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From: emneufeld@watdragon.UUCP (emneufeld)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Tan Lines...
Message-ID: <700@watdragon.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 27-Mar-86 14:36:59 EST
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Posted: Thu Mar 27 14:36:59 1986
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Organization: U of Waterloo, Ontario
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I really don't have any opinions on tan lines one way or the other, but one day
I was driving around Regina, Saskatchewan with two friends, Dan and Mel.  Dan
is a construction worker and Mel is the curator of a small art gallery.  Dan was
putting it a ceiling in his rumpus room, and the three of us were heading to a
lumber yard in Dan's truck to pick up the material we needed.

Dan pointed out the tan lines on the buttock of a girl wearing a pair of red
jogging shorts, and said that he thought that it was very sexy.  Mel pointed
out that this was probably because the exposed tan line was a symbol of the
transition from casual to intimate knowledge of a person; to put it another way,
it represented entry (visual, at least) into the ``forbidden zone''.

Dan said whatever it was sure made him horny.

These are the sorts of conversations you have, driving around Regina,
Saskatchewan with a construction worker and the curator of a small art gallery.