george michael hogs stephens time on the chat show, he comes over as a right idiot, gay or straight it's his attitude that gets him the bad reputation. he says me, my, i, what an idiot. parky and stephen fry are clearly pissed off
I have no problem with homosexuality but I did get annoyed when this was meant to be an interview with Steven Fry and Yet George Michael some how made it all about him for about 3 minutes. Steven i thes kinda guy everybody can respect not like George Michael who likes to shout his sexuality from the rooftops and always makes a big issue of it. Ok you like to fuck guys, who gives a shit!
@smithytri89 I think that's more the nature of the programme. I don't remember ever watching an episode of Parkinson and it ever only being about one celebrity at one time.
@smithytri89 I agree. As a homosexual myself I fucking hate how George Michael announces himself as a role model then acts like an egocentric, insecure prick. Stephen is the exact opposite. He can express and laugh about his gayness without making it big deal.
@sksnkton Really now? Gay people are attracted to what they have and what they know. Straight people want something they don't have and have no experience with. Straight people are the sexually confused ones. Last time I checked, gay people don't bash straight people then go to a motel and fuck someone of the opposite sex. But straight people will bash gays and fucking someone of the same sex in a motel.
@sksnkton that's funny because you see there's this science you've never heard of called "biology", which has documented numerous cases of homosexual behaviour in animals, including primates.
Also, for the record, not being an intolerant idiot doesn't mean I'm gay. This is the sort of conclusions intolerant idiots come to.
Anyway, I'm not really interested in having an argument with someone like you, I just wanted to make fun of you, because I think that's how to deal with bigotry.
@seban678 I don't show animosity towards gays, so it's not intolerance, just have an opinion, just doesn't sit well with me if i'm being totally honest.
@sksnkton I admire your honesty (and restraint). But not showing that you can't tolerate the existence of something doesn't mean you're not being intolerant. And saying that homosexuality is some kind of mental disorder is pretty offensive.
If you absolutely have to spread your (in most people's view wrong) opinion, don't pass it off as science, because it isn't.
Actually cultural influence only really has anything to do with personal acceptance and openness about homosexuality. Sexuality is much more complex than either / ors. It's not just straight / bi / gay, it's more of a spectrum with emphasis on preference. We're not locked into being attracted to strictly one sex alone. Lots of (for the most part) straight men, can find highly effeminate males sexually attractive. It can be only a very subtle desire, but subtle desire are ...
...often repressed, particularly in western culture. A very significant reason (and perhaps not the only one) for it is to do with the condemnation of homosexuality in catholicism. Homophobia is deeply routed in our history, and history resonates well into the present. The result, in the present post-enlightenment (or current), is a society which hasn't quite entirely recovered from the morality of an ancient text that doesn't stand up today in all of it's teachings. (cont)
Though we're more advanced morally than what we were 2000 years ago, and I defy anyone to try and prove, through a logical process the immorality of homosexuality, without also condemning all sexuality with it. I'll give a stab at actually giving you a few reasons why heterosexuality and procreation is more immoral than homosexual sex if you want, but that backlash would be a me just being a tad puerile. The fact is the act itself is in no way malicious. (cont)
It harms no-one (depending on what crazy filth you're into, you know knives, tasers or whatever). And don't give me the HIV argument because that's utter nonsense in the argument in it's immorality. STDs affect heterosexuals too and that is irrelevant to the innocent intent behind love making. Also, don't give me the "it's unnatural" crap either because what dildos and cockrings and fake tits and hell even condoms aren't natural but we still indulge in all said things. (cont)
Humans are a product of nature, so logically anything we do is, in a way inherently natural. Besides homosexuality has been observed amongst other animal species. I went off on a bit of a torrent there, but to return to what you said about "rampant homosexuality". There's a certain air about that makes it sound as though it's, somehow catching, and dangerous which to me betrays a certain bigotry. To sum up briefly. You're wrong. And I find your view shallow and detestable.
the problem george michael had was not homophobia, it was twatophobia. people react badly to twats and twattishness.i have twatophobia, and am unashamed to confess it. it causes a physical reaction in me: i, for instance, bring myself out in a rash. maybe GM suffers from it, too... that'd explain the hectic colouring of his skin...
hate it when anyone won't shut hell up and allow stephen fry to finish. hate it.
