Difference between revisions of "Female Clubs"

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All-women’s [[fan clubs]] have included:
 
* [[Fannettes]]
 
* [[Fannettes]]
 
* [[N3F Ladies' Auxiliary]]
 
* [[N3F Ladies' Auxiliary]]
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I omitted the [[Vampire Society|Vampyre Society]], a thing organized by [[Marion Z. Bradley]] during the late '40s. This may have been her source for the observation on [[fannettes|men's superiority to women quote in Fancyclopedia II]]. The [[club]] was the reason for the creation of '''Alice Douglas''', a sexy [[femmefan|femme]], who joined because the all-male [[Misfits]] wanted to get the [[Official Organ]] ''[[Harpy's Bizarre]]'', doubtless in the belief that the wimmenfolk discussed Lewd Subjects therein. Unfortunately, Alice's letters were so smutty that the prudish [[mzb|Mrs. Bradley]] kicked her out.  
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I omitted the [[Vampire Society|Vampyre Society]], a thing organized by [[Marion Z. Bradley]] during the late '40s. This may have been her source for the observation on [[fannettes|men's superiority to women quote in Fancyclopedia II]]. The [[club]] was the reason for the creation of '''Alice Douglas''', a sexy [[femmefan|femme]], who joined because the all-male [[Misfits]] wanted to get the [[Official Organ]] ''[[Harpy's Bizarre]]'', doubtless in the belief that the wimmenfolk discussed Lewd Subjects therein. Unfortunately, Alice's letters were so smutty that the prudish<ref>''!?''</ref> [[mzb|Mrs. Bradley]] kicked her out.  
 
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Latest revision as of 02:40, 14 May 2023

All-women’s fan clubs have included:

From Fancyclopedia 2 Supplement, ca. 1960
I omitted the Vampyre Society, a thing organized by Marion Z. Bradley during the late '40s. This may have been her source for the observation on men's superiority to women quote in Fancyclopedia II. The club was the reason for the creation of Alice Douglas, a sexy femme, who joined because the all-male Misfits wanted to get the Official Organ Harpy's Bizarre, doubtless in the belief that the wimmenfolk discussed Lewd Subjects therein. Unfortunately, Alice's letters were so smutty that the prudish[1] Mrs. Bradley kicked her out.
  1. !?