for some reason your pictures are not coming up. Most vexing as I'd love to see a raunchier side of you ...

 

[greatcyber]

David, I will email them to you.