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October 03, 2003

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The approach of the Rugby World Cup to Australia will have many benefits. The economy is set to get a lift from the huge impact of such a widely followed event, second only to the Olympics. This includes the vice industry.

...rugby union's English public school heritage meant demand for bondage and domination services was likely to skyrocket.

"It's not something that's very big in Australia, so a lot of the brothels are looking at lining up dominatrix for the tournament," he told AFP.

"If you look at where the game came from, the English public schools, they're very much into correction and all that.

I'm upset Australia has to import talent to service these needs. Surely there's enough home grown workers who can compete with the world's best on such a stage. If not, then it is time the industry and Government started working on a youth program so such an outrage will not happen again. Let's get into the schools, let's get an elite academy where we can train our raw material into top class performers. Please help - I am happy to lend a hand anyway I can.

 posted by Simon on 10.03.03 at 01:36 PM in the




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