Divas!

[Boner]

Some fantastic posts Andy!

Here's a few of Hedda Lettuce, one of my favorite drag divas. Her well upholstered look with the green hair drives me nuts! I just want to be her boy-toy!

[a9127]

Originally Posted by Boner

Some fantastic posts Andy!

Here's a few of Hedda Lettuce, one of my favorite drag divas. Her well upholstered look with the green hair drives me nuts! I just want to be her boy-toy!

Thanks. Glad you like them. I checked and Dove as "Mal" leads in number of views. That doesn't surprise me. Hayley is a close second. Then Miley.

I have seen several of your posts featuring "Hedda." She is sexy and looks like she would be a fun person to be around. I will have to check her out.

[a9127]

Pics of Hedda for my friend Boner. Including one as a blonde with green highlights.

[Boner]

Originally Posted by a9127

Pics of Hedda for my friend Boner. Including one as a blonde with green highlights.

Wow! Awesome pics Andy! Thanks!

I just love "The Queen of Green" she has that mature, fashionably buxom, zaftig look that gets me going

It goes back to childhood. Marsha Queen of Diamonds was one of the first divaliscious ladies but there was also Beverly Sills. I remember as kid seeing her on Carol Burnett and The Muppet Show and how much I liked her. I had fantasies of her being my baby sitter and tucking me in at night, letting my inexperienced hands roam her body as she covered my face with kisses.

When I found pictures of her in my dad's record collection and in his stack of old Opera News magazines I was in heaven! Until he found them in my room and asked me if I liked looking at her. What could I say! I was so embarrassed

Anyway- I liked looking at her then and I still do today? Viva la Diva Beverly Sills!

[a9127]

Originally Posted by Boner

Wow! Awesome pics Andy! Thanks!

...It goes back to childhood. Marsha Queen of Diamonds was one of the first divaliscious ladies but there was also Beverly Sills. I remember as kid seeing her on Carol Burnett and The Muppet Show and how much I liked her. I had fantasies of her being my baby sitter and tucking me in at night, letting my inexperienced hands roam her body as she covered my face with kisses.

When I found pictures of her in my dad's record collection and in his stack of old Opera News magazines I was in heaven! Until he found them in my room and asked me if I liked looking at her. What could I say! I was so embarrassed

Anyway- I liked looking at her then and I still do today? Viva la Diva Beverly Sills!

Beverly Sills is a total legend. Perhaps the "ultimate Diva”! I know what you mean. Last night I had a fantasy about Dove Cameron tucking me in…

Sorry for the long post but I think celebrities often do remind us of people we used to know or like. Maybe unrequited love? And they represent an “ideal” for most of us. Generally, that’s a good thing. They are beautiful, are “perfect” in that we never experience their “down” sides or when they are having a bad day, and they entertain us and make us feel good.

Last week I was watching a couple of early Paramore videos: “Emergency” and “Pressure” and suddenly realized Hayley reminded me of another girl from my high-school I’ve never talked about before. Hayley was just 16 at the time so I’m not sure about posting the videos on here but you can find them easily on YouTube. Anyway, as you know Stephanie was always my girlfriend but there was another girl in high-school I really liked (imagine that… ). She was into theatre and performing arts and she was also an excellent singer. She had dark red hair similar to Hayley’s early in her career. God, even the same style.

Anyway, during the Fall of our Senior year our class performed “South Pacific” and this girl wanted me to play the big sailor who sings “There Is Nothing Like a Dame.” Except that I was too involved with football, had longish hair which I didn’t want to cut, and Stephanie didn’t want me to for some reason…

My friend wasn’t the lead, Nellie, but she stole the show when she came out for a song and dance number later (Ensign Lisa Minelli). I went with my mom and dad to watch the Sunday matinee—Stephanie did not go with us (yes, I invited her). After graduation, my friend would go on to study acting and had some minor roles, performed at theme parks, and did a few commercials. I saw her on TV once. Years later I heard from friends that she had gotten married and had kids. Probably the most talented person I’ve known in real life—later on I realized that if SHE couldn’t make it in show business no one else stood much of a chance.

Nothing ever happened between us but that Christmas she and her friends came over to our house and sang carols then we all hung out. We also went out to the movies together during break. My dad let me borrow his Cadillac. Stephanie of course sat up front with me. They got along but there was always tension between them. And it wasn’t necessarily me. They were both beautiful and talented but ran in different circles. I’ve often wondered if my friendship with this girl helped lead to Steph and me breaking up a year later. Her going to New York and my family moving to Indiana probably had more to do with that. By the way the director was our English teacher from the stories “Freshman English Class" and "Stephanie and I Make Up."

[Boner]

I liked your story!

I wasn't sure whether to post about Beverly here or in the Early Experiences thread. She was my first celebrity crush: Even as a kid, I thought she was just so pretty and I loved her pretty red hair and costumes

You're right. Celebrities are easy for us to imagine being with but isn't that the same as all the other things we like here? They're all beautiful divas!

And in that spirit, in honor of her lovely face gracing the cover of the week's People Magazine, - the supremely beautiful Mariska Hartigay!:

[a9127]

Originally Posted by Boner

I liked your story!

I wasn't sure whether to post about Beverly here or in the Early Experiences thread. She was my first celebrity crush: Even as a kid, I thought she was just so pretty and I loved her pretty red hair and costumes

You're right. Celebrities are easy for us to imagine being with but isn't that the same as all the other things we like here? They're all beautiful divas!

And in that spirit, in honor of her lovely face gracing the cover of the week's People Magazine, - the supremely beautiful Mariska Hartigay!:

Thanks. Glad you have enjoyed my stories. Anything that involves Stephanie is true (yes, I really did tie up a girl in English class... ). Most of the stuff in the "Shemale Fantasy" thread is fiction but with real details regarding locations, etc.

I never noticed the resemblance between my friend from high-school and Hayley until I watched those videos the other day. They were from their first album. I didn't become aware of Paramore or Hayley until a couple years later ("Misery Business" was the first song I ever heard. It's from their second album "Riot" which came out in 2007. Also they did a song for the "Twilight" movie called "Decode.") I've only met one "entertainment" celebrity and that was that girl from the "Fall Guy" when I was a kid. One of my friends met Ozzy Osbourne in an elevator in Los Angeles. Some of my younger friends got to meet Miley and I know several people who have seen Paramore in concert. They can verify that Hayley is awesome.

Mariska is gorgeous. Hope you enjoy the movie posters of her mom. Her dad was a "Mr. Universe" in the 50's and for a while lived in Indiana. During the summer after we moved down here I needed a place to lift for football and we found an old gym near the Motor Speedway. Apparently her dad once trained there. The equipment was ancient but in good shape and the gym was for "hardcore" lifters and athletes so it was great for serious workouts and I learned a lot. I probably used some of the stuff he did.

Most of what I know about Jayne Mansfield comes from the TV movie starring Loni Anderson and Arnold.