which actors were....
chin...@my-deja.com
ago and always wondered this....which actors were gay and which were
straight? It was my favorite show....so many good looking actors (and
actresses) on board...never mind flubbed lines...it was very aesthetic
to watch.
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Before you buy.
Eric Newman
>Hi! I am new to this board. I watched Dark Shadows many (full) moons
>ago and always wondered this....which actors were gay and which were
>straight? It was my favorite show....so many good looking actors (and
>actresses) on board...never mind flubbed lines...it was very aesthetic
>to watch.
The ones who were straight were the ones who weren't gay. Unless they
were bi.
chin...@my-deja.com
chin...@my-deja.com
that I have a bet with my sister (dinner out- what a treat). When we
were growing up, we used to watch the show religiously in my Grandmom's
room.....my sister first fell in love with Joel Carruthers, then it was
Roger Davis, then Don Briscoe, then David Selby and then James Storm
before she finally got her own boyfriend and then it stopped. I told
her that I had gotten reinterested in DS and she couldn't believe there
were gay actors on the show (naive, simply naive) especially any of
these gorgeous guys. Well some of the answers are obvious and some are
not. I really could use a night out and a geat dinner (and of course,
my sister is great company). Can anyone help me with this?
Thanks in advance. If I win dinner, I'll toast a glass of wine to you!
In article <8t7ug7$bj5$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
Eric Newman
>I posted ths previously and got a funny response. Why I am asking is
>that I have a bet with my sister (dinner out- what a treat). When we
>were growing up, we used to watch the show religiously in my Grandmom's
>room.....my sister first fell in love with Joel Carruthers, then it was
>Roger Davis, then Don Briscoe, then David Selby and then James Storm
>before she finally got her own boyfriend and then it stopped. I told
>her that I had gotten reinterested in DS and she couldn't believe there
>were gay actors on the show (naive, simply naive) especially any of
>these gorgeous guys. Well some of the answers are obvious and some are
>not. I really could use a night out and a geat dinner (and of course,
>my sister is great company). Can anyone help me with this?
What makes you think we have this information?
POP2000
Well, here's the short answer: tell your sister she owes you a dinner. Several
of the key DS players are/were gay....if she wants details, though, she might
want to consult Liz Smith...
-P
Do you know something, Susie? There are two kinds of fools in this world: the
ones who know they're making fools of themselves and the ones who are sure
they're not.
Burke Devlin
Florian de Beaucastel
>I posted ths previously and got a funny response. Why I am asking is
>that I have a bet with my sister (dinner out- what a treat). When we
>were growing up, we used to watch the show religiously in my Grandmom's
>room.....my sister first fell in love with Joel Carruthers, then it was
>Roger Davis, then Don Briscoe, then David Selby and then James Storm
>before she finally got her own boyfriend and then it stopped. I told
>her that I had gotten reinterested in DS and she couldn't believe there
>were gay actors on the show (naive, simply naive) especially any of
>these gorgeous guys. Well some of the answers are obvious and some are
>not. I really could use a night out and a geat dinner (and of course,
>my sister is great company). Can anyone help me with this?
>
>Thanks in advance. If I win dinner, I'll toast a glass of wine to you!
>
I am a gay man, "out, loud and proud," but I don't make an issue out
of it here in this group. I approach your question gingerly because,
as you know, for practical reasons, gay actors had to remain much
more circumspect in the 60's and 70's (except for Paul Lynde and
Charles Nelson Reilly). Some of the DS gentlemen are still alive, and
people in this group have met them at conventions, etc., admire them,
and might fear that "outing" a beloved star could be disrepectful.
I think Joel Crothers was gay, at least from what I've heard here in
this newsgroup, but I know of no other substantiated reports about any
DS denizens in the "kinescope closet."
I think more than one of the male members of the DS ensemble (Bernau
and Stroka?) performed in the original Broadway run of "The Boys in
the Band," a breakthrough play about the lives of gay men which was
made into a film in 1970. Of course playing a gay role doesn't
preclude that the actors are gay.
I hope you win a paid dinner from your sister!
