Veruca James, Kneeling Well
This post is fan-service for Goreans. Yes, they’re still out there; if you don’t believe me, just search! And among their many obsessions, they number an interest in defining, and detailing, slave positions.
As it happens, most of the photo shoots for Sex and Submission that you get access to as a member include a preliminary “modelling” section where you see the models fully clothed and in a variety of nude and semi-nude “glamor” poses. These shots rarely make it into the free samples from any given shoot that are all over the web, but there are often fun or silly gems that are well worth looking at. The most recent shoot, starring Veruca James, included the sequence of kneeling poses (reminding me strongly of the Gorean “slave positions” game) that illustrates this post.
Postscript about search engine links: It’s long been my habit when pointing at a cultural phenomenon to do so with a search engine link using an appropriate keyword or keyphrase; sites come and go, but such links stay fresh almost eternally. Always before, I’ve used Google search links for this, but today I have used links from Duck Duck Go. The reason? Simply this: in matters of adult interest, Google has lost my trust. When I do adult searches on Google, the results are often bizarrely bad; many great and venerable sites don’t show up at all (or are buried too deep in the results to find) while the top results are obscure and unimportant non-adult sites that have some slight keyword overlap. Duck Duck Go seems to be delivering results from a database that’s smaller and less fresh than Google’s; but right now it seems to me to be doing a much more honest job of showing (not hiding) the adult sites it’s got that correspond to my keyword searches.
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Google’s search algorithms are incredibly restrictive. For example, if you write posts less than 250 words, the algorithm tends to relegate those to the bottom. Having the “right” keywords is critical. If you quote too much material from other posts (e.g., corporate press releases or product information), the algorithm will assume that it is a “scraper” post (i.e., created by a bot site and reposted) and again, relegate it to the bottom. And so on.
I’m sure Google’s approach to any adult material is similarly encumbered. I guess what I’m saying is that you shouldn’t assume that it *all* has to do with adult content; that’s just a portion of it. Check out the various information about “Google Penguin” for more details.
A verruca is a painful wart on the sole of the foot. Roald Dahl undoubtedly knew it when he created Veruca Salt, but Ms James or her parents didn’t check very carefully…
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