I might have about 576 TV channels, but - by gum - don't we all have those moments when there's simply NOTHING ON the telly?
Now you need no longer slake your thirst for passive gratification by catching the ten-minute freeview on the adult channels in the blind hope that they might show a bit of thigh - not with Sticky Lesbian TV Holograms!
They're a bit like the 'holograms' you get in cereal packets, where repeated twisting causes the image to move. Except they're 12 inches square and stick to your TV screen.
Now you can liven up those historical documentaries, local news bulletins and episodes of the X-Files by sticking a large semi-dynamic picture of two middle-aged women right in the middle of the screen and stare at it while oscillating your head to achieve the 'movement' effect.
It's the way forward.-- kpx, Sep 04 2001 Television Themes http://www.halfbake...Television_20ThemesLesbians (sticky or otherwise) on *every* channel. Holograms (sticky or otherwise) not included. [phoenix, Sep 04 2001, last modified Oct 04 2004] Gay-o-meter http://www.channel4.com/life/Some interesting stuff about sexuality. [DrBob, May 01 2002, last modified Oct 04 2004] [UnaBubba]: Welcome to the cellar. Swap you a rat on a stick for one of your bottles of water.-- st3f, Sep 04 2001 [UB]: Toasted? It's flame-grilled!-- st3f, Sep 04 2001 [UB]: you accent's slipping. First yorkshire then Dick Van Dyke/Dickensian street urchin sliding into a one line only Shakesearian tone: Is this a hot dagwood rat I see before me, the handle toward my hand. Come let me clutch thee. I have thee not and yet I see thee still. Art thou real, or art thou but a dagwood rat of the mind <or something like that/>-- st3f, Sep 04 2001 nah, the furz stiyl ohn mait? Ya want sum ved-gee-might with that? (and so the marmite/vegemite wars are rekindled)
<aside>What's the point of a flame proof bunker if you bring a flame-thrower with you.</aside>
(lights cigarette with pilot light of flame-thower and gets on with serious business of toasting rats. Coughs violently remembering that he doesn't smoke. Drops rat. Recovers rat and drops flame-thower. Sets fire to shoe. Recovers flame-thrower and offers rat to nearest half-baker with wide grin. Puts out fire on shoe.)-- st3f, Sep 05 2001 Have 3D lesbian hologram spectacles or contact lenses instead - take them everywhere you go, oscillate your head and see lesbians as you shop, as you put petrol in your car, etc.-- Jim, Sep 05 2001, last modified Sep 06 2001 Ya know, I suspect that the oh-so-feminine, heavily coifed and made-up people seen in woman-on-woman pornography *aren't really lesbians!* I know this would come as a terrible shock to teenaged boys everywhere. While there are lesbians I quite like there's really no question of *fancying* them, eh? And vice versa.
[Mephista--you posted while I was writing--aren't the Mylar pyjamas and bomb shelter references to a likely flamefest breaking out over this obviously inflammatory post?]-- Dog Ed, Sep 06 2001 I have fond memories of growing up in the woods as a young cub, eating rats and dodging hags. Must say, I much prefer the taste of chicken.
//male equivalent of lesbianism// - an interestingly ambiguous phrase, Mephista. Men who want to have sex with men, men who want to have sex with women, or men who want to have sex with lesbians? Or is there some of that weird, girly *love* stuff involved?
BTW, do hetero women have the same *thang* about gay men as hetero men have about lesbians? If so, why, fer Pete's sake?-- Guy Fox, Sep 06 2001 Mephisto's right, Lesbians and gay men are quite different, especially from an emotional perspective.
But back to the question: the "male equivalent of lesbianism" can be the found between fraternity brothers. 'Course there isn't much sex (unless they're really drunk), but the emotional dimension - "I'd take a bullet for you" comraderie - is similar, IMHO. :0-- danrue, Sep 06 2001 Am I the only person who knows that mylar isn't fireproof?
SaintThreef, everybody knows that ketchup goes with rats, not vegemite.-- StarChaser, Sep 08 2001 What's the melting point of electricity?-- bristolz, May 01 2002 What's the melting point of collective imagination?-- bristolz, May 01 2002 Same as ice cream.-- st3f, May 01 2002 Could one say that electricity 'melts' at the temperature at which the electromagnetic force unifies with the weak force?-- Dog Ed, May 01 2002 Apparently one could, though with what degree of justification remains open.-- angel, May 01 2002 Channel 4 (UK TV station) have been running some interesting programmes over the last few weeks, one of which backs up Mephista's bit about why women are attracted to gay men. I've added a link. The gay-o-meter is entertaining but a bit silly. Apparently I'm 'way too straight for the modern world'. Oh why am I so repressed! If only I was a bit more gay, I'd be fighting the women off in droves.-- DrBob, May 01 2002 random, halfbakery