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#23 - X-Men, X-Women & X-Enbies

#23 - X-Men, X-Women & X-Enbies

Publié le dimanche 19 novembre 2023 à 01:22 par NRE.fm - Nouvelles Radios Euphoriques

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Charlie a un sujet de ouf sur X-Men 2 : Logan est kinky. Le sujet le plus rentable : on riffe pendant 30 minutes à propos d’une scène de 7 secondes. Mystique / Raven trans, Diablo trans, Logan trans. Trans women are ex-men.
Mieke parle du sexe des hyènes
Louie nous fait découvrir Rina Sawayama et crée de nouvelles addictions.

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