bigdan

[big dan]

bigdan is da best and you lot beta belive it ok or else

[Begbie]

Dan. You've been hanging about with those rough boys from the scheme again.

You aren't even the best in your own hoose.

[big dan]

i am the best you know i am so hush and bow down to my mercy you slave

[accieturk]

3 day ban for spamming isnt it Begbie

not too mention trolling thats another 3 days

mmmm will i wont i ?

[stenelly]

Quote:

Originally Posted by big dan

i am the best you know i am so hush and bow down to my mercy you slave

Dans been on them dodgy net sites again

[accieturk]

yes think i need to do a scan of his browsing

and take away his ribena obviously far too strong

[big dan]

yes you should i am going to strange sites all the time

[accieturk]

what you mean like this

[big dan]

oi stop changing my posts ya old git

[Begbie]

Post by someone called 'big dan' on http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/s....php?t=1249845

The subject is 'Gay storylines leading three soaps on the same night '.

Quote:

I think it's great, and looking at it, all three stories are being portrayed differently.

I would say it is a remarkable step forward that soaps are gradually taking 'gay storylines' from many different angles. In particular the Sophie/Sian plot, where the fact that they are lesbians doesn't really seem to be much of an issue for them. I expect things will get slightly angsty when they go public, but I think it is perfectly natural to be a bit nervous about how your loved ones will react?

The progression we've got lately in the way gay stories are told, is a good sign that in the future we will have stories about gay people, that are not dependant on that one factor of their life.

[big dan]

that aint fooking me

[accieturk]

we know its not
the spelling too good

what soap has lesbian action all i can remember was Anna Frei in Brooky
but then i dont watch the soaps
may start now

[big dan]

begs hmmmmmmm im worrying about you now
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle6169332.ece

[accieturk]

you still dropping litter Dan
clicky

[Begbie]

The author of the book says differently:

Quote:

Welsh said John Hodge, who wrote the screenplay, had taken a typical middle-class view of the working-class hardman by portraying him as gay.

“I think the Begbie of the film is more potentially gay than the Begbie of the book,” said Welsh, 50, who now divides his time between Dublin and Miami.

“In the book Renton and Sick Boy hint that he’s a repressed homosexual as a means of making him into a less frightening figure and thus empowering themselves against his violence.

“John Hodge latched onto this side of things and amplified it subtly in the screenplay. It’s a standard middle-class view; the working-class hardman is subconsciously gay.”

I've read the books and I'm not middle-class.

[accieturk]

heard the books are far better than the film i enjoyed the film so will need to get the book

[Begbie]

I love all Irvine Welsh's books. Begbie turns up as a 'passing' character in some others.

I'd go for Marabou Stork Nightmares if you've never read any Irvine Welsh.

Edit: It takes a few chapters to get in to. Some are written in 'Ripping Yarns' style, others in pure Scottish.

[big dan]

pure scottish man that a diny ken wit ya mean lol

[accieturk]

i dont think have read anything of his too be honest may have but dont recall
another bit of Accie info worked in a library when i was younger 17 years old so read a good bit then

ill make a point of getting a few of his books or perhaps better for me try get talking books easier to find time to listen than read these days

[big dan]

ffs this has turned into the fsi libary lol