George Michael was right about the language in the legal world; I don't know about other countries but in English law homosexual sex is described in such nasty and condemnatory terms (e.g. vile and unnatural acts), IN the letter of the law. They don't describe what pedophiles do anywhere near as badly as they do what two consenting male adults might get up to.
dangeloso: Stephen says: "30 all" at 5:01. He's comparing the conversation between Parkinson and George to a tennis match, and himself to a spectator turning his head from side to side to watch.
Why should the fact that someone is gay change your opinion of them? They are either good at what they do or not, and you either like them or not. ...Good upload though
way to pander to the crowd. lets talk about how everyone shud be treated equal should we? o other completely obvious things. the guy was just being honest.
lol, never knew stephen was gay. I guess I should have noticed this from the kind of comedy he does. Doesn't change my opinion on him though: He is a god.
@Tronite his homosexual nature makes him more god than he already was in your previous opinion of him. you should see his interview about how he reacts on female actions which other would find arousing, it's mysteriously brilliant
Then why are you here watching Fry-related videos you fool? Go and attack someone who deserves it and leave Stephen alone. (Yes now you might refer to me as a posh cunt because I love Stephen but I'm damn proud of it).
1 I admire Stephen Fry because of all the wonderful things that he is--I do not give a damn that many others think otherwise, or how many share my view.
2 Loving someone because everybody else says they do evokes images of The Emperor's New Clothes.
Its opposite--
> "I take the position opposite everyone's else's,
> because I define myself by my uniqueness."
evokes images of teens being rude, dressing in black, poking and sticking metal through holes all over their bodies, and seeking to look as ugly as they can--simply because it sets them apart from everyone else ... looking just like everyone else seeking to be rude, etc.
Does anyone else think Hugh Laurie and Stephen would make a great couple? I can imagine them snuggled up in the evening, Stephen reading and Hugh asleep, curled up next to him. X3
George moans too much - Stephen is right to say that George's life is a picnic compared with many people's lives. I think that was the most polite way of telling someone to 'stop bloody complaining you spoiled little arse' that I've ever heard !
Very well phrased. Nods at every word of yours. There are to many famous people that are so up themselves. Fortunately, there is also people like Stephen Fry, who's grounded, wise and thoughtful.
1 If Fry had been interviewed first, with Michael next, and Fry sitting with them interjected, would you then be as vehement in protesting, "Stephen needs to shut up! It is George's turn!"?
2 There are countless programmes where the format is that guests come out one at a time, the preceding one leaving before the next one comes in. Has it ever occured to you that there is a reason for that?
Likewise, has it ever occured to you that Parkinson and O'Grady are aware of their format and meant it to be so--even choosing which guests to put together, avoiding pairings where guest(s) would sit quiet and bored while the one sitting closest to Parkinson's chair or O'Grady's table spoke?
3 That applies as much to faceless people who are so up themselves that they say, "Oh, shut up Mr A while Mr B sitting with you is talking--I want to listen only to him!".
I think stephen is a great man. Hes someone that you would want to be your friend, hes funny, charming, witty and incredibly inelligent. Its so sad that someone like him and hugh laurie who make us laugh so much suffer from the awful thing depression. I know that he once tryed to kill himself but then had second thoughts before doing it. I for one am glad that he changed his mind and continues to charm and make us all laugh.
He is the kind of Guy who you will remain absolutely silent while he speaks. And you could enjoy it so much that the time would fly waaay too quickly, and you would very much want him to say more.
Yeah, George spoke too much. I think we might have learned/beein inspired by something from what Stephen Fry had to say instead of George Michael's "Me, me, me" rant. But never mind.... bring back 'A bit of Fry and Laurie' :P
Heat argument between Parkinson and Michael and I couldn't help wanting to do something drastic to make him shut his mouth. He took some of the time which could be spent on listening to interesting and witty talk by Stephen. Instead we were forced to listen to his rumblings of discontent of the problems he sees with his homosexuality. I don't it matters for the the press if he's gay, I think it's because he's sleeping with someone right in front of the camera. Usually, that's brought up in media
George's problems with homophobia seem to stem from his somewhat immature atittude to his sexuality. As edwclayton123 stated, he seems to be living in the past. Public toilets were indeed the only place for a gay man to go, when homosexuality had the stigma that it did in those times. However now, there is simply no need for it! Parky is absolutely right, Michael is bringing these problems upon himself.
