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Author Archives: Charles Lambert
Music: Dolly Parton et al.
Have you ever combined two ingredients you’re slightly iffy about and produced something rather wonderful? No, neither have I. I’d started to wonder if it was possible. Until I heard Dolly Parton’s version of Stairway to Heaven. You can listen … Continue reading
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Shadows
One of the most important, and useful, books to have come out recently in Italy isn’t a novel, but an exposure of the role played by the Camorra, the international Mafia-style structure with its base in the organised crime of … Continue reading
Posted in italy, mafia, saviano
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Obsession
If you think I’m Johnny One Note when it comes to harping on about gay issues, you should visit the wingnuts’ answer to Wikipedia. It’s called Conservapedia (they always did have a way with words) and you can find it … Continue reading
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Lies, lies, lies
Leaks from a police investigation into the suspicious bankruptcy of a polling company employed by former PM, Tony Blair, have uncovered evidence that the information broadcast by both the BBC and independent television was deliberately manipulated to present the prime … Continue reading
Posted in berlusconi, blair, information
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More information than you’ll ever need
I’ve just worked out how to publish photo albums with Picasa. So if you’d like to see all the shots of last summer’s Rome Gay Pride, including the ones that I didn’t post, now’s your chance. Gay Pride Rome June … Continue reading
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Monkey business
This is the small gold monkey I gave Giuseppe for his 50th birthday. He doesn’t normally wear gold – he prefers silver – but the monkey comes from the same people (Pomellato) as a similarly minute camel (they’re more or … Continue reading
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Was Jesus gay?
http://www.youtube.com/v/ReYfDlIa-Z8&rel=1A little something Alberto Ruggin’s local priest might enjoy. Or Ted Haggard. Or Larry Craig. Or Archbishop Arsehole of Nigeria. Or Eggs Benedict. Or just about anyone, in one way or another. And if you’d like to know more about … Continue reading
Posted in homophobia, hypocrisy, pat condell, religion
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Bored Sea Captain Secretly Marries….
For the full story, click here. My thanks, as ever, to the Onion (and Pierre et Gilles).
Posted in art, gay
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Noblesse oblige
One of Italy’s longest standing jokes, the ex ‘royal’ family Savoia, hits the front page again today. No, Vittorio Emanuele, the pudding-faced capo famiglia, hasn’t tried to hire a few hookers for one of his ‘business dinners’; he hasn’t peppered … Continue reading
Posted in berlusconi, emanuele filiberto, italy, savoia
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Ciao Darwin, Addio Alberto
Just when you thought the catholic church and I had agreed,amicably, to differ and go our separate ways, news arrives of a local priest, Don Paolino (Little Paul), who has expelled one of his choristers from the choir and excluded … Continue reading
Posted in berlusconi, church, homophobia
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