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England's EBay for Sex 

By Jason Walsh  

02:00 AM Mar. 07, 2005 PT

Just as myriad swingers sites allow soccer moms to commit adultery and married men to cheat with impunity, a new British website is helping people to become part-time prostitutes.

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http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,66800,00.html

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I think I have your girl right here then Red.

Check out the full size photo for a full appreciation of those titties.

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i'm pleased prostituion isn't against the law here. :)

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$3.50 for a lucious creature that has feet instead of hoofs, claws or paws. :bigsmile:

Hoofs and claws are in these days, Redneck. Look who's in the White House :lol:

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I'll go $3.99, for the 29 and under super fare redeye

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$4.10 if she swallows. $4.25 if she is underage. $4.35 if I am related to her. :lol:

$4.37 - no sloppy seconds

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It's gettin' kinda expensive. I guess I will take sloppy seconds. My consolation is that you won't mess it up much. :lol:

You're a better man than me - she's all yours :horny:

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