Posted on 05/28/2007 1:50:42 PM PDT by lizol
Before Falwell Ever Mentioned Teletubbies In February, 1999 -
"Gays have championed Tinky Winky and his beloved red purse, and night-clubbers have adopted the show as a sort of druggy daydream."
Newsweek, April 6, 1998
"Tinky actually became a gay icon in Britain because, for no apparent reason, his voice is male but he sometimes carries a flashy red purse."
The Toronto Star, April 6, 1998
"Tinky Winky, the heaviest, looks a little like an eggplant with cellulite. He also sometimes carries a red purse, which has won him popularity among gay viewers."
The Washington Post, April 06, 1998
Tinky became quite the celebrity, especially after gay-rights groups fought for his reinstatement, partly because Tinky Winky has a male voice but skips about Teletubbyland carrying a red purse.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram (Texas), April 6, 1998
"And what's with Tinky Winky, whose voice sounds strangely mature and who sometimes carries a red handbag?"
The New York Times, April 6, 1998
"The way the original Tinky Winky carried his tote-bag-size red purse reportedly made him a gay icon in Britain." But today many forms of gender nonconformity have actually become mainstream. . . . Even Teletubbies, a show for toddlers, features Tinky Winky, a boy who carries a red patent-leather purse.
Time Magazine, July 20, 1998
Not true .. Kanga is a girl
The Cookie Monster is a republican though...
Apparently they have their organs on top of their heads. From a Freudian standpoint two are male and two are not. Tinky Winky and the circular-organed one are likely female. My grandson enjoys them. Should I be concerned?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA good one!!!!
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