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Did Oscar Wilde have gayvoice? 12/10/25(Wed)21:19:46 No.24941272
Did Oscar Wilde have gayvoice? Anonymous 12/10/25(Wed)21:19:46 No.24941272 Archived
Did he have a lisp and shit? Did he say slay
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Anonymous
12/10/25(Wed)21:30:07 No.24941293
Anonymous 12/10/25(Wed)21:30:07 No.24941293
>>24941272
Good question, Anon. I would love an answer. He certainly did write gay. In the non-fiction "De Profundis" you can get a real gist of how he communicates. Sensitive, attentive, receptive, etc. But never "slay" / retarded-bimbo gay.
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Anonymous
12/10/25(Wed)21:31:29 No.24941296
Anonymous 12/10/25(Wed)21:31:29 No.24941296
According to his contemporaries, he sounded just like Gilbert Gottfried.
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Anonymous
12/10/25(Wed)22:11:46 No.24941332
Anonymous 12/10/25(Wed)22:11:46 No.24941332
>>24941272
No, but H.G. Wells sounded like he sucked helium
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Anonymous
12/10/25(Wed)22:14:17 No.24941337
Anonymous 12/10/25(Wed)22:14:17 No.24941337
>>24941332
are you fucking serious?
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Anonymous
12/10/25(Wed)22:20:35 No.24941354
Anonymous 12/10/25(Wed)22:20:35 No.24941354
>>24941337
Yeah. Look it up on youtube. Highest pitch voice.
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