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Nunsploitation
Posted on: May 23, 2007 - 12:56pm
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Nunsploitation
Oh man. I stumbled on the best word today. Seriously. I can't even believe I had never heard it before. Nunsploitation Not only does it have websites like http://www.nunsploitation.net, but it has a Wikipedia entry! I'm mean seriously. I need to think of a way to work this into conversations.
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Is that nun about to put a lit candle in her vagina?
That is pretty funny! LOL.
That would hurt. LOL.
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I initially read that as "conversions". And was imagining a conversation like "Hi, now I've converted you, I've a cool new use for your nun outfit..."
T="theists who's posts are fun-to-read, truth-seeking and insightful". Your own T will be different, but Tdewi includes { Avecrien, Cory T, crocaduck, JHenson, jread, wavefreak }
Probably a little bit, but I assume the flame would go out pretty quickly and it would be just like a dildo afterwards. I think way too much sometimes.
Ever read the stories about "Maria Monk"? These books were written in the 19th century by protestants to show the evils of the Catholic clergy. Nuns were raped by priests, turned to lesbiansim, and killed newborns by stuffing them into the walls of the monastic cell.
I figure these were just Victorian porn, but they were used by the KKK in the 1920's as "proof."
"Tis better to rule in Hell than to serve in Heaven." -Lucifer
Oh what lovely stories.