Re: NEKAMA
From Sam Blanning <enq...@nationalcoursingclub.org>
· alt.ascii-art
· 19 Mar 2003 16:08 · View full thread
"ABCGi" <abc...@YcodeOmonkeyI.comN.auK> wrote... > "KIRARA" <jim...@anet.ne.jp> wrote: > > > [Nekama] > > The man who act as a woman in the cyberspace. > > Purpose is to cheat other guys. Nekama love to > > trick other men who are just in "mating season". > > Nekama isn't faggot. Only they want is to made > > them put in the love & sex fever. > > More crazier the man fall in love with Nekama, > > more happier Nekama will feel. > > Simply abnormal. > > Sounds perfectly fine, gay or not... closet gay perhaps... > 'Attention whore' is another possible word (wow, Kirara is turning this place into alt.english.usage :-))
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