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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 7 Jan 2000.
Re: [pic] swimsuit model with sword

Re: [pic] swimsuit model with sword

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Why not with a sword...
Try this pic...

http://www1.lunatech.com/~ojoshiro/Grabbed/bodyblacksword.jpg

So the idea was not new =)

Women and weapons go well together...
 ...as long as they don't use them =)

Ojosh!ro
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