30 all is a reference to tennis. Stephen makes this comment implying that Parky and George Michael are in a tennis match; batting comments back and forth between them trying to win the argument.
george michael hogs stephens time on the chat show, he comes over as a right idiot, gay or straight it's his attitude that gets him the bad reputation. he says me, my, i, what an idiot. parky and stephen fry are clearly pissed off
elizebethjames 1 month ago
That was such sexy flirting from Fry! ^-^
Horribly sad his incredible genes won't be pass on...
coffeenciggy 5 months ago
I have no problem with homosexuality but I did get annoyed when this was meant to be an interview with Steven Fry and Yet George Michael some how made it all about him for about 3 minutes. Steven i thes kinda guy everybody can respect not like George Michael who likes to shout his sexuality from the rooftops and always makes a big issue of it. Ok you like to fuck guys, who gives a shit!
smithytri89 9 months ago
@smithytri89 I think that's more the nature of the programme. I don't remember ever watching an episode of Parkinson and it ever only being about one celebrity at one time.
Gibdo88 7 months ago
@smithytri89 I agree. As a homosexual myself I fucking hate how George Michael announces himself as a role model then acts like an egocentric, insecure prick. Stephen is the exact opposite. He can express and laugh about his gayness without making it big deal.
MrHeslopian 4 months ago
gay people are sexually confused, yep there I said it pretty bold statement for someone not cleaver as fry! love him all the same though.
sksnkton 11 months ago
@sksnkton Really now? Gay people are attracted to what they have and what they know. Straight people want something they don't have and have no experience with. Straight people are the sexually confused ones. Last time I checked, gay people don't bash straight people then go to a motel and fuck someone of the opposite sex. But straight people will bash gays and fucking someone of the same sex in a motel.
You Heteros are the confused ones.
SeanTheOriginal 10 months ago
@SeanTheOriginal Biology..
sksnkton 10 months ago
@sksnkton
People who think homosexuality is unnatural are mentally challenged.
There, see? I can make bold statements too! This one, however, is probably true.
seban678 10 months ago
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sksnkton 10 months ago
@sksnkton that's funny because you see there's this science you've never heard of called "biology", which has documented numerous cases of homosexual behaviour in animals, including primates.
Also, for the record, not being an intolerant idiot doesn't mean I'm gay. This is the sort of conclusions intolerant idiots come to.
Anyway, I'm not really interested in having an argument with someone like you, I just wanted to make fun of you, because I think that's how to deal with bigotry.
seban678 10 months ago 2
@seban678 I don't show animosity towards gays, so it's not intolerance, just have an opinion, just doesn't sit well with me if i'm being totally honest.
sksnkton 10 months ago
@sksnkton I admire your honesty (and restraint). But not showing that you can't tolerate the existence of something doesn't mean you're not being intolerant. And saying that homosexuality is some kind of mental disorder is pretty offensive.
If you absolutely have to spread your (in most people's view wrong) opinion, don't pass it off as science, because it isn't.
seban678 10 months ago
@seban678 Overly patriarchal society + liberalism = rampant homosexuality! :P
sksnkton 10 months ago
@sksnkton No genetics does all the work or God if you belive in he/she/it
mitziebitzie 9 months ago
@sksnkton
Part 1
Actually cultural influence only really has anything to do with personal acceptance and openness about homosexuality. Sexuality is much more complex than either / ors. It's not just straight / bi / gay, it's more of a spectrum with emphasis on preference. We're not locked into being attracted to strictly one sex alone. Lots of (for the most part) straight men, can find highly effeminate males sexually attractive. It can be only a very subtle desire, but subtle desire are ...
PugzM 6 months ago
@sksnkton
Part 2
...often repressed, particularly in western culture. A very significant reason (and perhaps not the only one) for it is to do with the condemnation of homosexuality in catholicism. Homophobia is deeply routed in our history, and history resonates well into the present. The result, in the present post-enlightenment (or current), is a society which hasn't quite entirely recovered from the morality of an ancient text that doesn't stand up today in all of it's teachings. (cont)
PugzM 6 months ago
@sksnkton
Part 3
Though we're more advanced morally than what we were 2000 years ago, and I defy anyone to try and prove, through a logical process the immorality of homosexuality, without also condemning all sexuality with it. I'll give a stab at actually giving you a few reasons why heterosexuality and procreation is more immoral than homosexual sex if you want, but that backlash would be a me just being a tad puerile. The fact is the act itself is in no way malicious. (cont)
PugzM 6 months ago
@sksnkton
Part 4
It harms no-one (depending on what crazy filth you're into, you know knives, tasers or whatever). And don't give me the HIV argument because that's utter nonsense in the argument in it's immorality. STDs affect heterosexuals too and that is irrelevant to the innocent intent behind love making. Also, don't give me the "it's unnatural" crap either because what dildos and cockrings and fake tits and hell even condoms aren't natural but we still indulge in all said things. (cont)
PugzM 6 months ago
@sksnkton
Part 5
Humans are a product of nature, so logically anything we do is, in a way inherently natural. Besides homosexuality has been observed amongst other animal species. I went off on a bit of a torrent there, but to return to what you said about "rampant homosexuality". There's a certain air about that makes it sound as though it's, somehow catching, and dangerous which to me betrays a certain bigotry. To sum up briefly. You're wrong. And I find your view shallow and detestable.
