I actually haven’t watched the scene so I couldn’t know. Yes – that photo makes it so clear. Tnx.

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If you don’t see these two things as comparable, I give up! Let’s just move on.

All I get are loads of images of Cleopatra being carried on a litter. So I wonder if someone represents Cleopatra in this particular BA porn scene or something else is the meaning of your comment ?

Oh, because you put it in the context of English, I thought your question was purely about the syntax of what I said. Google the phrase “Cleopatra litter” without the quotes and you’ll see an abundance of answers to the rest of your question.

Tnx a lot for your really looong explanation. I appreciate it a lot. However , it is still unclear to me why you used Cleopatra in this particular context. I would be grateful for a few more words of explaining it to me.

Yes, of course! That’s a fun question partly because you caught me doing something I don’t normally do, using a popular idiom. “Of it all” is something I picked up from TV. I first noticed Niecy Nash saying it on Clean House, a show I wish was still airing in reruns. Anyway, it basically means that elements of something are creating an overall impression. When Niecy said it, she would sometimes wave her hand demonstratively across the elements in question. So for example, she might say to Jerome Exupery, “I am loving the Ryan Phillippe-ness of it all,” meaning that Jerome evokes an impression of Ryan Phillippe. The -ness suffix might have been clarifying had I used it, but I considered it redundant because that idiom already refers to a state of being: state of being “Cleopatra carried on a litter” in this case.

Matter of fact, in researching your question, I found this paragraph in the New York Times from earlier this month:

“Money is an issue. Sexism is an issue,” said Nash. “It’s not so much about the black and white of it all, or the oppression of it all, it’s more about being underserved as a woman and wanting to have respect.”

In another publication, Niecy mentioned going to an event with a borrowed jewel on her left ring finger because although it was not a wedding ring, she was “married to the bling of it all.”

I hope the guys are this hot, but can fuck better.

One question : as English is not my mother tongue this Cleopatra sentence is totally unclear to me. Can you explain what it means ?

He’s one of my all-time favorites on the site. That ass is amazing too.

I’m sure you’re right. BA has a lot of beautiful guys but it’s always the same: over the top fake moaning and just the tip in.

Agreed. And the Cleopatra of it all borders on stupid.

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