Florian dB
P.S. O revered Ghost of Morgan Collins, where are you? You should be
fielding this question!
Erica
Beaucastel <flo...@worldshare.net> wrote:
> On Fri, 27 Oct 2000 00:25:26 GMT, chin...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
> >I posted ths previously and got a funny response. Why I am asking is
> >that I have a bet with my sister (dinner out- what a treat). When we
> >were growing up, we used to watch the show religiously in my Grandmom's
> >room.....my sister first fell in love with Joel Carruthers, then it was
> >Roger Davis, then Don Briscoe, then David Selby and then James Storm
> >before she finally got her own boyfriend and then it stopped. I told
> >her that I had gotten reinterested in DS and she couldn't believe there
> >were gay actors on the show (naive, simply naive) especially any of
> >these gorgeous guys. Well some of the answers are obvious and some are
> >not. I really could use a night out and a geat dinner (and of course,
> >my sister is great company). Can anyone help me with this?
> >
> >Thanks in advance. If I win dinner, I'll toast a glass of wine to you!
> >
>
> I am a gay man, "out, loud and proud," but I don't make an issue out
> of it here in this group. I approach your question gingerly because,
> as you know, for practical reasons, gay actors had to remain much
> more circumspect in the 60's and 70's (except for Paul Lynde and
> Charles Nelson Reilly). Some of the DS gentlemen are still alive, and
> people in this group have met them at conventions, etc., admire them,
> and might fear that "outing" a beloved star could be disrepectful.
Paul Lynde and CNR were gay. Do tell. Do tell. Maybe I'M naive, but I
did not know that.
Erica
Deborah Buckner
Erica wrote in message <39f92ce3$0$62637
>Paul Lynde and CNR were gay. Do tell. Do tell. Maybe I'M naive, but I
>did not know that.
My kids are regular viewers of "The Munsters," shown at 6:00 a.m. here, just
before "Sailor Moon" and "Pokemon." Yesterday, Paul Lynde made a guest
appearance. I heard that distinctive voice and had to rush to the living
room. He looked so young, but the voice was the same. I loved him as Uncle
Arthur on Bewitched.
Deb
vince garcia
we have it; we usually don't publish it to be respectful
baldwidow
>did not know that.
>
>Erica
Same here. But it doesn't really matter, since I was only interested in
the acting, especially for those hunks on DS. And right, it was up to
them what they wanted the public to know. The tradegy was that so many
died too young because of AIDS. Dying too young is a tradegy whether it
was AIDS, cancer, car accidents.....
Bill
>before "Sailor Moon" and "Pokemon." Yesterday, Paul Lynde made a guest
>appearance. I heard that distinctive voice and had to rush to the living
>room. He looked so young, but the voice was the same. I loved him as Uncle
>Arthur on Bewitched.
>
>Deb
>
enjoyed having sex with water buffalos. He provided so many hours of
entertainment on so many different programs. -Bill-
chin...@my-deja.com
disrespectful and i do understand the delicacy of the information i was
asking for. i am seeing my sister this weekend and expect a free
dinner....you have to understand that this question was not posted
to "intrude or cause harm" to the actors but to prove a point with a
sister who always wins and is always right. i also want to pound home
the point (if it is possible) that it shouldn't matter who is gay or
straight (since she does not know if i am one way or the other and i
prefer to keep it that way and just be "adrogynous") but to love the
person and appreciate them for who they are.
if i sound like i have issues with my sister, i do and if i sound like
i am on a soap box, i guess i am.
In article <up2ivsgt5la258a3j...@4ax.com>,
Florian de Beaucastel <flo...@worldshare.net> wrote:
DBrown3209
Count me as another Paul Lynde fan. I miss him.
ev_sta...@yahoo.com
directly) at the same time.
A few DS actors are in well-known long-lasting marriages:
ex: Jerry Lacy to Julia Duffy
Some were known to prowl the town "looking for chicks" and take Dan
Curtis out on the town- much to his delight.
