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Lord Grantham has grown a pair! Anyone else on the programme you would like him to thump?
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When Barrow was reading a magazine in the kitchen with concern on his face two episodes back Mrs retro thought she saw Co****? on the page which led her to believe Cocaine may be involved. The plot thickens like cooks custard!!
When Barrow was reading a magazine in the kitchen with concern on his face two episodes back Mrs retro thought she saw Co****? on the page which led her to believe Cocaine may be involved. The plot thickens like cooks custard!!
Barrow's 'illness' explained....
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I've just pinched this ......
"I think Thomas has resigned himself to the fact that an epic love story with a man isn’t going to happen for him, any hope he had for that rode off with Jimmy Kent. He possibly believes that in the confinement of servitude, the society and time he lives in, that his best chance of happiness/normality would be to try and settle down with a woman. He sees Molesley and Baxter developing something, he hears Anna and Bates whisper about having a baby (even Jimmy getting some action, despite the disastrous outcome) and he envies them enormously. He’s been alone for so long and he’s probably sick of his love being unreciprocated and being celibate for years on end."
That was good link Robinia, but video was just buffering for me :(
The word "on the net" seems to be that it's heroin he's dabbling with, silly boy!
"I think Thomas has resigned himself to the fact that an epic love story with a man isn’t going to happen for him, any hope he had for that rode off with Jimmy Kent. He possibly believes that in the confinement of servitude, the society and time he lives in, that his best chance of happiness/normality would be to try and settle down with a woman. He sees Molesley and Baxter developing something, he hears Anna and Bates whisper about having a baby (even Jimmy getting some action, despite the disastrous outcome) and he envies them enormously. He’s been alone for so long and he’s probably sick of his love being unreciprocated and being celibate for years on end."
That was good link Robinia, but video was just buffering for me :(
The word "on the net" seems to be that it's heroin he's dabbling with, silly boy!
Found this article about lesbians in the 19th century so perhaps this is something that might have been used by homosexuals.
Cocaine, Strychnine, Genital Mutilation
Physician Denslow Lewis believed that women brought up in wealthy 19th century homes could develop "sexual hyperesthesia [excessive sensitivity to stimuli]" and become lesbians.
In order to cure these women he prescribed "cocaine solutions, saline cathartics, the surgical "liberation" of adherent clitorises, or even the administration of strychnine by hypodermic."
Cocaine, Strychnine, Genital Mutilation
Physician Denslow Lewis believed that women brought up in wealthy 19th century homes could develop "sexual hyperesthesia [excessive sensitivity to stimuli]" and become lesbians.
In order to cure these women he prescribed "cocaine solutions, saline cathartics, the surgical "liberation" of adherent clitorises, or even the administration of strychnine by hypodermic."
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