John = Gay (or European)? ~the Covert Mission to Sneak Gayness into Stargate~

[FallenAngelII]

One of the male captors said "We assume he blew them out into space" when referring to Laryn. We know it was Laryn because (s)he later said "I really will jestison you into space" to John.

Does this mean Laryn was a man posing as a woman? ZOMG! John kissed a guy and didn't care! McShep is more probable than ever!

This is a joke thread but considering the overral immature tone of the episode, it wouldn't really surprise me if this was the writers' way of introducing a Gay Character and Gay Moment to the show. Years from now, when questioned about why there were never any gay characters on Stargate, the writers will cite Laryn.

So, random goof (and really, someone should've caught that, I immediately reacted) or is he gay (or European)?

Disclaimer: The thread title is a reference to "Legally Blonde ~the Musical". It is in no way disaparaging Europeans, after all, the only way one would be able to take offense to it would be to think that being gay (or fey) is a negative thing.

[SaberBlade]

With a rack like hers, I really hope she wasn't a man or i'd be going to hell.

However I think missed that little faux pas when he refered to Larrin as possibly being a dude.

[FallenAngelII]

With a rack like hers, I really hope she wasn't a man or i'd be going to hell.

However I think missed that little faux pas when he refered to Larrin as possibly being a dude.

Maybe they're special implants (easily taken out) used to trick people into thinking he's a woman? After all, said trick worked on John. His libido got the best out of him and the ship fell into Larrins big manly hands.

Once the mission was over, Larrin could just remove the voice distortoner and special implants through Asgardesque beaming without leaving any scars.

[nekoi]

I seriously doubt it.

I heard them say "She."

[FallenAngelII]

I seriously doubt it.

I heard them say "She."

Funny. I'm re-watching the episode as we speak and he clearly says "he".

[DigiFluid]

Random capitalization and excessive character use makes my eyes bleed.

[Shan Bruce Lee]

Funny. I'm re-watching the episode as we speak and he clearly says "he".

For somebody that hates the episode so much you really are spending a lot of time watching it and talking about it.

[FallenAngelII]

For somebody that hates the episode so much you really are spending a lot of time watching it and talking about it.

I make it a point to not argue about something I am clueless about.

[borgteddy]

I seriously doubt it.

I heard them say "She."

That's what I thought too, since he's referring to Laryn, it makes more sence for it to be she. But I've just rewatched that part of the conversation (twice just to be sure) and he is saying he.

[FallenAngelII]

That's what I thought too, since he's referring to Laryn, it makes more sence for it to be she. But I've just rewatched that part of the conversation (twice just to be sure) and he is saying he.

So now do you agree on that John might be (or European)? Or at least that Larrin might've been male?

[Franklyn Blaze]

For someone so ( or European) he's surely in denial. (given his record n all )

[FallenAngelII]

For someone so ( or European) he's surely in denial. (given his record n all )

The Coalition of Protectors of Sheppard's Virtue will claim that he never touched any of those women other than kissing. So, really, that was just him putting on airs.

[Jedted]

Okay, i watched just watched that scene over and the guy distinctly says "YOU blew him out into space", I didn't here any he/she.

[FallenAngelII]

What scene are you refering too exactly?

When John's being interrogated. Larrin (the might-be-man) enters and says "Tell him what happened to the last man who disappointed me" followed by one of the guys saying "We don't know. We never found his body." followed by the last guy saying "We assume he (Larrin) blowed him out into space.".

So, obviously, Larrin is a man.

[Jedted]

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