Roger Davis (and his buddy Don Briscoe) [And Davis dated Jacklyn
Smith for quite a while, too. I saw them together at Farmer's Market
near CBS...]
Now really... if an actor doesn't fit into the above categories AND
they played a cultured gentleman, please "do the math" as
Nathan Lane used to say.
If they were especially good-looking and died in the late 70s and 80s
that should be a definite (tragic) hint, also.
Beyond the gossip element here, this is a little interesting in that at
least one or two of them played characters with distinct "secrets" that
they were hiding from other characters.
Were they playing on two levels? Method acting? Probably... with a dash
of Olivier, too...
POP2000
He married her, too. ;-)
Lamia Nocturna
>Paul Lynde was hilarious! I really don't care if he was gay, straight, or
>enjoyed having sex with water buffalos. He provided so many hours of
>entertainment on so many different programs. -Bill-
SHRIEK! Whoa... that was one scary image you brought to mind, Bill!
I had to toss my one dog who was on my lap while I was reading this
before she saw it too was scarred for life! [Snicker]
~*~*~*~ Alexandra ~*~*~*~
There never was a great genius without a tincture of madness.
[Aristotle]
http://www.DarkerSanctuary.com
The Darker Sanctuary: Dark art, Photography, PsychoFiction,
Satiric writing, Poetry, Personal Pages, and more.
Eric Newman
<flo...@worldshare.net> wrote:
>On Fri, 27 Oct 2000 00:25:26 GMT, chin...@my-deja.com wrote:
>
>>I posted ths previously and got a funny response. Why I am asking is
>>that I have a bet with my sister (dinner out- what a treat). When we
>>were growing up, we used to watch the show religiously in my Grandmom's
>>room.....my sister first fell in love with Joel Carruthers, then it was
>>Roger Davis, then Don Briscoe, then David Selby and then James Storm
>>before she finally got her own boyfriend and then it stopped. I told
>>her that I had gotten reinterested in DS and she couldn't believe there
>>were gay actors on the show (naive, simply naive) especially any of
>>these gorgeous guys. Well some of the answers are obvious and some are
>>not. I really could use a night out and a geat dinner (and of course,
>>my sister is great company). Can anyone help me with this?
>>
>>Thanks in advance. If I win dinner, I'll toast a glass of wine to you!
>>
>
>I am a gay man, "out, loud and proud," but I don't make an issue out
>of it here in this group. I approach your question gingerly because,
>as you know, for practical reasons, gay actors had to remain much
>more circumspect in the 60's and 70's (except for Paul Lynde and
>Charles Nelson Reilly). Some of the DS gentlemen are still alive, and
>people in this group have met them at conventions, etc., admire them,
>and might fear that "outing" a beloved star could be disrepectful.
Paul Lynde was gay and Charles Nelson Reilly is gay? Get out! Next
you'll be telling us that Rock Hudson was gay!
Bill
>I had to toss my one dog who was on my lap while I was reading this
>before she saw it too was scarred for life! [Snicker]
>
>~*~*~*~ Alexandra ~*~*~*~
LOL! I'm sorry, Alexandra. Hope your dog's okay! : )
-Bill-
Michael Mooney
> they played a cultured gentleman, please "do the math" as
> Nathan Lane used to say.
>
>If they were especially good-looking and died in the late 70s and 80s
>that should be a definite (tragic) hint, also.
Before I knew what gay was (or that I was it) I knew that both Paul Lynde
and Jonathan Harris were queens.
also: Hayden Rourke (Dr. Bellows on JEANNIE) and Ironsides
If you want DS hints, what toothy vampire bachelor boy kept is a well-known
mama's boy?
Michael Mooney
She was actually a man.
Jenny Brown
>Before I knew what gay was (or that I was it) I knew that both Paul Lynde
>and Jonathan Harris were queens.
>
>
If you look at the internet movie database, you'll see that Jonathan Harris has
been married for years. Can we please end this thread?
"You're a bad liar Willie"--Barnabas
Bill
>Can we please end this thread?
>"You're a bad liar Willie"--Barnabas
I agree.
Knockknee
wh5...@cs.comnospam says...
