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On Becoming a Woman - The Sequel.
May 22, 2005 17:33
Okay, okay. Due to popular demand, I've done some more scanning from the unquenchable source of wisdom that it On Becoming a Woman. Hop over to
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potionsmistress
May 22 2005, 15:35:24 UTC
Dude, now I want to read "Happiness for Husbands and Wives" and share it with my husband.
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proudlijaholic
May 22 2005, 20:08:37 UTC
Good God, that's depressing.
I wonder if there are any bookstores that stock this.
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dracothelizard
May 22 2005, 22:40:19 UTC
Wow, the daughter looks like she's about to hit her father with the sleigh!
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andy_longwood
May 23 2005, 23:18:47 UTC
Boy, this guy really likes to say "wholesome."
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blinkytreefrog
May 24 2005, 09:30:56 UTC
It's a wholesome word. *nods*
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ankhet
May 29 2005, 07:24:26 UTC
(fly-by from a link to the FAQ.. by.. someone OH GOD I CAN'T REMEMBER!)
...reminds me of a conversation from "Pride and Prejudice":
"Well, Mr. Collins' conversation certainly is...wholesome."
"Yes, and there's plenty to be had of it!"
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popesnarky
May 24 2005, 01:44:14 UTC
Hail Eris!
"Every girl who can make a pal and confidant of her father i fortunate, for such a wholesome relationship often guards against serious mistakes."
Wow! Even incest???
Snarky (No, that *never* happened before the feminists came along, did it? You know, before the 1790s.)
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I wonder if there are any bookstores that stock this.
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...reminds me of a conversation from "Pride and Prejudice":
"Well, Mr. Collins' conversation certainly is...wholesome."
"Yes, and there's plenty to be had of it!"
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"Every girl who can make a pal and confidant of her father i fortunate, for such a wholesome relationship often guards against serious mistakes."
Wow! Even incest???
Snarky (No, that *never* happened before the feminists came along, did it? You know, before the 1790s.)
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