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Vanityfair.com: MADAME CLAUDE AND HER HIGH-PROFILE CLIENT LIST

by Joe Mobley
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Local Vacuum-Cleaner Salesmen aside, this is a very interesting read.

"We took the lift and Claude greeted us at the door... We made small talk for 15 minutes... Then she made the segue. 'I understand you'd like to see some jeunes filles?' She always used 'jeunes filles.' " This, de Lucovich said, was Claude's polite way of saying 18 to 25.
I gave my English guest first choice. He picked the blonde. I wasn't disappointed. Each bedroom had its own bidet. There was some nice polite conversation, and then . . . It was slightly formal, but it was high-quality."
A very interesting read.

Madame Claude and Her High-Profile Client List: John Kennedy, de Gaulle, and Onassis | Vanity Fair

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  • Profile picture of the author Dennis Gaskill
    I'm not going to read the article, but that Whitacre sure gets around, doesn't he? Who knew he was a madame?

    ...besides Riffle, that is.

    Joe, this is the second time today you've set me up like this. Are you doing it on purpose?
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  • Profile picture of the author HeySal
    This is going to end up in the "un-see" category real fast, so I think I'll just duck out while there's still time to save myself.
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