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You've read that the web/internet is a vast pit of porn, filth and other good things. You've been to websites where thousands of photos of men and women with huge boobs and cocks can be had. You never join one because you don't trust them or can't afford the monthly fee.
Usenet was invented here in Durham, NC. Before Time Berners-Lee wrote the first line of HTML people were talking to each other and sharing things via the Usenet newsgroups. Many newsgroups went to hell. Others thrive, forcibly policed by their regular members.
Many newsgroups, mostly known as the binaries groups, have folks steadily posting pictures. In the erotica binaries they post naked pictures, movies and drawings. Some it seem spend all their free hours scanning Playgirl, Playboy and miscellaneous porno magazines and movies. And you can look at, download and save them all for free.
Unless your ISP is benighted scum the sex themed image newsgroups are included in the cost of your Internet connection just like email.
You'll need to learn the name of your ISP's news server. They'll have it in their FAQ or on their customer support page. Or you can just call and ask. Most newsgroups are devoted to using Microsoft Word, singing the praises of the latest pop star, or pondering the deep truths of garbage like astrology. The tech support people at your ISP won't think you a pervert for asking.
To get the sexy images you'll have to get a program called a newsreader. Outlook Express has that built it but it isn't worth the price you paid for it (nothing). You can check the newsreaders sections of Tucows and NoNags.
There's also a freeware newsreader, Pan, which I've written up elsewhere.
Configuring the software is easy once you know your news server. Finding the erotic newsgroups isn't hard. Almost everyone has the word binaries in its name (there are exceptions like alt.mag.playboy).
Have a good time.
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