Alberto Monteiro wrote:
>
> I remember a sketch from a br humour program, maybe 15 years ago,
> where a guy is in a hurry, then he looks and finds no male underwear.
> So he picks up his wife's underwear, and gets out.
>
> He's hit by a bus and dies
>
> The next scene features his funeral. Everybody is gossiping and
> hiding laughs, comenting that he was gay. Even his wife comments
> with a friend that she never imagined he was gay. And his ghost is
> there, yelling "I AM NOT GAY!!!" but nobody - of course - hears him.
>
> The program followed with some other sketches, until the end of
> the program. The final sketch featured a "psychic" session, where
> a woman was consulting a necromancer because she wanted
> to know where his father had buried a treasure [or something else].
> Then, the ghost of that underwear guy appears, and starts talking
> to the psychic. She immediately gets out of the trance, and says
> something like "oh, no, I can't continue. It's that gay man again!"
>
> [[is this a too politically incorrect humour?]]
No, just a continuation (or reinforcement?) of the fallacy that
transvestites are homosexual. While some may be, a lot aren't. :)
Julia
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