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Howard voted 'most embarrassing' in 2006 by FHM swingers
by Sydney Alternative Media Saturday January 06, 2007 at 10:03 AM
sydalternative@blog.tripod.com 0410 558838 NSW, Australia

'The story on so called embarrassing Howard relies on the 'impeccable popular culture source' ahem, that is FHM magazine which is a porn glossy published by Emap in 15 countries and is said to be "the biggest selling men's magazine in Australia & New Zealand" (refer below), based on a blokey survey of a very big sample of 10,000 readers: ....'

Full story here as the Democrats coincidentally (ostensibly) take control of both houses of the USA Congress.

www.sydneyalternativemedia.com/blog

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