Raincoat crowd
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| - | :''[[Deep Throat]]'' opened to the [[raincoat crowd]] in June, 1972, at the New World Theater on 49th Street. Raincoaters are men who, according to the stereotype, arrive at adult theaters wearing raincoats to allow access to their genitals while they fantasize about the women on screen. --Luke Ford | + | :''[[Deep Throat]]'' opened to the [[raincoat crowd]] in June, 1972, at the [[New World Theater]] on 49th Street. Raincoaters are men who, according to the stereotype, arrive at adult theaters wearing raincoats to allow access to their genitals while they fantasize about the women on screen. --Luke Ford |
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- Deep Throat opened to the raincoat crowd in June, 1972, at the New World Theater on 49th Street. Raincoaters are men who, according to the stereotype, arrive at adult theaters wearing raincoats to allow access to their genitals while they fantasize about the women on screen. --Luke Ford
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