>
>
>>Can we please end this thread?
>>"You're a bad liar Willie"--Barnabas
>
>I agree.
>
>
Knockknee
Lamia Nocturna
>Paul Lynde was gay and Charles Nelson Reilly is gay? Get out! Next
>you'll be telling us that Rock Hudson was gay!
Psssssssst! Eric! Hey! Liberace was gay, too!
Lamia Nocturna
>>SHRIEK! Whoa... that was one scary image you brought to mind, Bill!
>>I had to toss my one dog who was on my lap while I was reading this
>>before she saw it too was scarred for life! [Snicker]
>LOL! I'm sorry, Alexandra. Hope your dog's okay! : )
I think she will -- she's tougher than she looks!
All though I did over hear her telling the cats and the
other dogs some weird horror stories about buffalos! :)
>-Bill-
Eric Newman
<mtmo...@sprynet.com> wrote:
>>Now really... if an actor doesn't fit into the above categories AND
>> they played a cultured gentleman, please "do the math" as
>> Nathan Lane used to say.
>>
>>If they were especially good-looking and died in the late 70s and 80s
>>that should be a definite (tragic) hint, also.
>
>
>Before I knew what gay was (or that I was it) I knew that both Paul Lynde
>and Jonathan Harris were queens.
Jonathan Harris (Dr. Smith of "Lost in Space") is gay?
Oh, the pain. The pain.
Eric Newman
<darke...@sprintmail.com> wrote:
>Eric Newman wrote:
>
>>Paul Lynde was gay and Charles Nelson Reilly is gay? Get out! Next
>>you'll be telling us that Rock Hudson was gay!
>
>Psssssssst! Eric! Hey! Liberace was gay, too!
Oh no! What about Siegfried and Roy? I've heard that one of them is
gay.
(Best response I've heard to this: "No, it's the other one.")
Bill
post, I think it would go something like this...."OH, MY GOODNESS!"
-Bill-
>I think she will -- she's tougher than she looks!
>All though I did over hear her telling the cats and the
>other dogs some weird horror stories about buffalos! :)
>
Bill
>
>Oh, the pain. The pain.
Does that mean there was more going on between him and the robot than we were
led to believe??
(sorry, I tried to avoid this discussion, but just couldn't hold that comment
in!)
-Bill-
DrJuliaH
>
>She was actually a man.
Them's fightin' words, pal.
ABarnabas
barnabas
DrJuliaH
But what he said.... :::frowns:::
Kenny McCormack
Jenny Brown <jbrow...@aol.comQnospamQ> wrote:
>>
>>Before I knew what gay was (or that I was it) I knew that both Paul Lynde
>>and Jonathan Harris were queens.
>If you look at the internet movie database, you'll see that Jonathan
>Harris has been married for years.
And from this, we are meant to conclude ... what?
The Ghost of Sarah Collins
Hello DR. Hoffman...
I fail to understand why so many accuse
the very wonderful DR, Julia Hoffman as
being mannish! I would have you know
she was a pioneer in the field of curing vampirism, she was also totally self
funded... Dr. Julia Hoffman was a dedicated woman of science! and in my
opinion a very pretty one as well, and I liked her very much!
Thank you for listening to the rantings of
a ghost.
The Ghost of Sarah Collins(1784-1795)
Sister of Barnabas...@}{~~~~~~
Aunt to the still missing
Morgan Prentice Collins!
"That evil is wicked is well understood.
the wicked are punished so you must be good."
(Sarah to Barnabas.)
The Ghost of Sarah Collins
>>>Before I knew what gay was (or that I was it) I knew that both Paul Lynde
>>>and Jonathan Harris were queens.
>...
>>If you look at the internet movie database, you'll see that Jonathan
>>Harris has been married for years.
>
>And from this, we are meant to conclude ... what?
Excellent point gazelle, I have always believed the private lives of any
celebrity should always remain a private matter.
We should only judge their acting performance and not their personal preference
to the company they keep.
The Ghost of Sarah Collins (1784-1795)
Sister of Barnabas...@}{~~~~~~
Aunt to Morgan Prentice Collins
(where are you)???