PugzM 6 months ago
@PugzM Well I have a better understanding now thank you
sksnkton 6 months ago
@SeanTheOriginal
Fighting intolerance with more intolerance! What a brilliant idea!
You're a great spokesperson for homosexuals
seban678 10 months ago
George Michael is a grade A bell end.
mcgarlia 11 months ago
George Michael is not a bad man, it seems, but compared to Stephen Fry here everything he says comes across as pretty inane.
1989blewis 1 year ago
Stephens Picnic-reference is just AMAZING!
OxygenChrist 1 year ago
Lord Fry. I like the sound of that :D
OxygenChrist 1 year ago
thank you so much for this video. Stephen Fry is an amazing person.
bujar3183 1 year ago
So when will Fry get his knighthood?
JolandaCeplak 1 year ago
@JolandaCeplak Think he's turned the offer down a couple of times.
MrJkhg 11 months ago
George Michael is annoying. I'd almost turn gay for Stephen Fry if he asked me to though. Almost.
kmanfitz 1 year ago
Lord Stephen fry :')
PocketRocketPRP 1 year ago
Brilliantly articulate man-he should be gilded.
thehellhecould 1 year ago
george michael is very rude to stephen fry in this
JamesGrady2 1 year ago
what does Lord Fry say at 5:00
veegta83 1 year ago
@veegta83 he says '30 all' He is keeping the scores of the discussion between parkinson and george michael, using tennis scoring (:
JazzTrumpetNL 1 year ago
Stephen Fry Legend
Goldenboy459 1 year ago 3
Don't see controversy on parky much!
latindancer4ever 1 year ago
the problem george michael had was not homophobia, it was twatophobia. people react badly to twats and twattishness.i have twatophobia, and am unashamed to confess it. it causes a physical reaction in me: i, for instance, bring myself out in a rash. maybe GM suffers from it, too... that'd explain the hectic colouring of his skin...
hate it when anyone won't shut hell up and allow stephen fry to finish. hate it.
MrTonyInchpractice 1 year ago
"June 2008 I have a day off, so I'm very excited"
Ahhahaa. I love this man.
Duoed 1 year ago
George Michael was right about the language in the legal world; I don't know about other countries but in English law homosexual sex is described in such nasty and condemnatory terms (e.g. vile and unnatural acts), IN the letter of the law. They don't describe what pedophiles do anywhere near as badly as they do what two consenting male adults might get up to.
queenastilon 2 years ago 4
George I love you all the same!
TheNetely 2 years ago
Who's the third guy (non parkinson, not fry)?
johntkucz 2 years ago
@johntkucz The third guy is George Michael
slotype1954 2 years ago 5
George Michael!!!
foxyryan 2 years ago
what is it that darling stephen says at about 05:01? i cant seem to hear it properly :(
dangeloso 2 years ago
dangeloso: Stephen says: "30 all" at 5:01. He's comparing the conversation between Parkinson and George to a tennis match, and himself to a spectator turning his head from side to side to watch.
warmgulfwind 2 years ago 5
thanks for that, i thought he said dirty doll x)
dangeloso 2 years ago
dangeloso: I thought your line was funnier! dirty doll= hilarious.
warmgulfwind 2 years ago
aww :) cheers :D
dangeloso 2 years ago
Parkinson loves himself...cannot stand him
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michael is just me me me
mdm15 2 years ago
im sure he calls him john at .20..........
stitcha123 2 years ago 7
haha yeah he did, which through me and then i couldnt remember george michaels name for the next minute and a half!
jabbott376 2 years ago
George Michael isn't dull, he's shy and careful
k6l11h58 2 years ago 9
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parkinson is a dull dinosaur
bobbylockes 2 years ago
yup
stitcha123 2 years ago
Why should the fact that someone is gay change your opinion of them? They are either good at what they do or not, and you either like them or not. ...Good upload though
Paul02111960 2 years ago 8
way to pander to the crowd. lets talk about how everyone shud be treated equal should we? o other completely obvious things. the guy was just being honest.
stitcha123 2 years ago
lol, never knew stephen was gay. I guess I should have noticed this from the kind of comedy he does. Doesn't change my opinion on him though: He is a god.
