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“Any society that allows people like Lou and me to become rampant is pretty well lost. We’re both pretty mixed-up, paranoid people, absolute walking messes. If we’re the spearhead of anything, we’re not necessarily the spearhead of anything good.” ~ David Bowie to assembled journalists here at London’s Dorchester Hotel, July 16, 1972, by Mick Rock.
Photo source here; quote source here
We’ve obviously been lost since the early 70s.
That’s one of the most disgusting things I’ve ever seen in my life. And I’m old.
What made me laugh the most is that on the box it says, “It’s Toasted.”
Take that as you will.
Bill Murphy playing sailor for AMG. For the NSF Tumblr photos, visit the new Uncle Duke's Barn at this link: http://uncledukesbarn.blogspot.com/2018/12/bill-murphy.html If you like what I've been doing here, follow me there.
I got a serious LOL from this.
$20 is $20. Must be why he’s moving around so much.
Rock Granger in his finest red. If you want to see the NSF Tumblr photos, go to the new Uncle Duke's Barn at this link: http://uncledukesbarn.blogspot.com/2018/12/rock-granger.html If you like what I'm doing here, follow me there.
I hope we all get a nut (or multiple nuts) for the holidays.
Uncle Duke’s Barn is moving to https://uncledukesbarn.blogspot.com. Follow me there is you like what I’m doing here.
Monte Hansen tops Bob Ryan (part 1) For the rest of the photos, go to the new Uncle Duke's Barn at this link: https://ift.tt/2BZNACx
Stevie Nicks, 1978, by Sam Emerson, via picclick
I’ll be surprised if this doesn’t get flagged, because Stevie has a dick.
Jenny Holzer, Times Square Marquees, 1993.
Ain’t that the truth……!
A greater truth than many I’ve heard.
Quentin Crisp by Angus McBean, 1940/1941.
Quentin Crisp became a gay icon in the 1970s after publication of his memoir, The Naked Civil Servant, detailing his life in homophobic British Society. When the book was adapted for television, Crisp began a new career as a performer and lecturer. He landed a few roles on American television and the 1990s became his busiest decade as an actor. He died in 1999, just shy of his 91st birthday.
Quentin Crisp was born Denis Charles Pratt in Surrey, England, on December 25, 1908. A self-described flamboyant homosexual, Crisp changed his name in his early 20s as part of his process of reinvention. Teased mercilessly at school as a boy, Crisp left school in 1926. He studied journalism at King’s College London, but failed to graduate. He then moved on to take art classes at Regent Street Polytechnic. Crisp began visiting the cafés of Soho, London, and even worked as a prostitute for six months.
Crisp was always true to himself and expressed himself by dying his long hair lavender, polishing his fingernails and toenails, and dressing in an often androgynous style. Despite the ridicule and violence often directed toward him, Crisp carried on. He tried to join the army with the outbreak of World War II, but was rejected by the medical board, who determined that he was suffering from sexual perversion. Instead, Crisp remained in London during the Blitz, entertaining American GIs, whose friendliness inculcated a love for Americans.
Crisp held a number of jobs, including engineer’s tracer, life model, and author. His most famous work, The Naked Civil Servant, detailed his life in a homophobic British society. When the book was adapted for television, Crisp began a new career as a performer and lecturer. He moved to Manhattan in 1981, when he was 72 years old; settling in a studio apartment in the Bowery. Upon meeting and spending time with Crisp, Sting was inspired to pen his hit song, “An Englishman in New York.”
Crisp continued to tour, write, and lecture; including instructions on how to live life with style and the importance of manners. Crisp landed a few roles on American television and the 1990s became his busiest decade as an actor. In 1992, Crisp took on the role of Elizabeth I in the film Orlando.
Quentin Crisp died in November 1999, just shy of his 91st birthday, while touring his one-man show.
Books written by Quentin Crisp:
Lettering for Brush and Pen (1936)
Colour In Display (1938)
All This and Bevin Too (1943)
The Naked Civil Servant (1968)
Love Made Easy (1977)
How to Have a Life Style (1975)
Chog: A Gothic Fable (1979)
How to Become a Virgin (1981)
Doing It With Style (1981)
The Wit and Wisdom of Quentin Crisp (1984)
Manners from Heaven: A Divine Guide to Good Behaviour (1984)
How to Go to the Movies (1988)
Quentin Crisp’s Book of Quotations, also published as The Gay and Lesbian Quotation Book: A Literary Companion (1989)
Resident Alien: The New York Diaries (1996)
The Last Word (2017)
Someone we should all remember. And celebrate.
We can only hope . . .
Tumblr has removed the “search” function from NSFW blogs, so I am no longer able to determine if I have previously posted photos of any particular model (or photographer). And so, I apologize for unintended repeat postings.
I thought my search function was broken. I’ve been able to use the “tagged” function to find previous posts.
Military medical exams is our theme for Saturday. They probably told these American recruits that the livestock fence would cover their privates when the photo was made. They lied.
They sure did.
9 out of 10 doctors say: “It’s Digestible!”
High praise . . . must be why so many used it for lube back in the day.
