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So...not that old of a movie. It was one of those skin-a-max movies I flipped through one night. The only scene I saw was a woman living in the far east was learning to be more sexual or something and in the course of her "training" they painted her bush green and then put some kind of device over it and let locust eat her bush away. I know this sounds strange. I just have to find out and watch it all the way through to figure it out. So, any one know the title?
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This sounds a lot like the cute little ritual my wife performs each year on St. Patrick's Day.
Oh, yeah,
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120446/
"Vicious Circles"
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