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History of Feminism

MadrasT

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2. They are fun to read, and enlightening

Reply to seabeyond (Reply #1)

Fri Apr 27, 2012, 12:05 PM

Apr 2012

I've tried to mimic book cover poses myself once in a while, just messing around, and came to the same conclusion.

I loved reading these. He had fun with it and makes a real point at the same time.

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Striking A Pose (Women and Fantasy Covers) [View all] MadrasT Apr 2012 OP

i have to get to work, quickly, now.... right now, lol seabeyond Apr 2012 #1

They are fun to read, and enlightening MadrasT Apr 2012 #2

I love how matter-of-fact he is... redqueen Apr 2012 #3

Love it. MadrasT Apr 2012 #4

It's great isn't it? redqueen Apr 2012 #5

Bravo to Jim C. HInes! CrispyQ Apr 2012 #6

reminds me of some of the comedy of Elayne Boosler Scout Apr 2012 #7