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Dumbledore Is Gay, Says JK Rowling. What Do Our Panel Of Experts Think About That?
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Potter Patter
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Is
this shocking, or not...? Only our panel of experts could
possibly get to the bottom of this one...
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Rock
Whoopsadaisy: "Looking back, it was always
the purple and pink patches in the wizarding clothing
that gave it away, I suppose. There is nothing wrong
with having a gay wizard per se as long as he doesn't
try to magic me to fall in love with him. I'm a
reasonable kind of guy but kissing a man with whiskers
is just simply one step too far along the hedonistic
scale for this silly old scally."
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Bankable
Bernie : "Ah, young man love. It takes
me back to a dim distant past. But as, alas, whilst
dear Dumbledore was deeply affected by his experiences,
for me I just lusted from afar. Dribbled a bit too
if memory serves. And boy did I use the bathroom!
Ah, those were the days. I'm in a loveless marriage
now with three kids. Oh what have I done with my
life?"
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Johnny
Rotten : "Dumbledore is Gay? Oh, all right.
Hmmm. Fine. Uhm. What, like gay in the 1950's sense?
Happy? Hmm?
Well,
I admire his fortitude. Being murdered like that
in the sixth book and all. I'd be furious myself,
but that's probably just me. Uhm, double triple
Scotch please. Hic."
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Mary
Miery : "At last a gay wizard!
It's
such a shame Rowling didn't mention it in the Harry
Potter books. You know me, I simply love winding
up the Fundamentalist Christians who had already
banned the book on grounds of dark magic. Just imagine
how pissed I could have made them if I had told
them there was a gay character in it too?"
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Bob
Honeybee : "Isn't everybody gay when they
are young? It's the hormones mostly I think. I don't
think you can tar the poor sod because he fell in
love with a young man when he was a young man himself.
Nothing much new there is there?
Now,
these bloody bastards who keep digging up my vegetable
patch... I'll take a slipper to them if I thought
it would make a difference."
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Jimmy
The Slap: "No?
Gay?
Oh
my God.
Oh,
that's just awful.
I'm
so sorry.
I
really don't know what to say.
Has
he tried tying heavy weights to his private parts
and playing sports?"
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Our
readers have their say:
"I
feel that the Voice of Reason failed to capture the more
important follow-up to the Dumbledore outing.
I
understand that in a fit of jealousy, Sir Ian McKellen outed
Gandalf claiming that he was the original gay wizard.
Missing
this key story is a sign of the shoddy journalism that I
am slowly coming to expect from The Voice of Reason. If
I infact subscribed to, or paid for your internet paper
I would cancel my subscription."
Chris
Rhind
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