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                          Masturbator finds solace in kidŐs T.V.


         I just spent several hours trying to jack off to the Playboy channel 
and it was a horrible experience.  The attractive females all have tattoos, 
and there are an abundance of unattractive women, who try to make up for 
their lack of beauty by putting on makeup with a trowel.  Then there are 
the truly awful women, who not only are grody to look at but who are the 
most likely to be seen on the channel having sex!  (Or, rather, having some 
hairy guy huff and puff over them while they have an orgasm.)
         In the end I switched off the Playboy channel and took solace in a 
childrenŐs film, featuring a very attractive little girl.  The film is called 
Challengers.  ItŐs a Canadian film.  It stars an eleven-year-old girl who 
wants to be a boy.  In the end she finds a way to hang out with the boys 
while still being a lovely young girl.  Interestingly, there is a man in the 
movie who acts as her mentor.  But to prevent any intimation that the man 
might be a pedophile, the man is extremely old.  I guess our society is so 
scared of Ňlone malesÓ that the only man they can bear to see talking to a 
little girl is one who is obviously impotent.  The best part of Challengers 
is the ending.  The girl, now teamed up with another girl and three boys, do 
a very nice musical number, as a pre-teen band.  I have watched this 
performance several times and will watch it many more times, itŐs that 
good.  ItŐs rather like the musical number at the end of the 60Ős film 
Candy, except the music is soft rock.
         There are channels devoted to many diverse subjects and someday I 
intend to have a channel devoted entirely to little girls.  One film I will 
certainly feature is the movie Pauline at the Beach.  I first saw this film 
in 1983 on the Bravo channel and now itŐs running all month long on the 
Sundance channel.  Pauline at the Beach is a French film.  It was made in 
1982.  But it contains all the great values of the 1970Ős, regarding free 
love between men and little girls.
         Pauline is about 12-years-old.  She and her aunt go to a beach, where 
they will live for the summer.  The aunt is in love with a man.  He is about 
40, and he suggests to the aunt that it is time for Pauline to lose her 
cherry.  Meanwhile there is another man, who is about 25.  He is in love 
with the aunt, but she doesnŐt love him.  So she suggests to him that he 
teach Pauline the ways of love.  At the same time as these two men are 
contemplating PaulineŐs virginity, she is meeting boys at the beach.  So 
the question arises, who will fuck little Pauline:  the 40-year-old, the 
25-year-old, or one of her same age boyfriends?  The great thing about 
this film is that all the males have an equal chance.  There is no policeman 
waiting around to arrest anyone for child molestation or child rape.
         Pauline at the beach is a classic.  If you havenŐt seen this film, I 
highly recommend it, even if you generally arenŐt interested in films 
starring little girls.
         Next up is the film Ratz.  This is a 90Ős film, starring two 12-year-
old girls.  They want boyfriends, but donŐt have any.  So they wish that two 
pet rats that they own would turn into boys.  And they do!  Except the boys 
donŐt become 12-year-olds, theyŐre more like 18.
         The girls are delighted to have boyfriends, at least at first.  But 
boys will be boys, and these two are rats as well.  I enjoyed this film not 
only for the cute girls, but because the boys really do look and act like 
rats.  Chaos ensues as the rat-boys attempt to deflower the girls and 
otherwise cause trouble.
         Next up in my little girl film festival is the 1989 film Little 
Monsters.  It has a cute 9-year-old girl in it.  She has a pixie-like face and 
long, luscious red hair.  Unfortunately sheŐs only a co-star.  Most of this 
film focuses on a boy in sixth grade, played by The Wonder YearsŐ Fred 
Savage.  He discovers a monster under his bed who lures him into a 
monster-infested dream world.
         I turned on Little Monsters just to see the girl and wound up liking 
the film for its own sake.  ThatŐs not the case with the next film, A Little 
Romance  It vacillates between heartbreak and tedium.  It stars Diane Lane 
as a 12-year-old American girl in Paris.  She meets a French boy who her 
mother disapproves of.  When Diane finds out that her family's going to be 
leaving France, she conceives the idea, with her boyfriend, to share a kiss 
with him in Italy.  The rest is a somewhat tiresome "ABC Afterschool 
Special" type of film, if you happen to remember that sort of thing from 
the 1970's.
         A Little Romance is an antique.  The film doesn't have the modern 
sensibility that keeps children's films in this day and age from dragging.  
The script does display some fancy footwork, but in the end it all leads 
exactly where you know it's going to lead.
         Worse, A Little Romance is filled with 1980Ős Ňchild safetyÓ 
hysteria.  When an old man, played by Laurence Olivier, tries to help Diane 
and her boyfriend in their quest, heŐs arrested and beaten by the police as 
a child molester, and referred to by DianeŐs mother as a dirty old man, 
among other epithets.
         The only redeeming quality of A Little Romance, besides being able 
to lust over Diane Lane, is the very end of the film.  ItŐs final moments are  
quite touching.  ItŐs like the ending of the film Pretty Baby, where the 
screen freezes and one is no longer in a real film, but lost in (real or 
imagined) nostalgia.
         Finally there is The Cider House Rules.  Although it played for weeks 
near the mall where I live, I found it to be utterly tedious.  ItŐs like a 
1940Ős movie, only worse.  IŐve seen the first half of it, and the only 
reason I mention it here is because a reasonably cute 12-year-old girl has 
a crush on the 20-something protagonist, Homer Wells.  Otherwise, the 
only thing more boring than this film is watching the Playboy Channel.

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