Tronite 2 years ago 55
@Tronite his homosexual nature makes him more god than he already was in your previous opinion of him. you should see his interview about how he reacts on female actions which other would find arousing, it's mysteriously brilliant
JazzTrumpetNL 1 year ago
@Tronite how did u not know ? hhahaah
bensimps123 6 months ago
George Michael is so dull compared to Stephen Fry.
roadrunner223 2 years ago 2
True, but so is nearly everyone else.
sendmeyourdress 2 years ago 5
Thats a point
roadrunner223 2 years ago 2
stephen always puts a smile on my face. what a great british institution!!
thefamouspotato13 2 years ago 12
5.02 when Stephen Fry says '30 all'- brilliant
carcassette 2 years ago
I didn't get the joke there - what does that mean? Thanks :)
littlespottedpony 2 years ago
george michal is a TWAT
bert823 2 years ago
Then why are you here watching Fry-related videos you fool? Go and attack someone who deserves it and leave Stephen alone. (Yes now you might refer to me as a posh cunt because I love Stephen but I'm damn proud of it).
Midsomerlover 2 years ago 4
MISOMERLOVER, are you responding to ACCIDENTSINSPACE, who further replied to my comment above, with the following:
> He's a p[art of the establishment. He is up his own arse.
> He prattles and rattles off History they taught him at University.
> All lies. He gives manic depression a bad name.
Dunno if SOPHIEISONFIRE deleted his/her comment.
gagothesith 2 years ago
I did delete his/her comments. I won't tolerate ignorant, obnoxious comments on my videos.
But as always you may feel free to comment as you wish.
sophieisonfire 2 years ago 2
liking stephen fry doesn't make you posh, i like fry, but im not posh ; ) i dont have the bank account for it!
SleepyMuse24 2 years ago
1 I admire Stephen Fry because of all the wonderful things that he is--I do not give a damn that many others think otherwise, or how many share my view.
. . .
gagothesith 2 years ago
2 Loving someone because everybody else says they do evokes images of The Emperor's New Clothes.
Its opposite--
> "I take the position opposite everyone's else's,
> because I define myself by my uniqueness."
evokes images of teens being rude, dressing in black, poking and sticking metal through holes all over their bodies, and seeking to look as ugly as they can--simply because it sets them apart from everyone else ... looking just like everyone else seeking to be rude, etc.
gagothesith 2 years ago
Does anyone else think Hugh Laurie and Stephen would make a great couple? I can imagine them snuggled up in the evening, Stephen reading and Hugh asleep, curled up next to him. X3
I <3 Stephen =]
RacodatheRaver 2 years ago 3
Dear Britain, Can I keep Stephen?.... .please!
koikoiboi 3 years ago 4
George moans too much - Stephen is right to say that George's life is a picnic compared with many people's lives. I think that was the most polite way of telling someone to 'stop bloody complaining you spoiled little arse' that I've ever heard !
sarahnewt 3 years ago 10
Omg i agree, parky has already interviewed him, its stephen's turn now. Please STFU!!!
koikoiboi 3 years ago
Very well phrased. Nods at every word of yours. There are to many famous people that are so up themselves. Fortunately, there is also people like Stephen Fry, who's grounded, wise and thoughtful.
ImeldaLumos 2 years ago 2
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Agreed George needs to shut up it is Steven's turn.
KremlinH 2 years ago
I disagree.
1 If Fry had been interviewed first, with Michael next, and Fry sitting with them interjected, would you then be as vehement in protesting, "Stephen needs to shut up! It is George's turn!"?
2 There are countless programmes where the format is that guests come out one at a time, the preceding one leaving before the next one comes in. Has it ever occured to you that there is a reason for that?
