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		<title>Carnalpedia: an encyclopedia of smut</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Sure, Wikipedia is there to give you a list of every Simpsons episode ever, or help you figure out when Brigitte Bardot was born&#8211;but what if you&#8217;re looking to do research of a more, ahem, prurient nature? Carnalpedia hopes to become the go-to source for all your sexy research. Using the same platform as Wikipedia, [...]]]></description>
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