December 12th, 2022 -- by Bacchus
Here’s Sharon Tate having a girls-on-trampolines moment during the filming of Don’t Make Waves, as seen in the February 1967 issue of Adam magazine:
Sharon Tate, for those of you too young to remember the name, the actress, or the celebrity crime, was married to Roman Polanski and infamously murdered by the Manson Family cult in 1969.
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December 10th, 2022 -- by Bacchus
She bought this lacy corset and the white fishnet stockings for one reason only: to show them off to you in this anonymous motel room and let you take them off her (or not — they aren’t exactly in the way of anything) while you display suitable admiration for the wrapping and the present:
I don’t have a good source for this photo but it’s been circulating on various user-upload sites for most of the last decade.
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December 8th, 2022 -- by Bacchus
Nobody who has ever had sex in one of those fourposter beds with the smooth round knobs hasn’t wondered how many times they’ve doubled as sex toys for ambitious fornicators. It does happen:
These gifs were posted on Twitter by SLB, here and here.
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December 6th, 2022 -- by Bacchus
The girls on trampolines trope is an erotic classic wherever we encounter it. Here’s an early exemplar from a vintage sleaze magazine:
The artwork illustrated some foolish wish-fulfillment casting-call comic fiction in the May 1969 issue of Cad magazine. The protagonist is actually a trampoline salesman, or at least a Beverly Hills playboy with delusions of advertising moguldom.
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December 4th, 2022 -- by Bacchus
I count nine ladies of the harem. No wonder they look bored!
Art is by Eugene Reunier.
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December 2nd, 2022 -- by Bacchus
There’s a cold winter wind blowing oak leaves against my window tonight, so it’s a perfect time to post this classic autumnal art by Herouard, perhaps for the French magazine La Vie Parisienne:
Dance, lady, dance!
(Meanwhile there are six lines of French poetry on the full page with this art. I’m not crazy enough to attempt a machine translation, but if anybody wants a stab at it, the comments are open!)
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December 1st, 2022 -- by Bacchus
Long ago, in the first flush of the “safe sex” era that arose during the AIDs epidemic, there was an attempt by various parties to rehabilitate the unsexy connotations of condom use. One of the tactics employed was to suggest (usually with chastely-abstract graphics, but sometimes with explicit and attractive photos) that a woman might “encourage” her partner to wear a condom by putting it directly on his dick with her mouth, without much use of her hands. It’s a skill of dexterity, apparently, like the old cowboy trick of rolling a cigarette one-handed while holding the reins with your other hand.
And somehow via that deep history we have arrived at Sakura (a character from the Street Fighter video game franchise) using this method to put a condom on her partner:
The artist is Makinaru.
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