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From: ray@rochester.UUCP (Ray Frank)
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Subject: Re: all those sailors
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Date: Sun, 13-Oct-85 12:46:26 EDT
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Posted: Sun Oct 13 12:46:26 1985
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> 
> To set the record even straighter, my comments (the stuff Frankie
> falsely attributed to Ginger) were completely sarcastic.  I agree
> with Ginger in that the male intellectual and emotional awareness
> is often beneath contempt (e.g. Ray Frank). I disagree with Ginger's 
> limitation of femininity/masculinity to mere sexual posturing.  There's
> much more to life than that.  Furthermore, it is difficult enough to keep
> men in their place WITHOUT gratuitous sexual posturing.  Personally,
> I don't feel very feminine when I have to tell some horse's ass man
> that he's wasting his time chasing me, and that why doesn't he grow
> up and realize that people have brains and souls as well as sex organs.
> Ever read "The Games People Play", Ginger?
> Start with the chapter entitled "RAPO".  
> 
>                 Spice

Spicy fer sherrr!

I already apologized to the net about my off color humor, which by the way
was first told to me by Joan Rivers on the Carson show.  Yes that's right,
a women told that joke to millions of viewers about another women.  What's
this world coming to?

Remember, we men chase you women till you women catch us.  Uh oh, I broke a
cardinal rule, now you know our secret.
 
p.s.  Isn't there even one man whom you've met that you could'nt apply
your colorful adjectives to?  C'mon, must be one good one out there.