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"Whore!" by Nick (talking dirty) 10, 10, 10
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"Whore!" by Nick (nick@cassandra.demon.co.uk).
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"If you treat a lady like a lady, she'll become a lady. If you treat her like
a whore, she'll become a whore." That's what my grandmother used to say,
some time after Pygmalion (which she probably never read) and before My fair
Lady (of which she did see the movie version, although she had severe glaucoma
by that time). I think she learned that aphorism in a place called The Old
Country. In an ironic way, my grandmother's words are the moral of this
story. However, you have to remember that on this newsgroup the connotation
of being a whore is less pejorative than it was in The Old Country.

As the story says, "Well what is a lady to do with herself for two hours when
she is on the streets dressed like a tart?"

"Tart" - Now there's a word that's underused by Americans, who prefer the more
mundane "bitch." Undoubtedly, British men are clever enough to realize that
they can call their lovers "sweet tart" and get by with it, because the lover
is likely to hear the less oxymoronic "sweetheart." Blimey!

Ratings for "Whore!"
Athena (technical quality): 10
Venus (plot & character): 10
Celeste (appeal to reviewer): 10