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A measured blend of guidance, wit and sincerity from the femme and the butch perspective, Lipstick & Dipstick is a punchy advice column in CURVE Magazine, the nation's best-selling lesbian magazine.
Check out CURVE'S new website, where you can read old columns.
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Check out CURVE'S new website, where you can read old columns.
Visit The Lipstick & Dipstick Show YouTube Channel
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- The Funniest Lesbian in America is Coming to Portland
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- Did Scarlett Johannson Kiss a Girl?
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1 comment:
This is pretty funny, but there are a couple things I object to: The "narrators" in an upscale house as messengers, and the time when the song "politely" keeps from rhyming with that vile four-letter word sometimes used for women, in a passage about Sarah Palin.
I am not a McCain or Palin fan at all, but EVERYBODY should be treated with dignity, no matter how vile some of their actions have been.
Meanness isn't funny.
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