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Dennis Rodman, a former pro b-ball player, in an interview with Star-Tribune columnist C.J revealed that he had had sex with about 2000 women. 500 of whom may have been not so dirty down clean gold-diggers. Take note he did not say how many times he has had sex with one girl.

To any man who thinks having had sex with 20 or 30 girls so far is impressive, they're in for a shocker because they make a good bottom feeder of the list of real players out there.
2000 aka N2k is a scary number indeed. But wait until we add another zero to it.


Meet Wilt Chamberlain. A former professional basketball player who in his prime was a force to be reckoned with. Wilt Chamberlain accounts in his autobiography; A View From Above, that he had sex with 20 000 different women. Upon the release of the book, so many of controversies about black man promiscuity had their time to erupt to noticeable highs.

This may be a confirmatory basis of how one resistant-to-change stereotype about the black man's sexual urges may have come to be fully recognized.

You must wonder how they were able to do it. Few factors come to mind and these are the factors that still play a role today if you really want to be a player. To cut a long story short; (1) you need to be a black man, (2) you need to be really famous, and (3) you need to have lots of money.

To avoid confusion though, the article is not to encourage anyone to promiscuity because that is where one finds STI's.
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