ABarnabas
that said it... if i not i would be terribly embarassed. why should you get
your hands dirty. we will just have willie do away with them.
barnabas "looking for queers under the bed" collins
DrJuliaH
>opinion a very pretty one as well, and I liked her very much!
Oh, far more than pretty, my little ghostling... she has more lesbians lusting
after her than any other female cast member... <smile>
DrJuliaH
The Ghost of Sarah Collins
As my brother said to Julia in HODS,
"I had no idea"
The Ghost of Sarah Collins (1784-1795)
Sister of Barnabas...@}{~~~~~~
Aunt to Morgan Prentice Collins
(come out, come out where ever you are)!
Knockknee
says...
>
>>From: gazelle
>
>>>>Before I knew what gay was (or that I was it) I knew that both Paul Lynde
>>>>and Jonathan Harris were queens.
>>...
>>>If you look at the internet movie database, you'll see that Jonathan
>>>Harris has been married for years.
>>
>>And from this, we are meant to conclude ... what?
>
>
> Excellent point gazelle, I have always believed the private lives of any
>celebrity should always remain a private matter.
>We should only judge their acting performance and not their personal preference
>to the company they keep.
Sarah, you are so wise for such a young child. Wisdom must hang in the ether.
Knockknee
Tony Ning Lew
Knockknee <knoc...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>In article <20001029135706...@ng-fa1.aol.com>, sara...@aol.com
>says...
>>
>>>From: gazelle
>>
>>>>>Before I knew what gay was (or that I was it) I knew that both Paul Lynde
>>>>>and Jonathan Harris were queens.
>>>...
>>>>If you look at the internet movie database, you'll see that Jonathan
>>>>Harris has been married for years.
>>>
>>>And from this, we are meant to conclude ... what?
>>
>>
>> Excellent point gazelle, I have always believed the private lives of any
>>celebrity should always remain a private matter.
>>We should only judge their acting performance and not their personal preference
>>to the company they keep.
>
>Sarah, you are so wise for such a young child.
Hold on a second! She's a 215 year old child!
She'd better be wise!
Ken
news:20001029152733...@ng-fa1.aol.com...
> >>Dr. Julia Hoffman was a dedicated woman of science! and in my
> >>opinion a very pretty one as well, and I liked her very much!
A pretty one....on what planet? (or in what PT)????
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The Ghost of Sarah Collins
>
And how many mirrors have you cracked
Kiddo!... merely jesting.
The Ghost of Sarah Collins (1784-1795)
Sister of Barnabas...@}{~~~~~~
Aunt of Morgan Prentice Collins
(the MIA)
The Ghost of Sarah Collins
>Sarah, you are so wise for such a young child. Wisdom must hang in the
>ether.
>
>Knockknee
Sssshhhh! Mrs. Knee... don't mention
the "H" word.. Miss Vicki may be lurking about! oh my.. thank you.
your friend... Sarah (1784-1795)
Sister of Barnabas...@}{~~~~~~
Aunt of Morgan Prentice Collins
ABarnabas
about her.
barnabas "if your shoes stink you sure can't blame it on your socks" collins
ABarnabas
barnabas "the site of a burning witch is sure pleasant... but i could do with
out the smell" collins
Jimmy
ABarnabas wrote in message <20001029232604...@ng-bj1.aol.com>...
>do little ghostlings have reflections?
Personally, I love her many reflections on the series......
Jimmy (brushing close to PUNZ territory)
Tim
Merely toying with us, huh?
Tim
~~~
"Everything that's happening must be leading to something."
-- Quentin, Parallel Time Art Critic
[remove werewolf-catching device and domain extension for Trask school to
email]
Ken
> And how many mirrors have you cracked
> Kiddo!... merely jesting.
Huh???????????????????
Florian de Beaucastel
Collins) wrote:
>>From: drjuliah:
>
>>>Dr. Julia Hoffman was a dedicated woman of science! and in my
>>>opinion a very pretty one as well, and I liked her very much!
