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A780770 - Human mental behavior and G-strings
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Entry: Human mental behavior and G-strings - A780770
Author: Stacks Montgomery - U197901
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A780770 - Human mental behavior and G-strings
Spiff Posted Jan 22, 2003
Hi Stacks, and welcome to the AWW (if you ever come over and read this),
I read this, and whilst i quite like your style, i'm not exactly convinced by *all* your arguments... you a guy, by any chance? I only ask because of the distinctly partisan tone of one or two phrases...
"Who, in half his next-door neighbour's right arm, would like to see a guy wearing one? And at that, what guy would be able to stand wearing it, the male human body isn’t at all suitable for having a thin piece of material wedged between its buttocks."
cya
spiff
A780770 - Human mental behavior and G-strings
a girl called Ben Posted Feb 6, 2003
Hiya Stacks, Hiya Spiff
This entry amused me. Like Spiff, I like the style; unlike Spiff I didn't particularly mind that it was pretty male and pretty heterosexual in outlook.
As an admirer of the male backside, (well, *some* male backsides, anyway) I would say that nothing is better than g-strings, but if you must have something rathr than nothing then (from the rear at least) G-strings are better than so many of the alternatives. From the front they have a bad tendency to make me giggle.
What didn't work for me with this entry was that I could not see what G-Strings had to do with being an early adopter, inventiveness or mice.
It seemed like two entries, not one, intermingled together. I liked the first half, quite liked the second half, but found the mixture rather indigestible.
Which brings me round to the Underguide. A group of researchers are trying to make it easer for readers to find good entries which are not suitable for the Edited Guide. We are referring to whatver eventually emerges as 'the Underguide'. The idea is that Underguide entries are distinguished from normal unedited entries in one or more of the various ways that we are discussing.
Now as this stands I would not personally recommend it for the Underguide, on the basis that it is two entries in one. However, if the entry on G-Strings was - er - beefed up, then that might work for me as an UG entry.
The mice eluded me I am afraid.
Stacks, and keep on writing.
Ben
A780770 - Human mental behavior and G-strings
SomeMuppet Posted Aug 3, 2003
Taking Bens last point this might work if it was kept to the G-String part.
Unfortunately Stacks hasn't posted in over a year.
Bumping this up to get other opinions
KJ
A780770 - Human mental behavior and G-strings
nadia Posted Jan 23, 2005
For all the reasons Ben said and because Stacks looks to be long gone, I suggest a move.
N
A780770 - Human mental behavior and G-strings
Spynxxx Posted Jan 23, 2005
seconded for the same reasons
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