upfront
mailbag
over The L Word
Dear g3, I can’t understand what all
the hype about The L Word is about.
OK, it was fun for a while but is it all
the lesbian world can talk about? If I
see another one of those squeaky
clean, size zero femme women I will
scream. Please, no more!
SHEL, EMAIL
Ed: The L Word has defi nitely
had a fanatical fan base, and it
seems that, like theTake That
obsession, these things
eventually come to an end.
You’ll be pleased to know
that the shorter Season Six is
fi lming now but will be the
fi nal series. So, just one
picture of Jennifer Beals, aka
Bette, in this issue, (Shel, avert
your eyes from p7 now).
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So what if it rains
on our parade?!
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Dear g3, Firstly, keep up the good
FORUM FEEDBACK
work, I’ve read your magazine for a
Topic: ‘London Pride’ by catnapper.
while and it’s come on in leaps and Go to www.g3mag.co.uk/forums
bounds. My job involves encouraging
to fi nd out more.
people to donate blood, and I think
you should do an article on it, as
lesbians are giving people but can’t ed’s letter
always afford to donate money.
Many forget that we can give by come out for Pride with gay abandon
giving blood. Anyway it would be
great to see more lesbians come, You know when festival time is here because every year at g3 HQ, there’s a
but that’s for my own benefi t! Blood mixture of revulsion and glee when we receive the customary favourite, the
donating centres move around to shepee, peewee, shewee or whatever it’s called. This year, those talented
convenient places, so there are ladies with their origami skills – who banished squatting in the nettles to
always places to go nearby. allow us what our creator didn’t, to pee standing up – have gone one
VANESSA, ISLINGTON better… the Shewee-inal (see pic). After a few cans of over-priced lager,
Ed: Well, looks like you’ve and the queue for the portaloos heading off somewhere behind the
already covered it. Go to women’s tent, all ye who mock will be wishing you could piss like a geezer.
www.blood.co.uk to fi nd a
centre near you. As you may have guessed, this is the festival edition of g3. It’s the one time of year
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when the more dodgy rainbow accessories you can wear the better, when we can
great role model march with other lesbians without being called militant and we can collapse and puke
Dear g3, I loved the interview with in the local gay village and no one will blink an eyelid. Hooray, it’s time to be as gay as
Cynthia Nixon (issue 85). I’m not a possible and for a short time, all that dated gay stuff will be considered sound as a
big SATC fan, but I have to say that whistle, albeit a whistle that’s attached to an eighty year-old bloke exposing his
it’s great to see a Hollywood actress bleached-white butt cheeks through leather chaps.
put her relationship with a woman
before her job. Let’s hope that this
ah
Sar
encourages other famous women
to step out of the closet.
SOPH, MAIDSTONE, KENT
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