Who is Scheherazade?
This newsgroup, alt.binaries.pictures.erotica.scheherazade, was originally conceived and created by Scheherazade a scanner living in Perth Australia. Initially he began posting in November of 1996, and until he ceased active posting to this NG, in July of 1997, he scanned and posted over 3000 high quality images here. Scope of Work During this eight month period, he posted the “sx” series that ran from sx0001-0072, as well as the “st” series which ran from st001-026. The “sx” series original scope was “1001 Erotic Nights”, which was achieved with sx0055.(1001 scans posted) He later extended this series beyond his original goal. The “st” was conceived as “Scheherazades Tales” and was presented in storybook form using HTML files. Scheherazade also scanned under the name of Galadriel, and briefly as Dulcinea. As Galadriel he produced: “Galadriels Ladies” lesbian in concept (gl0001-180) “Galadriels Asians” features Asian ladies (ga001-011) “Galadriels Bodacious Babes” large breasted women
My father used to tell me these tales. And I always wanted to ask … Why didn’t the Caliph choose another girl. After all, he had such a wide choice. Then I was 15 and I started looking at girls myself)) And only at the age of 20 I realized what it means to have a great choice when I came to a dating site – https://www.askme4date.com If you do not want to listen to fairy tales all your life but want real dates and romance, then it is better to start with a search on the site)
Scheherazade, sometimes spelled Scheherazadea, Shahrazad, or Shahrzād, was a Persian queen and the narrator of all but the main story in The Arabian Nights, also called One Thousand and One Nights. The popular legend centers on King Shahryar, a sultan who was disillusioned by the sexual infidelity of women because his first wife had been unfaithful to him. He vowed that every night he would wed a different virgin only to have her beheaded the next morning. After only a few years, all of the marriageable women in his kingdom either had moved far away from the region or had been killed under his orders. No suitable women were left to marry Shahryar except for Scherazade and Dinarzade, the daughters of the kingdom’s vizier, which is a high official in Muslim government. Scheherazade, the older daughter, is a very well-educated young lady, having studied the legends, books, histories, and stories about preceding Kings and humankind in general. She had learned all about poetry, philosophy,
Scheherazade (Persian: Shahrazad) is the mythical storyteller of the Thousand Nights and a Night. Here’s her story, in brief. There was once a king named Shahryar, who ruled much of what is today India and Southeast Asia. To his chagrin he discovered his wife in the kitchen, under the cook. The king ordered his vizier to put the queen to death, and *swhup*, *clunk*, *wobble* went her head. King Shahryar then commiserated with his brother, who was also a king (of what is today Uzbekistan) and who had also recently killed an unfaithful wife. Totally depressed, the two of them ran away from their kingdoms together. Ambling on the seashore, King Shahryar and his brother Shahzaman beheld a giant demon coming toward them, cleaving the ocean like a sword, and they scurried up a tree to hide. The demon unlocked a chest and out popped a beautiful woman. The demon laid his head on this woman’s lap to sleep. But the woman slipped out, and, seeing two kings in a tree, demanded they both come down
