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John Byrne

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Posted: 14 September 2007 at 1:58pm | IP Logged | 1  

Seems to me everyone knew about Liberace, but it was a "Don't ask, don't tell" era.

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Not how I remember it. My parents and most others we knew basically assumed it was all an act, part of his on stage persona, and he was "normal" at home.

It wasn't a surprise by the time he was outed, but earlier, for most people, it would have been.

Raymond Burr was a real surprise, tho.

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Vinny Valenti
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I'll say - I never knew Burr was Gay until you just mentioned it.
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Donald Miller
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Posted: 14 September 2007 at 2:43pm | IP Logged | 3  

I was surprised by Aaron Burr...

Oh I am soo sorry for that.

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Fred J Chamberlain
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>I was surprised by Aaron Burr...

>Oh I am soo sorry for that.

 

Why are you sorry Donald? It was good enough for Burr.

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Eric Kleefeld
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Posted: 14 September 2007 at 4:09pm | IP Logged | 5  

Wasn't Rogue "adopted" and raised by Mystique and Destiny?  Meeting a gay person would hardly be shocking to her.

Or was that part not yet shoehorned into continuity?
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Brian Miller
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No, that was after that, Eric. Was it ever established that Mystique and Destiny were lovers, tho? I remember thinking as a kid of Destiny being more of a mother-figure to Mystique. She always looked like an old woman to me. Of course, now I can see where someone would make that connection.
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Aaron Smith
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I always thought the same thing. Destiny was a mother/mentor figure. Of course, I think Mystique was eventually revealed to be much older than we were originally led to believe. 
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John Byrne

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Wasn't Rogue "adopted" and raised by Mystique and
Destiny?

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Oh, was that instead of Mystique being
Nightcrawler's father?
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John Byrne

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I remember thinking as a kid of Destiny being more
of a mother-figure to Mystique. She always looked
like an old woman to me.

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Stιphane Garrelie
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Destiny/Mystique lovers: The begining of X-treme X-Men by Claremont & Larocca makes it clear.
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Brian Miller
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Well, I meant her face, but I get your point, JB.
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Craig Rogers
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Posted: 14 September 2007 at 6:00pm | IP Logged | 12  

An old woman with a hot body is all.  The powder blue color and the bee-hive "hairdo" definately have an "old woman" feel to them. 

 

 

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