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From: HMS Victor Victorian <victorvictorian@hushunomail.com>
Newsgroups: alt.fan.utb.naughty-boy
Subject: Re: Calling all Victors
Date: Tue, 17 Aug 2010 07:00:48 -0600
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On Mon, 16 Aug 2010 21:42:04 -0400, NP-f31 wrote:
>On Sat, 14 Aug 2010 14:42:02 -0600, HMS Victor Victorian
><victorvictorian@hushunomail.com> wrote:
>
>>On Fri, 13 Aug 2010 21:15:54 -0400, NP-f31 wrote:
>>
>>>Hey Double V,
>>>
>>>Are you back from vacation yet?
>>>
>>>Love,
>>>
>>>Doc
>>>NP-f31
>>
>>Dearest Doc,
>>
>>I apologise for having neglected my correspondence of late. Thank you
>>for your kind letter to my hush account some days hence. I am
>>flattered.
>>
>>I have been quite busy lately, having just secured a permanent
>>position as instructor at a small institution. I gladly accept the
>>luxury of not having to worry about money in my accounts quite as much
>>as usual, but understand that luxury draws heavily on the account of
>>time. I have also just completed watching the wonderful 1976
>>mini-series by the BBC, "I Claudius." I'd read Graves work better
>>than twenty years ago, but had never seen it. Although the work is a
>>masterpiece, and there were several young boys in short tunics in
>>several scenes (tho' nothing revealing-blast!), my opinion of the
>>Roman imperial families was confirmed, that they were conniving,
>>treacherous and brutal--and that their perversions were equally so.
>>
>>In the film, Gaius Caesar Germanicus, better known by the chilling
>>name of Caligula, finds annoying the chronic cough of a boy of the
>>court, perhaps eleven years of age, who was favoured by Claudius. He
>>sends the General of his Praetorian Guard to the lad with instructions
>>to make it right. Presently the General returns and presents
>>Caligula with, dripping in gore, the poor boy's head. With a smile,
>>Caligula comments to Claudius, "Oh, yes. And I've cured his cough."
>>
>>This particular atrocity seems unsubstantiated in the historical
>>records, but I find there are many such cruelties to children that are
>>a matter of record. Tiberius, who preceded Caligula, kept an island
>>resort where little girls ran naked as nymphs ... and as did little
>>boys. The Emperor took frequent pleasure in raping the girls ... and
>>enjoyed snapping the necks of the little boys with his bare hands. Can
>>you imagine! Monstrous sadism! Monstrous!
>>
>>I've never postured that young boys, however comely and willing, could
>>not be utter beasts in much the way of the older folks. Additionally,
>>looking at the supposed sanctity of children from a completely
>>objective point of view, a human child could be seen as having no more
>>intrinsic value than a cockroach child, and that it could equally be
>>conceived therefore that the killing of the former could engender no
>>more guilt than the killing of the latter.
>>
>>And so it was ... and, I fear, in many places still is. Considering
>>these terrible things, and despite all the injustices and hatred
>>suffered by Boylovers nowadays, I am grateful that I live and love in
>>these times!
>>
>>As an aside, I once heard there was an emperor who enjoyed swimming in
>>the nude. He never swam alone, but in the company of a dozen or so
>>hand-picked naked young boys who leapt into the water as soon as the
>>Emperor did. As the emperor paddled his way across, his "little
>>sharks" as he called them, would come up beneath him and nibble gently
>>as his ... well, you get the idea. I hope this fellow wasn't
>>Tiberius, for that would ruin this wonderful mirage of paradise.
>>
>>Nevertheless, I think I'll put in a pool.
>>
>>Sincerely Yours,
>>
>>HMS Victor Victorian
>>God Save the Queen.
>>God Bless the Prince of Wales.
>>God Preserve the Windsors.
>>Rule Britannia!
>
>Hey Victor!
>
>Ah yes, good old Caligula. What a crazy bastard he was. And his Uncle,
>Tiberius (played by Peter O'Toole in the movie) and his little fishes,
>that was the life, eh?. 'My little fishes love me'. LOL! I need to
>figure out how to be Caesar without being assassinated. If I can do
>that then you won't have to build a pool. You can just come over to my
>boy island. In the meantime, in The Fort, Jimmy is gracing the Fort
>pool. Worth a visit if you have the time. He knows how to work a
>speedo, that boy....
>
>I'm very happy that you were simply busy. I would have written sooner
>but the Little League World Series is going on over here and well, I
>DO have my priorities. I'm sure you'll forgive me. I am recording some
>of the games and in HD this time. Woohoo! Maybe they will warm the
>cockles of our hearts this winter. And you thought I was asleep. ;)
>
>Much love,
>
>Doc
>NP-f31
Dear Doc,
Simply refuse to take any meal, however small, suggested or offered
by your loving wife.
Yes, Jimmy is a wonderful fellow but ... wait a bit ... is there more
hair on the forearm?
And ... dare I say ... a wisp of hair beneath his arm?
Where else, I wonder!
Sincerely,
V
God Save the Queen.
God Bless the Prince of Wales.
God Preserve the Windsors.
Rule Britannia!
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