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More Urgent Virgin Issues

[Further thoughts, a few minutes later]

Not that it would apply to me [ahem], but what about gay martyrs? Do they get clueless teenage boys? Would they want them? Inquiring minds, and all that...

Posted by Rand Simberg at November 02, 2001 03:31 PM
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(1) In answer to the question about virgins: they are not one-shot

virgins.

They *regenerate* daily. I recall reading that in some

fairly authoritative source, but I forgot which.

Moreover, each paradise dweller is allocated, besides the 70-something regenerating virgins,

a different (and a greater) number of non-virgins, for variety's sake.

(2) women do receive some nice accommodations, too, but I forgot what they are.

(3) gay people, in that belief system, all go to hell, so the

question of sexual perks does not arise.

Posted by jjustwwondering at November 6, 2001 11:52 AM


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