Cybersex + 3Bs

[Erik Hoover]

Earliest Usenet posts in Google archive with phrase "cybersex" appear
in April 1990, but I expect that will be antedated.

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/alt.sex/browse_thread/thread/
61713328e02c3e7e/4902df0d1fcccd7e


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On Dec 19, 2004, at 3:30 PM, neil wrote:

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> Poster:       neil <neil at TYPOG.CO.UK>
> Subject:      Cybersex + 3Bs
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> Now that I've got your attention...
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> Anyone like to hazard the earliest citation for 'cybersex'?
>
> Meanwhile, as a simple Englander, could anyone adumbrate the '3Bs'? -
> see
> citation:
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> "Anyway, there's supposed to be tons of nudity in it [foreign film]."
> "Really"
> "It's French. From what I heard, it's boobies from start to end. All
> three
> Bs."
> "All three? Honest?"
> -- Scott Mebus, 'Booty Nomad', Miramax, NY (Macmillan, London, 2004,
> 235)
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> I could hazard Boobies + Booty/(UK bum), but what's the third - unless
> boobies counts a two Bs?
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>
> Regards
> NEIL
>
> Neil Crawford
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