. . .
gagothesith 2 years ago 3
Likewise, has it ever occured to you that Parkinson and O'Grady are aware of their format and meant it to be so--even choosing which guests to put together, avoiding pairings where guest(s) would sit quiet and bored while the one sitting closest to Parkinson's chair or O'Grady's table spoke?
. . .
gagothesith 2 years ago
> There are to [sic] many famous people that
> are so up themselves
3 That applies as much to faceless people who are so up themselves that they say, "Oh, shut up Mr A while Mr B sitting with you is talking--I want to listen only to him!".
gagothesith 2 years ago
I miss eli stone, great show
myrickman 3 years ago 2
I think stephen is a great man. Hes someone that you would want to be your friend, hes funny, charming, witty and incredibly inelligent. Its so sad that someone like him and hugh laurie who make us laugh so much suffer from the awful thing depression. I know that he once tryed to kill himself but then had second thoughts before doing it. I for one am glad that he changed his mind and continues to charm and make us all laugh.
katie2333 3 years ago 47
He's certainly changed my life and inspired me to admit to others that I have manic depression myself. He's a great man.
Mangina9000 3 years ago 6
He is the kind of Guy who you will remain absolutely silent while he speaks. And you could enjoy it so much that the time would fly waaay too quickly, and you would very much want him to say more.
soeffingwhat 2 years ago 2
exactly - perfectly put :)
(I've been here hours!!)
hannahwardle141 2 years ago
@katie2333 He tried to kill himself twice. Does Hugh Laurie have depression also?
Davidbensonxyz 1 year ago
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@Davidbensonxyz " Does Hugh Laurie have depression also?"
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He has had it quite badly in the past.
chrisofnottingham 1 year ago
Really, George you VERY rich.
Get a grip, if your PERSONAL life being dragged into the public eye is upsetting you. Then keep your mouth shut about it on fucking tv.
He's a human being and he's entitled to just as much peach and happiness as everyone else.
But he's well paid for being deprived of it when he chooses to be.
Being gay has nothing to do with that.
gavbag1234 3 years ago 2
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George Michael - I don't care about you. Shut it.
mesimarja 3 years ago
wtf george michael we would like to hear from stephen fry please
leoleoleoleo 3 years ago 2
stephen is sticky and fluffly and lovely.
and adorable, adorable man.
glebber 3 years ago 12
...and ever so slightly, deliciously moist.....
sarahnewt 3 years ago 7
You sounds like an M&s advert.
But your sentiments are agreed with.
gavbag1234 3 years ago
ty. i was referring to stephen's bit on "a bit of fry and laurie". search for "lovely stephen" or... "lovely stephen fry" and you'll see. :D
cheers.
glebber 3 years ago
Ah right.
I see. Sorry man! that did seem strange to unknowing eyes
gavbag1234 3 years ago 2
haha. no reason to apologize. np.
glebber 3 years ago
3.12 - god michael SHUT UP!
zcjtb43 3 years ago 2
Yeah, George spoke too much. I think we might have learned/beein inspired by something from what Stephen Fry had to say instead of George Michael's "Me, me, me" rant. But never mind.... bring back 'A bit of Fry and Laurie' :P
Lorri1703 3 years ago
Heat argument between Parkinson and Michael and I couldn't help wanting to do something drastic to make him shut his mouth. He took some of the time which could be spent on listening to interesting and witty talk by Stephen. Instead we were forced to listen to his rumblings of discontent of the problems he sees with his homosexuality. I don't it matters for the the press if he's gay, I think it's because he's sleeping with someone right in front of the camera. Usually, that's brought up in media
ImeldaLumos 3 years ago
Oi you -the fool in the beard- shut the fuck up!
xxpipedownxx 3 years ago 2
George's problems with homophobia seem to stem from his somewhat immature atittude to his sexuality. As edwclayton123 stated, he seems to be living in the past. Public toilets were indeed the only place for a gay man to go, when homosexuality had the stigma that it did in those times. However now, there is simply no need for it! Parky is absolutely right, Michael is bringing these problems upon himself.
Flangel66 3 years ago 7
george michael dragging the conversation there
lordmoog 3 years ago
30 all! Stephen's so brilliant.
helenTheUtubeUser 3 years ago 6
I've never understood that bit. Could someone exaplin cos it seems like a great joke!
jcrawley1 3 years ago
30 all is a reference to tennis. Stephen makes this comment implying that Parky and George Michael are in a tennis match; batting comments back and forth between them trying to win the argument.
helenTheUtubeUser 3 years ago 5
Shut up, George!
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