Well, I guess I was thinking about the common beliefs surrounding "sodomy" and the like, and the circumstances under which Tom and John were aquainted (wasn't Tom's brohter accused of Sodomy or something?) Could Tom know? Sure, I think so. But I do think it is a whole different kettle of fish than gentlemen and their closest friends in this century knowing. -- LJG Discussion board

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Date Posted: 14:58:58 10/23/07 Tue
Author: Oleander
Subject: Well, I guess I was thinking about the common beliefs surrounding "sodomy" and the like, and the circumstances under which Tom and John were aquainted (wasn't Tom's brohter accused of Sodomy or something?) Could Tom know? Sure, I think so. But I do think it is a whole different kettle of fish than gentlemen and their closest friends in this century knowing.
In reply to: MelvaT 's message, "What makes you think Tom doesn't know? A few years ago the "public" had no idea that Rock Hudson, Raymond Burr, George Nader (to name a few) were gay, but I bet their closest and well-trusted friends and employees knew." on 12:34:15 10/23/07 Tue

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Exactly, a whole different trout. But either way, Tom seems to me to be not only intelligent, but a compassionate man. He respects LJG and he respects his own position. Outing John would gain nothing for him personally other than the loss of a very good job. (NT) -- MelvaT, 15:26:13 10/23/07 Tue

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