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blimey almighty. people not spending the whole fifteen minutes they are paid for to interact with moggy/exploitation of workers/child labour/alienation/accusations of pretentiousness. this thread has it all.


http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?30,1286026,1288402#msg-1288402

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  • 4 weeks later...

MrBen Wrote:

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> Makes a change from seeing an "adult swing" turn

> up. Back in the day there was one of those

> (clean!) In every classified ads. That means at

> least one of you 40 to 50 plussers must have

> bought one in the eighties ....fess up.


Ok I admit it, I had a Swingball, vintage 70's if you don't mind ;-)...

Salsaboy Wrote:

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> Who buys porn? I've heard it's free on t'internet.


Maybe like clothes and furniture, porn has a 'vintage' interest for some people.

I wonder what happened to King Dong?..

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