Lolita is the title of a book by Vladimir Nabokov, about the desires of a middle aged man, and the beauty and innocence of youth. Stanley Kubrick made it into a quite decent movie in 1962, with James Mason starring as Humbert Humbert.
It was re-made with Jeremy Irons and Melanie Griffith in 1997, but that movie was simply aweful. C PS Now you know what that line in the Police song "Don't stand so close to me" is about On Tue, 2002-03-26 at 11:20, Nick Fisher wrote: > > > one I know ever uses the word lolita. The last time I heard > > that word being > > > used not in relation to porn was when I had a friend called > > Lolita (Some 15 > > > years ago now). As far as I can think of Lolita is only ever > > used as a porn > > > > What kind of sicko would name their daughter Lolita? > Lolly as she was known..... > She was a classmate when I was in Primary school in London (UK)... so I > suppose the answer would be an Upper Middle class English couple having a > baby in the mid 70s. To tell you the truth it wasn't untill I descovered Net > Porn (Or should that be Net Porn descovered me?) that I heard the word > lolita used in the pedo context. I'm still not sure why it's used. I'm > guessing there was a film where some underage femail called Lolita.... > err.... yunno... and the name then stuck for the genre. > > > ><> > > _______________________________________________ Spamassassin-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/spamassassin-talk
