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Posted 00:58 by Del C
The Cutting Edge is one of my favorite movies because...
i love Funny Face too, Luce!!! with the Audrey and the Fred Astaire! oh, and Gene Kelly movies like On the Town
my fascination with the male nape started when i read an article where Barbra Streisand said she liked the back of Elliot Gould's neck; i started looking at the backs of guys' necks and decided there *was* something very sexy about a nice male nape. anyway, it's what i mostly look at on guys bcause i'm behind them and they can't tell that i'm looking, heheheheh...
and the mad German king who also happened to be gay is named Ludwig II of Bavaria, the "Swan King":
Born in Nymphenburg Castle, Munich, in 1845, Ludwig was a member of the Wittelsbach dynasty, and became king of Bavaria at the age of 18. Disillusioned after a lost war with the Prussians, Ludwig lost all interest in politics and became increasingly eccentric.
He loved the theater and music, especially Richard Wagner's operas. He built three castles - Linderhof, Neuschwanstein and Herrenchiemsee - at stupendous expense. Linderhof, the only one to be completed, was the king's favourite. Louis XIV became Ludwig's inspiration: his dream of absolute rule. But his extravagance, homosexuality and near or actual insanity worried the Bavarian government. Ludwig was certified insane in his bedroom at Neuschwanstein and, a few days later, on 13 June 1886 he and his physician were found drowned in the Lake Starnberg (Starnberger See). It has never been ascertained whether this was an accident or an assassination.
fascinating, ya? ya.
Posted 00:58 by Del C
The Cutting Edge is one of my favorite movies because...
- it's about figure skating, one of my favorite things to watch in the whole entire world
- of DB Sweeney. i just love his upper lip and his philtrum (go look it up)
- of Moira Kelly, who is just so goshdarn cute
- couples who bicker but are just really totally into each other -- they're adorable.
i love Funny Face too, Luce!!! with the Audrey and the Fred Astaire! oh, and Gene Kelly movies like On the Town
my fascination with the male nape started when i read an article where Barbra Streisand said she liked the back of Elliot Gould's neck; i started looking at the backs of guys' necks and decided there *was* something very sexy about a nice male nape. anyway, it's what i mostly look at on guys bcause i'm behind them and they can't tell that i'm looking, heheheheh...
and the mad German king who also happened to be gay is named Ludwig II of Bavaria, the "Swan King":
Born in Nymphenburg Castle, Munich, in 1845, Ludwig was a member of the Wittelsbach dynasty, and became king of Bavaria at the age of 18. Disillusioned after a lost war with the Prussians, Ludwig lost all interest in politics and became increasingly eccentric.
He loved the theater and music, especially Richard Wagner's operas. He built three castles - Linderhof, Neuschwanstein and Herrenchiemsee - at stupendous expense. Linderhof, the only one to be completed, was the king's favourite. Louis XIV became Ludwig's inspiration: his dream of absolute rule. But his extravagance, homosexuality and near or actual insanity worried the Bavarian government. Ludwig was certified insane in his bedroom at Neuschwanstein and, a few days later, on 13 June 1886 he and his physician were found drowned in the Lake Starnberg (Starnberger See). It has never been ascertained whether this was an accident or an assassination.
fascinating, ya? ya.