September 23rd, 2021 -- by Bacchus
Liberality, of sorts, is far from a modern invention. It even existed between the pages of large-circulation popular magazines in the staid and conservative 1950s. Nonetheless, I was rather startled to discover this editorial, cheerfully and no doubt expensively illustrated by Harry Devlin, in the May 13, 1950 issue of Colliers. Their editorial Sniffing Out The Sin In The Cinema politely eviscerates, in about a dozen paragraphs, a dumbass proposal by some deservedly-forgotten United States Senator. To save you reading most of those, I’ll tell you that the blue-nosed asshole suggested requiring federal licenses for everybody in Hollywood, under the threat of ganking said licenses whenever their personal behavior failed to live up to unspecified federal morality standards. Collier’s editors were not keen:
Ever since Puritan days there have been periodic attempts to banish sin from our land by means of blue laws. The attempts have been uniformly unsuccessful, probably because it goes against the tough grain of American character to have some pious legislator define virtue and enforce it by statute. But successive failures haven’t discouraged the sanctimonious solons. They’re still at it.
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Hollywood is already subjected to a lot of censorship and pressure, official and otherwise, which too frequently is reflected in the movies we see. We believe the threat of further censorship by Congress would simply lower the quality of Hollywood’s end product without improving the morals of the people who make the pictures or of the people who see them.
The only sensible and democratic censorship is individual discrimination. If you disapprove of the behavior of an actor or director or producer, you can stay away from his pictures. If enough people feel as you do and follow your example, the effect of your disapproval will be felt. Hollywood is very sensitive in the region of the box office. And it never fails to look for a remedy when that sensitive region is injured.
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September 22nd, 2021 -- by Bacchus
Just a handsome young man sitting on the edge of his bed, completely lost in his anal sex fantasy and the intense sensations of his jelly cock-stroker toy:
The uncropped art (by Foudreika) at Kinky Delight additionally shows a closeup of the cock/toy sensation-interface.
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September 21st, 2021 -- by Bacchus
It doesn’t seem like her fingers ought to fit where she is putting them. How much previous stretching has that man’s urethra endured, I wonder?
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September 20th, 2021 -- by Bacchus
Porn producer Paul Morris is best known for building a substantial business at Treasure Island Media on the strength of his controversial conviction that honest representations of male sexual behavior (in the form of barebacking videos in an HIV age) preserve the integrity of pornography. You will not be surprised to learn that he has other controversial ideas as well. In fact, he’s got a notion that you don’t need to do the annoying and difficult work of actually reading French philosophers like Michel Foucault. He’s got a better way of absorbing their ideas:
Many years ago, in the heyday of San Francisco’s gay emergence, I met Foucault at a sleazy bathhouse on Folsom called the Handball Express. I didn’t know who it was until after I’d fisted him (in those days I was a very active fisting top). I’ve always believed that information is transmitted through the physical communion of sex. Rather than studying with him, I absorbed Foucault through my left hand and arm. The information transmitted through sex is as much a part of our nature as the DNA that we receive from our genetic lineages.
Source: Risk and Utopia: A Dialogue on Pornography, Paul Morris & Susanna Paasonen, GLQ: A Journal Of Lesbian And Gay Studies (2014)
https://doi.org/10.1215/10642684-2422656
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September 19th, 2021 -- by Bacchus
The immortal Tom Lehrer famously advised the youth of America “Don’t write naughty words on walls if you can’t spell” and that, all agree, was fabulous advice. Turns out, a similar admonition is necessary to those who scrawl religious sentiments on car windows:
I don’t know what it says about ErosBlog that this is not even the first time that thrusting in Jesus has been featured in a post here. At least this time there are no Roman soldiers.
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September 17th, 2021 -- by Bacchus
Don’t you just love those bright spring days when the sunshine warms the air, but the snow is still heavy on the ground? Our snow angel here surely does!
From a long-ago tumblr.
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September 15th, 2021 -- by Bacchus
I know this sort of body writing is often a humiliation fetish practice, but I prefer to think that our well-spread entrepreneur with her panties down just believes in unmistakable advertising. Because after all, good anal whores are said to be hard to find. It’s really a compliment, isn’t it?
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