>>
>>Oh, far more than pretty, my little ghostling... she has more lesbians
>>lusting
>>after her than any other female cast member... <smile>
>>
>>DrJuliaH
>
> As my brother said to Julia in HODS,
> "I had no idea"
>
>The Ghost of Sarah Collins (1784-1795)
>Sister of Barnabas...@}{~~~~~~
Yes, Sarah. I think Grayson Hall may have been associated with her
oscar-nominated role as Judith Fellowes, the gym teacher from a girl's
school who Richard Burton accuses as being a lesbian in "Night of the
Iguana." (in 1960's sexist terms, "lesbian" = any sexually unfulfilled
female). Dr. Julia Hoffmann was a strong, unconventional character
(she could cure vampirism, and more unbelievably, was a woman doctor
in the 1960's!). Her love for Barnabas, although a male, had to be
kept secret, and was "forbidden" or "tabu" (since he was a vampire),
and any homosexual, male or female can relate to these tensions. When
your spectral nephew returns from his dark journeys, maybe he can tell
you more about this.
By the way, I'm glad you're back. I missed you.
Florian dB
The Ghost of Sarah Collins
>do little ghostlings have reflections?
>
>
yes we do... but just little ones, and only when we find dresses we were
looking for.
The Ghost of Sarah Collins (1784-1795)
Sister of Barnabas...@}{~~~~~~
Bill
>
Actually, I thought she was kind of attractive during the earliest appearances.
I never cared much for the curly hairstyle that she later adopted. -Bill-
The Ghost of Sarah Collins
>your spectral nephew returns from his dark journeys, maybe he can tell
>you more about this.
>Florian dB
>
*** *** *** ***
I am sure my dear Florian there are a great many things of which my Nephew
Morgan could inform me of ... although I am positive I really don't want to
know...
Your friend
The Ghost of Sarah Collins(1784-1795)
Sister of Barnabas...@}{~~~~~~
Aunt to Morgan Prentice Collins
Ken
"Bill" <wh5...@cs.comnospam> wrote in message
news:20001030112226...@ng-cb1.news.cs.com...
> Actually, I thought she was kind of attractive during the earliest
appearances.
who needs new glassses.
> I never cared much for the curly hairstyle that she later adopted. -Bill->
>
Actually the short curly hair improved her appearance 1,000%.
Bill
>who needs new glassses.
>
Apparently Sam Hall saw something in her!
Tony Ning Lew
wh5...@cs.comnospam (Bill) wrote:
I've seen a picture of Sam Hall.
He was in no position to be choosy.
>
>
Racebc
Actually, she was rather striking, but neither DS nor That Darn Cat did
anything to help her appearance. The overload of make-up on her angular face
didn't help, either. But if you look back at photos of models in the fashions
and make-up of the 60's, she is not too unusual looking.
Karen
Lamia Nocturna
>>Psssssssst! Eric! Hey! Liberace was gay, too!
>Oh no! What about Siegfried and Roy? I've heard that one of them is
>gay.
>(Best response I've heard to this: "No, it's the other one.")
No! It can't be the other one! I thought it was that one!
~*~*~*~ Alexandra ~*~*~*~
People who offend easily should be offended more often.
[Mae West]
http://www.DarkerSanctuary.com
The Darker Sanctuary: Dark art, Photography, PsychoFiction,
Satiric writing, Poetry, Personal Pages, and more.
Lamia Nocturna
>LOL! Alexandra, if Paul Lynde could actually come back and respond to your
>post, I think it would go something like this...."OH, MY GOODNESS!"
Bwahahahaha! Now, that would be a lot of fun!
>-Bill-
Lamia Nocturna
>Personally, I love her many reflections on the series......
>Jimmy (brushing close to PUNZ territory)
I've been combing through these threads lately and barely
finding any PUNZ!
Knockknee
wh5...@cs.comnospam says...
>
>>You show me someone who thought she was attractive and I'll show you someone
>>who needs new glassses.
Um..me. Julia was chic. That's better than common prettiness any day, and it
lasts longer.
