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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Oct 1999.
How do mermaids do "the nasty" ?

How do mermaids do "the nasty" ?

:      |||||
:     | o o |
:     |  >  |    .--- How does a mermaid have a period?
:     |   . | --'
:      \___/
:     __| |__
:    /       \
:   | |.   .| |
:   | |     | |
:   | |_____| |
:   /_|     |_\
:     .      '.
:     '.       -.  mga
:       '-.      '.
:          "-_     '
:             '-_   '.
:                )    "".
:               /_-'""""
:

And how do they ... you know ...

             .-.     .-.
      ,ooO()/   )   (   \()Ooo.
      |   ) |  (     )  | (   |
      |  (  |   \   /   |  )  |
      \   ) \_ __) (__ _/ (   /
       `-'  .ooO() ()Ooo.  `-'  hjw

With no (apparent) genitals ??

.. I wonder ....


BTW who is this Dean Stark fella'  ?

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Subject: How do mermaids do "the nasty" ?
Date: 1999/10/10
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