March 3rd, 2010 -- by Bacchus
Naked Warrior
Me being who I am, my eye is not usually drawn to the male warrior types in your average fantasy art. But I’m pretty sure I’ve got a reader or two who’d like to ogle (at a minimum!) this fellow:
It surely would be a waste if he were to be devoured at this time.
From here.
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Consider me ogling – he’s lovely! In fact, that whole picture is just hot :)
xx Dee
Alas, I am unaffected enough by male beauty that my mind just went ‘yeah, objectively gorgeous looking guy, interesting scarification’ and then went right back to nitpicking his technique for avoiding becoming lion food.
Darn. I mean, darn. Intellectually I *know* I’m missing out here.
…So for dealing with a springing lion, I would have thought a better plan would be squatting down behind the shield, pacing the butt of your spear firmly against the ground, point held upward towards the lion and then allow the cat to impale itself on it whilst your fellow warriors attack from the sides.
But I’ve probably just read too many stories about boar hunts and got that all completely wrong :)
I think the “Plan B” version of that technique is to be the second guy. After the first guy makes his heroic stand, however he does it, you stab the lion while it’s busy mauling the first guy.
It follows from this that everybody is very polite about whatever boneheaded technique is adopted by the hero who volunteers to be bait.
Well, the girl in the picture isn’t THAT bad either :)
Here’s another photo that you could put here, and you wouldn’t even have to change your caption!
There needs to be more hot-men-in-distress photos in the world so I can dream about saving them from sea monsters. :(
I can relate to the poor guy.
He’s trying to impress the lady, but she’s heard that pick-up lion before.