Deconstructing O,

[j]

Would that be the French language version? I have 'only' the English one.

Puh-leeze!

Yes I am an "O-A-phile" I have the text file on my computer. I have the original movie on DVD. I have several of the serialized Story of O tv shows that were aired in italy

I would love if they did a Good remake of it. The only things that I would not want would to make it a musical. But as god as my witness you watch they will.

Coming to broad way andrew loyd webber Story of O the musical

Not to creepy

[Mobius]

Would that be the French language version? I have 'only' the English one.

Puh-leeze!

Are you refering to the txt file?
Or the Story of O the series.

Both are in english. I do not speak french nor want to.

No word on the story of O the musical.

"Beet me Beet me, tie me up sir stephin" da ta da tra la

[Aurelius]

Actually Mobius, you may be interested to know that Mozart wrote that more than 200 years ago, in Don Giovanni. Although I don't suppose that would stop A L Webber from his usual recycling.

Seeing a young and coquettish soprano (as Zerlina usually is) singing this at the opera is very sweet indeed Trust me, they're not ALL fat ladies

Batti, batti, o bel Masetto,
La tua povera Zerlina;
Staro' qui come angellina,
Le tue botte ad aspettar.
Lasciero' stracciarmi il crine;
Lasciero' stracciarmi gli occhi;
E le care tue manine
Lieta poi sapro baciar.
Ah! lo vedo, non hai core!
Pace, pace, o mia!
In contenti, ed allegria,
Notte e di vogliam passar.

IN ENGLISH TRANSLATION:
Beat me, beat me, dear Masetto,
Beat Zerlina at your will;
Like the patient lamb I'll suffer,
Meek and mute, and loving still.
Rend those locks you praised so highly;
From your arms Zerlina cast;
These fond eyes in rage extinguish
Fondly still they'll look their last.
Ah! I see, love, you're relenting-
Pardon, kneeling, I implore you!
Night and day, to you devoted,
here I vow to err no more.

[Sir Lanceloth]

that little poem just made mozart an interesting topic for me vow, that has newer happened before

[j]

The series? Perish the thought. The only true sequel is Reage's 'Retour a Roissy', which she wrote with the specific intent of deconstructing 'Story of O' - removing the glamour and revealing the pettiness of characters like Sir Stephen, a pimp and crook.

Of course, to many readers it made the story even more exciting...

The movie was glossy trash.

Are you refering to the txt file?
Or the Story of O the series.

Both are in english. I do not speak french nor want to.

No word on the story of O the musical.

"Beet me Beet me, tie me up sir stephin" da ta da tra la