Knockknee
Ken
news:20001031054609...@ng-fd1.aol.com...
> Actually, she was rather striking, but neither DS nor That Darn Cat did
> anything to help her appearance.
Yeah she was striking....the camera people probably talked about going on
strike if they had to photograph her any more.
Bill
>>
>>>You show me someone who thought she was attractive and I'll show you
>someone
>>>who needs new glassses.
>
>Um..me. Julia was chic. That's better than common prettiness any day, and
>it
>lasts longer.
>
>Knockknee
Knocknee, I hope you realize that I'm not the one who made the "glasses"
comment. I was responding to it. -Bill-
baldwidow
Happy Halloween
>Jimmy wrote:
>
>>Personally, I love her many reflections on the series......
>
>>Jimmy (brushing close to PUNZ territory)
>
>I've been combing through these threads lately and barely
>finding any PUNZ!
I'm a-braid this might become a huge bun thread.
Tim
>
>
>~*~*~*~ Alexandra ~*~*~*~
>People who offend easily should be offended more often.
>[Mae West]
>
>http://www.DarkerSanctuary.com
>The Darker Sanctuary: Dark art, Photography, PsychoFiction,
>Satiric writing, Poetry, Personal Pages, and more.
~~~
Happy Halloween
>Was that what was on this morning?
Night of the Living Dead.
"They're coming to get you, Barbara."
Classic!
Tim
chin...@my-deja.com
she bit the bullet...(and was a bit shocked, might add). i did win my
dinner and i should be enjoying it this weekend!
In article <8t7hgh$dk$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>,
chin...@my-deja.com wrote:
> Hi! I am new to this board. I watched Dark Shadows many (full) moons
> ago and always wondered this....which actors were gay and which were
> straight? It was my favorite show....so many good looking actors (and
> actresses) on board...never mind flubbed lines...it was very aesthetic
> to watch.
>
> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> Before you buy.
>
Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Before you buy.
The Ghost of Sarah Collins
>>who needs new glassses.
>>
I suppose one could say only those special people with extra sensory vision
have the pleasure of seeing in the world and all that is beautiful in
everything and everyone,...
making it clear to see you have no such vision.
Deborah Buckner
Happy Halloween wrote in message
<20001031152340...@ng-cq1.news.cs.com>...
>Lamia Nocturna darke...@sprintmail.com wrote:
>
>>Jimmy wrote:
>>
>>>Personally, I love her many reflections on the series......
>>
>>>Jimmy (brushing close to PUNZ territory)
>>
>>I've been combing through these threads lately and barely
>>finding any PUNZ!
>
>I'm a-braid this might become a huge bun thread.
>
>Tim
They just keep rolling along.
Deb
Florian de Beaucastel
Yes, I thought she was very striking too, especially in the earlier
DS episodes before she got her hair cut so short.
Florian dB
Knockknee
dingba...@cs.com.edu.net says...
>
>"baldwidow" bald...@hotmail.com asked:
>
>>Was that what was on this morning?
>
>Night of the Living Dead.
>
>"They're coming to get you, Barbara."
>
>Classic!
>
>
Knockknee
Knockknee
wh5...@cs.comnospam says...
Ackcherly, yes, I did. Just wanted to get me 0.02 in.
Me, if I could wear a suit like Julia did, I'd be happy. But I'm cursed with a
lumpy Standard American body.
Knockknee
>
>
Knockknee
dingba...@cs.com.edu.net says...
>
>Lamia Nocturna darke...@sprintmail.com wrote:
>
>>Jimmy wrote:
>>
>>>Personally, I love her many reflections on the series......
>>
>>>Jimmy (brushing close to PUNZ territory)
>>
>>I've been combing through these threads lately and barely
>>finding any PUNZ!
>
>I'm a-braid this might become a huge bun thread.
>
Knockknee
The Ghost of Sarah Collins
>
>Tim
If you ask me Tim, you always have a pun in the oven!
Sarah(1784-1795)
Sister of Barnabas...@}{~~~~~~
Aunt of Morgan Prentice Collins
Trick or Treat!
