Was Freddie ever in love with Roger???

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]inmsthebest wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]goodco wrote: [/QUOTENAME]An urban legend created by the band, was that Roger received half of the royalties for BoRhap because of the B-side.

Well, Freddie actually wrote the lyrics, as a love song about his hidden feelings for Roger.[/QUOTE]

WHAAAAAAT???[/QUOTE]

I have to agree with that "WHAAAAAAT???" Okay, it's fun and possibly not too far off to suspect that Freddie and Roger got drunk one night and had a fling. I do not think that Freddie was in love with Roger in a romantic way. I think that they were really good friends. Nothing more. Period. Also, didn't Roger lock himself in a cupboard to get I'm in Love With My Car to be the B-side? Why would he do that if Freddie wrote the lyrics?

I think some people need help

[QUOTE] Also, didn't Roger lock himself in a cupboard to get I'm in Love With My Car to be the B-side? Why would he do that if Freddie wrote the lyrics?[/QUOTE]

Darling, be careful!!, maybe someone will now say that Roger locked himself in a cupboard because he had had a lovers argument with Freddie, maybe because he made him cry while flirting with others in front of him.;)

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]inmsthebest wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE] Also, didn't Roger lock himself in a cupboard to get I'm in Love With My Car to be the B-side? Why would he do that if Freddie wrote the lyrics?[/QUOTE]

Darling, be careful!!, maybe someone will now say that Roger locked himself in a cupboard because he had had a lovers argument with Freddie, maybe because he made him cry while flirting with others in front of him.;)[/QUOTE]
I heard that one.
Wasn't Freddie flirting with Deaky?

(that was sarcastic, for all you geniuses out there)

I don't think he was in love with Roger. They were very close obviously but I wouldn't go so far as to say they were in love.

Anyway, weren't Brian May and Tim Staffell living with them too? I suppose that means he was in love with them too at some point?

*singing* im in looovee with my caaatsssss *humms**

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JamieSureWould wrote: [/QUOTENAME]*singing* im in looovee with my caaatsssss *humms**[/QUOTE]

Cats? Dogs are better

i agree but thats a song for fredd

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]JamieSureWould wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i agree but thats a song for fredd[/QUOTE]
true true

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]inmsthebest wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Serry... wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I think Freddie and his cats lived together in an appartement for some time......which of course doesn't mean anything...[/QUOTE]

There you go...
I really think Freddie was only in love with his cats;)
To the topic quest:
Freddie loved strong moustached men, nothing to do eith Rog.[/QUOTE]

strong, CHUBBY, moustached men.

Freddie and Roger were termed a couple of queerns in the early 70s. BUT, if you knew anything about the gay community, you'd understand the majority of the friends of gays, are also gay, or lesbian. It's true. Haven't you seen the photos in Peter Freestone's book? Most of the guys hanging with Freddie are gay.

Roger isn't gay though. What Roger is, is a party animal. So Freddie and Roger shared similar interests. Remember them putting mirrors about the GIRLS dressing room so they could watch them undress?

You are all acting like gay guys will fuck anything. Gay guys will not fuck anything, and don't have feelings over every man that walks by. You act as if gays can't have friends of the same sex... which is so stupid of you to say.

But to be completely realistic...If you read Jim's book (Mercury and Me) There are parts that make you curious about them. Such as:
"They were clearly soul mates..." and "They sat giggling together..."

Perhaps in the early days Roger was experimental. Come on. Glam rock was that way. Think about David Bowie. He admitted to be Bi but then decided he was straight.

But then again. It's possible they just got drunk once...stuff happened...and they never spoke of it again. But my personal opinion...they flirted...an awful lot.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]oblivionatmyhead wrote: [/QUOTENAME]But to be completely realistic...If you read Jim's book (Mercury and Me) There are parts that make you curious about them. Such as:
"They were clearly soul mates..." and "They sat giggling together..."

Perhaps in the early days Roger was experimental. Come on. Glam rock was that way. Think about David Bowie. He admitted to be Bi but then decided he was straight.

But then again. It's possible they just got drunk once...stuff happened...and they never spoke of it again. But my personal opinion...they flirted...an awful lot.[/QUOTE]
Woah..Someone finally speaks sense..I think you could be right.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color=violet>Poppy2415 wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]oblivionatmyhead wrote: [/QUOTENAME]But to be completely realistic...If you read Jim's book (Mercury and Me) There are parts that make you curious about them. Such as:
"They were clearly soul mates..." and "They sat giggling together..."

Perhaps in the early days Roger was experimental. Come on. Glam rock was that way. Think about David Bowie. He admitted to be Bi but then decided he was straight.

But then again. It's possible they just got drunk once...stuff happened...and they never spoke of it again. But my personal opinion...they flirted...an awful lot.[/QUOTE]
Woah..Someone finally speaks sense..I think you could be right.[/QUOTE]

Totally agree and have often thought the same thing.

One would not think differently from such a logical poster.....