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Quotes & Quips
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Compiled By Jack Nichols Andrew Sullivan
![]() Michelangelo Signorile—“Follies on the Gay Right”—Gay.com May 3 A Narcissist's Pick Up Line Being with you is just like being by myself. Only better. Ruth Reichl—telling about her love affair with a narcissist in her new book, Comfort Me with Apples, Random House Jerry & George: Pray Together, Stay Together
![]() Rev. Jerry Falwell-- “Falwell Confidential”—May 4 Further Tales of the City As usual, it's all heavily laced with sex of the three major persuasions -- male-female, male-male and female-female -- and with happy chemical highs… As for the gay sex, you could say that Showtime keeps inching forward. We seem only one miniseries away from outright encyclopedic. John Carman—“Showtime plays up the sex in 'The City'”—San Francisco Chronicle May 4 Lesbian Basketball Fans are Welcome
Earl Gustkey—“ Sparks Are Altering Marketing Strategy”—Los Angeles Times, May 4 Burning Bras is Passe The Museum of Fashion and Textiles in Santiago, Chile, paid $21,150 for a racy Jean-Paul Gaultier bra that Madonna wore during her Blonde Ambition Tour. Rex Wockner—“The Wockner Wire”-- www.planetout.com/wocknerwire/ ![]() Sometimes you are the only person who can do something at a certain time. Its the old question, 'If not I, who?'
Lilli Vincenz—“For early gay-rights activists, a chance to recall hard work”
quoted by Eils Lotozo discussing America's first lesbian and gay public demonstrations—
Philadelphia Inquirer, May 2
Subtlety As always you cease to amaze me. Sister Taffy—www.sistertaffy.com Tom Cruise's Lover I'm Not
![]() Kyle Bradford-- www.kylebradford.com U.S. Media and the Unexamined Presidency What is missing in the picture are answers to the deeper questions most citizens—except perhaps news junkies—are concerned with: What change will the election and the crisis over voting bring? What are the implications of a president who lost the popular vote attempting to govern as if he had won it by a wide margin? How is it that Mr. Bush, a man depicted during the campaign as an affable deal maker not too concerned with policy, has emerged in the coverage as a sincere conservative willing to stake out a controversial agenda because he is so committed ideologically? Bill Kovach and Tom Rosenstiel—“The Unexamined Presidency”—New York Times, May 1 |