While doing some Internet research on one my favourite television programmes, Boston Legal, found this:
I Love It!
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Thanks Laundress,
I've loved this guy since I saw him do a guest spot on "Dharma and Greg" as Kenny, Alice Ghostley's nebbish son who lived out back in an airstream. Character actors rule!
My favorite running gag on "Will & Grace" was always the lead-in for a Beverly Leslie appearance.
I've loved this guy since I saw him do a guest spot on "Dharma and Greg" as Kenny, Alice Ghostley's nebbish son who lived out back in an airstream. Character actors rule!
My favorite running gag on "Will & Grace" was always the lead-in for a Beverly Leslie appearance.
Good Taste Laundress!
Two thumbs up for Leslie Jordan here! Not only "Boston Legal" and "Will & Grace," but I highly recommend checking out "Sordid Lives: The Series" on Logo. His acting skills shine as Brother Boy. (I don't know if Logo has renewed SL for a second season, but I'm sure there will be a DVD box set.)
Two thumbs up for Leslie Jordan here! Not only "Boston Legal" and "Will & Grace," but I highly recommend checking out "Sordid Lives: The Series" on Logo. His acting skills shine as Brother Boy. (I don't know if Logo has renewed SL for a second season, but I'm sure there will be a DVD box set.)
Have always wondered what the male counterpart was for "Sister Woman".
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I would wager
"macho matey"
"macho matey"
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I love Sordid Lives, and Brother Boy is my favorite character on the show. My friends tease me that they can picture me in a nut house thinking I'm Patsy Cline. I haven't seen much of the series, we don't get Logo anymore since we switched to cable from satellite.
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JKim,
What's wrong with wandering around pretending to be someone while in the nut bin, funny farm looney bin or whatever you want to call it. I always found insane asylums interesting and like having to go to the one we have at work(always remove my lab coat before entering because I have a few pens and the lapels are adorned with several pins which in that environment can be dangerous)and who better to pretend to be than Patsy Cline, the greatest female singer of all time.
Sam
What's wrong with wandering around pretending to be someone while in the nut bin, funny farm looney bin or whatever you want to call it. I always found insane asylums interesting and like having to go to the one we have at work(always remove my lab coat before entering because I have a few pens and the lapels are adorned with several pins which in that environment can be dangerous)and who better to pretend to be than Patsy Cline, the greatest female singer of all time.
Sam
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Absolutely Nothing.
My closest friends like to tease me about my obsession with Patsy. It's all in fun, the only time I get really upset is with certain Patsy jokes that I think are very distasteful, and won't repeat.
I can picture it, me dressed in a red and white fringed cowgirl outfit with white cowgirl boots and white cowgirl hat doing shows with Brother Boy.
When I performed as a cast member at one of our local clubs I did the illusion of Patsy and Wynonna. I was invited once to audition for a show in Vegas doing Patsy and Wynonna, but I was too chicken to do it.
My closest friends like to tease me about my obsession with Patsy. It's all in fun, the only time I get really upset is with certain Patsy jokes that I think are very distasteful, and won't repeat.
I can picture it, me dressed in a red and white fringed cowgirl outfit with white cowgirl boots and white cowgirl hat doing shows with Brother Boy.
When I performed as a cast member at one of our local clubs I did the illusion of Patsy and Wynonna. I was invited once to audition for a show in Vegas doing Patsy and Wynonna, but I was too chicken to do it.
