Why? Just why?

When I read the description, I thought that I could do a good laugh... I that I had. I lost it with the name calling thing, I could just listen to their voices in my head and it seemed downright indecent! I think we have a very solid and consistent basis to consider the possibility that these characters *could* have homossexual impulses, but I never imagined this kind of exchange between them... Still laughing here! Indeed, a masterpiece! Concratz :)

I know that this is very old, but I thought it was wonderfully hilarious.

Pygmalion all the way. Brilliant!

God that was rather funny, i was a little wary of reading this one, as I wasn't sure of how I would take it...but it really was . well done x

*starts laughing uncontrollably* Oh God... Oh God... THAT WAS HILARIOUS!

I just want to say, THANK YOU for seeing this couple. I mean, "Why can't a woman be more like a man?", give me a break! gay gay gay gay gay! It's SO in canon, I think the thing that killed me was the maids, they were... Oh God I can't even describe it!

"Pickering!"

"Higgins!"

"Pickering!"

"Higgins!"

Man, that just made me lose it. Yet again I just killed my innocence. thank you. :)

Yes, I realize this story was written awhile ago, but I was looking for My Fair Lady fics and I just could resist reading this one. You see, I am currently involved in a production of My Fair Lady and we couldn't help noticing how much all of Higgin's female bashing was really praising men. We deduced, therefore, that he was homosexual and that he and Pickering had an elicit relationship while Eliza was there. Like a twisted love triangle. We take every opportunity to bring it up during rehersal. What I really must commend you on is the "Higgins" "Pickering" exchanges, because just Friday the two boys in the roles did that during rehersal, each crying out the other's names rather like two lovers during sex. And so, in short, thank you for this bright spot of humor! It rang too true for me at this point and I loved it!

You know, strangely enough, this sounds like something that our drama dept. would do with these people. The two actors who play Pickering and Higgins in our version are some of the few male actors in our school who aren't gay, though, so that would be...interesting.

I was reminded of an old Benny Hill sketch:

"John!"

"Mary!"

"John!"

"Mary!"

"John!"

"Mary!"

etc. This was delightful!

OH MY GOD THAT WAS FREAKIN' HILLARIOUS! I seriously laughed so hard I fell out of my chair. Higgins! Pickering! OMFG that was AWESOME!

Oh dear god. Why hadn't I read this before. I think I love you. (You haven't, by any chance, seen Fushugi Yugi have you?)

As for something a little more pratical: I love the language you used, it's in a odd way brilliantly *them*.

OMG! THATS F#$#$%$ HILARIOUS! -dies laughing- I had to read it more than once, I still can't stop laughing.. PICKERING...HIGGINS!

Lol! This is so hilarious! I luv MFL. Great!

::cracking up:: That was hysterical! My Fair Lady is one of my all-time favorite musicals, and I've occasionally wondered about the phrase, "Why can't a woman be more like a man?" Hilarious-my favorite line had to be, "All the men under me in the service said the same thing"-that was great. The whole thing was great! Totally random, but great!

I'm not even going to sign in for this. It is an absolute disgrace. This play was meant to be about feminism and showing respect for your friends, not sleazy pornography. You must have no decency whatsoever. By the way the two "L guys" are Alan Lerner and Frederick Lowe. You could at least have found that out.