Mata Hari
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Quoted from PopBumperPete:growing up i thought he was a magician and she was his assistant
First saw the Mata Hari in a bowling Alley in Delaware, summer of 1979 and that’s exactly the same thing I thought they were. (And probably for a few years afterwards). 
Quoted from Billc479:My grandkids were here over the holidays, and asked me about the backglass. Here's what NOT to say.
The 8 YO granddaughter wanted to know why her underwear had holes in it - my answer was because she tooted a lot and needed the ventilation so her underwear would not be stinky all the time.
The boys (5 & 7) wanted to know why her pants were not pulled up all the way. I told them she was trying to be modern by not pulling up her pants.
I have since been made to see there may have been an error in my answers. (Wifey wasn't happy, but she didn't have what I thought were better answers.)
Anyone else have experiences like this or have better answers?
You ought to try explaining the Aladdin’s Castle genie with flashing titty-tassels to an inquisitive 5 year old boy. Lots of stuttering and stammering.
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