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Gosh! How appropriate that the conversation has turned to the subject of big c*nts, given that expert opinion in recent years has postulated that the architecture of Stonehenge itself was inspired by those certain parts of a woman.
http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/11949

>'the labia majora could be represented by the outer stone circle and possibly the outer mound, with the inner circle serving as the labia minora, the altar stone as the clitoris and the empty geometric center outlined by bluestones representing the birth canal.'

I checked recently and the structures I keep in my pants still bear no resemblance to Stonehenge or indeed to Mike Croley. Weird. Perhaps it's different if you're a lizard woman or something.


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Jane
Posted by Jane
24th June 2005ce
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