Miss Trannyshack 2005 pageant, Nov. 19 in SF

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Miss Trannyshack

            2005 pageant, November 19 in S.F.
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          Nov 18, 2005
          
        
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       The 10th annual
            Miss Trannyshack pageant takes place Saturday, November
            19, at San Francisco's Regency Center, 1300 Van Ness at
            Sutter. The       legendary event will include celebrity
            judges Jane Wiedlin and Gina       Schock of the Go-Go's as
            well as some of the most outrageous       entertainment
            imaginable. For more information visit www.Trannyshack.com.     

        
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Miss Trannyshack
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