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27 November 1998, 03:42 PM
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Jeni,
At least we have young ladies such as yourself still in the world. By the way, I tried to email a snowball to you and it kept coming back on me. Is there something I should know? Rittm
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27 November 1998, 03:54 PM
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Rittmeister: sad to say, you come from a more refined and genteel era. (I know, I know...poison gas, mass artillery, muddy trenches, unprecedented slaughter in your day. Just goes to show how standards have slipped.)
Anyway...as I was saying, uh, oh yeah. Your observation on the disgusting nature of female combatants pushing, hair pulling, spitting & scratching. For some peculiar reason, in the 1990s such behavior ALLEGEDLY is looked upon favorably when accomplished in knee-deep mud and goo. I have no first-hand experience of the phenomenom, you understand, but it seems widely accepted in late 20th century "culture." Somehow, I just don't think the appeal would translate into a paying-audience snowball fight. |
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