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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Mar 1995.
Re: REQ: male nudes

Re: REQ: male nudes

>: 
>:    On Thu, 16 Mar 1995, Maria-Loretta Madamba u wrote:
>: 
>:    > 
>:    > I've seen several female nudes in ascii. Does anyone have any male nudes 
>:    > they could email me?
>:    > 
>:    > Danke 
>:    > 
>:    If anyone mailes you some male nudes, pls copy them to moi.
>:    Grassyass (gracious)
>: 
>
>Do you really think this is worth any response ????
>
>Susan
>
It is: we men have been buying for example Penthouse and Playboy for 
decenia, making it possible for all men in this world to enjoy the sight of 
what they love and distributing it so that who wanted it, would get it.

We have built on our reputation for years, being rewarded with a couple of 
pictures in ascii.

Now women have started to go to the Chippendales 10 LOUSY YEARS ago, and 
suddenly they want pictures on the net too! It wouldn't be fair....

Goodnight,
						MC cool X
			

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Subject: Re: REQ: male nudes
Date: Wed, 22 Mar 1995 14:11:04 GMT
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