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2. dag [dag] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–noun Australian and New Zealand Informal. an amusing, unusual person.
[Origin: 1885–90; orig. uncert.]
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Not at all. Crossdressing gets cheap laughs, until the joke gets old. Sitcoms with cheap laughs get viewers.
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Bosom Buddy is an old-fashioned term meaning a best friend. It's just a clever play on words referring to two best friends who now indeed have bosoms.
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yes, 7 years later it still is a play on words.
and if you watch or read anne of green gables anne is all 'bosom friend' happy.
OH THANK YOU GOD! THANK YOU SO BLOODY MUCH!!! Basil Fawlty
RIGHT...Kip was always after Sunny and Henry went out with tons of chics. Oh yeah...they're realy flamethrowers. Homophobe jackass!!!!
shareI am straight and would TOTALLY wear a dress and wig if it would get me near a chick like Sonny. She made my eight year old body do many new things
shareThe two guys in drag bit goes all the way back to Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis in "Some Like It Hot". 1959! Probably even further than that! Part of the gag is that the guys are straight. Dressing in drag wouldn't be a problem if they were gay. Sounds like somebody missed the punchline!
shareand this is a big deal to you because...?
RIP Heath Ledger 1979-2008
quote: "these guys had to be gay... seriously"
reply: if only!
But seriously...it was a silly (although beloved) early 1980s sitcom. The characters of Kip and Henry never showed any signs of being gay...in fact they showed signs of being so not gay that it was obvious they weren't.
Please do not attack me for my opinions...we're all entitled to them.