[Intolerant in NJ]

“Don't try and take what we had, which was wonderful -- the cowboys that settled the state and made it what it was -- don't ruin that image...someday someone will make a film about the resentment, contempt, and need to mock straight culture and values which animates so much of gay "art" - that's one I might go to see......

[traumer]

Not that there is anything wrong with that...

[Let's Roll]

"...it gives the liberal-leaning Academy a great chance to stick its thumb in conservatives' eyes."

Oh, well then it's achieved its purpose, hasn't it?

[fightu4it]

In this cultural dark age we inhabit one would think that Hollywood would be ecstatic when they come across material for the makings of a blockbuster movie.

In that regard I offer my pick of books that I think would make a great movie: The Dark Side Of Camelot, by Seymour Hersh ISBN 0-316-35955-6 copyright 1997

They might even be able to get Teddy to play himself. We could watch him delivering bags of money to West Virginia sheriffs, romping in the White House pool, sans swimming attire, with his brothers Jack and Robert and a couple of young female staffers the Secret Service called "Frick & Frack".

We could see Papa Joe meeting with Chicago's Mafia boss in a judges chambers in that city.(and to think Teddy raises hell about republicans stealing elections, sheeeeesh)

I could go on, but the book is required reading for all republicans and would make on hell of a movie if held true to what is in the book.

[Cathryn Crawford]

Playwright and lifelong Wyomingite tells the STAR-TRIBUNE of Casper this week that she has never encountered a gay cowboy, and doesn't think it's right for Hollywood to portray Wyoming as a state with gay cowboys.

What a silly thing to say.