/\ /\
<@> <@>
**
~~~
Jimmy
Knockknee wrote in message <8tnfa...@drn.newsguy.com>...
Oh, Gosh, what have I started????
Jimmy (apologizing profusely)
John
that I was sure might have had a few of that persuasion. The lines
seemed all too close to Barnabas being "ashamed" of his sinful "urges to
cruise," so to speak. Not to mention the Barnabus and Willie
relationship. And throw in a tough female "friend" and you have a party.
John
Ren...@webtv.net
the "H" word.. Miss Vicki may be lurking about! oh my>
What word would that be HANGING perhaps,she probably lurking around ere
somewhere
Ren...@webtv.net
Kiddo!... merely jesting.>
your a fine one to talk,at least they can see there reflection in the
mirror LOL
Tim
>>I'm a-braid this might become a huge bun thread.
>>
>>Tim
>
> If you ask me Tim, you always have a pun in the oven!
>Sarah(1784-1795)
>Sister of Barnabas...@}{~~~~~~
>Aunt of Morgan Prentice Collins
>
> Trick or Treat!
> /\ /\
> <@> <@>
> **
> ~~~
Watch out, Sarah. You're "ASCIIng" for it [giggle]
Tim
>
>"That evil is wicked is well understood.
>the wicked are punished so you must be good."
>(Sarah to Barnabas.)
~~~
Lamia Nocturna
>Quick, somebody! Switch topics!
No way! I'm not going to Fall so easily for this!
>Knockknee
Lamia Nocturna
>>>Personally, I love her many reflections on the series......
>>>Jimmy (brushing close to PUNZ territory)
>>I've been combing through these threads lately and barely
>>finding any PUNZ!
>I'm a-braid this might become a huge bun thread.
Ah... nothing like (French) twisting the meaning of
words around to make me happy!
>Tim
Knockknee
>
>Knockknee wrote:
>>In article <20001031152340...@ng-cq1.news.cs.com>,
>>dingba...@cs.com.edu.net says...
>>>Lamia Nocturna darke...@sprintmail.com wrote:
>>>>Jimmy wrote:
>
>>>>>Personally, I love her many reflections on the series......
>
>>>>>Jimmy (brushing close to PUNZ territory)
>
>>>>I've been combing through these threads lately and barely
>>>>finding any PUNZ!
>
>>>I'm a-braid this might become a huge bun thread.
>
>>Quick, somebody! Switch topics!
>
>No way! I'm not going to Fall so easily for this!
>
Knockknee
abar...@my-deja.com
Her love for Barnabas, although a male, had to be
> kept secret, and was "forbidden" or "tabu" (since he was a vampire),
> and any homosexual, male or female can relate to these tensions. When
> your spectral nephew returns from his dark journeys, maybe he can tell
> you more about this.
>
> By the way, I'm glad you're back. I missed you.
>
> Florian dB
>
its so hard to be a homosexual vampire these days....
barnabas
Tim
>Happy Halloween wrote:
>>Lamia Nocturna darke...@sprintmail.com wrote:
>>>Jimmy wrote:
>
>>>>Personally, I love her many reflections on the series......
>
>>>>Jimmy (brushing close to PUNZ territory)
>
>>>I've been combing through these threads lately and barely
>>>finding any PUNZ!
>
>>I'm a-braid this might become a huge bun thread.
>
>Ah... nothing like (French) twisting the meaning of
>words around to make me happy!
You're just telling one of your tall (pony) tales again.
Tim
Lamia Nocturna
>In article <3A011924...@sprintmail.com>, Lamia says...
>>>Quick, somebody! Switch topics!
>>No way! I'm not going to Fall so easily for this!
>Dear, dear, this is coiling tighter and tighter. What crop shall we reap?
Maybe we can trim this thread a little bit.
Lamia Nocturna
>Lamia Nocturna darke...@sprintmail.com wrote:
>>Ah... nothing like (French) twisting the meaning of
>>words around to make me happy!
>You're just telling one of your tall (pony) tales again.
They don't call me the lunatic fringe for nothing!