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by amygdala - written on 27/08/00 (Useful, 21 readings)
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Some people enjoy sniffing glue or petrol or cutting their arms with pieces of broken glass. I’ve got a depraved taste too, but it doesn't destroy brain-cells or cause any other kind of lasting physical harm. At least, I hope it doesn't. And what is it? It's reading books with “Gender” in their titles, like this one. I find it hard to resist them, because a good laugh never goes amiss and that's what books with “Gender” in their titles so often supply. I thought I’d found another good laugh in this one when I read “Her writing is among the best I have had the pleasure to read” (an unidentified ...
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