
C. U. NEXT TUESDAY
Dear Ann:
The interview with you in Salon was a coup for you, huh? Not only did you get to blather on about nothing again but you had some married straight guy drooling over you on the phone. You may not know this, but when men casually work any mention of their sex life into a conversation, it means they want you. Maybe not You you but You Not Talking. I heard the Money Shot from here when you told him boys with long hair are cute. No wonder you own a portrait of George Washington, he was the Justin Timberlake of the Revolution. We should worry, the interviewer frets, that she is dooming herself to spinsterhood, rather than assume Coulter practices free love or is still in the closet. Such speculations would be cruel. Yeah, cruel to free-lovers and closeted dykes. Me, not so worried about your spinsterhood. In fact, you bring new meaning to the word spinster so Im not too shocked.
Im not even talking about your lack of personality or your robotic ignorance. After all, two words: Melanie Griffith. No, the truth everyone in the media seems to overlook and that I, as a gay man, find particularly perplexing is you arent that pretty. Trust me, if Bravo ever does Queer Tips for the Right Wing Bitch Im available. The hype would have us believe youre Christy Turlington in a string of pearls and thats your big selling point - Conservative Babe. Its why the Right takes to you, they see you as living proof Broads Say Stupid Things. They will dote over every politically incorrect thing you utter while to the rest of us, youre one bikini wax away from Michael Savage. I look at the picture of you accompanying the interview and with your split ends and padded blazer youre primped and primed for a Ricki Lake makeover.
Maybe its your whole 80s vibe (which in your twisted world might be a compliment). I can easily see you in the subway wearing sneakers, your sturdy work pumps tucked into your Lands End bag. Working Girl, harboring Dynasty-inspired visions of leading board meetings and being accepted as One of the Boys. Its a quaint notion youve preserved like a scorpion in lucite for the world to remember.
A few obvious points from the Salon chat. The show (as Im sure you know by now) is Everybody Loves Raymond not Something About Raymond. Youre thinking of the movie Something About Mary (something, everyone... whatever!), a film about a blond woman being stalked by several men while she remains blissfully ignorant. Ouch! Thats gotta hurt. That the interviewer chose to overlook your slip seemed, well, cruel.
He did however inform you that your ideal of glamour (whats her name in Breakfast At Tiffanys as you astutely recalled) was Audrey Hepburn. Glamourous, you may be shocked to know, because of a gay fashion designer in a movie written and directed by gay men. Later in the article you explain that when it comes to anything gay, you obviously dont care. Surely that explains the hair.
Years from now, well all look back and laugh. If youre lucky you may end up a Jeopardy question, So Last Millennium for $200, Alex.
Village idiot who was an important part of media events.
Who is Ann Coulter?
I m sorry, we were looking for important. Youre close but the correct answer is Forrest Gump.
Kiss, kiss. Give me a jingle,
SRO
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