November 27th, 2019 -- by Bacchus
I know there are a lot of people vying for your Black Friday bargain dollars, but 55% off is a great deal for joining Kink Unlimited.
If you haven’t been paying attention, the Kink Unlimited product is a lot more these days than just the familiar in-house Kink.com-made sites, which are now called channels. The Kink product now contains more than eighty channels, many of which consist of kinky porn flowing in under license from other major porn brands you will recognize. It’s an enormous porn value for the money!
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November 25th, 2019 -- by Bacchus
She deployed not just her ample tits but her hands and tongue as well: it was nearly a full-body effort, and it seems to have reached a most satisfactory conclusion for all parties.
I wonder if anybody brought a towel?
The artwork is by Cholesenel.
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November 23rd, 2019 -- by Bacchus
In this artwork by Neongun, the cyborg Motoko Kusanage from Ghost In The Shell appears to be enduring some complex maintenance procedures on tricky-to-access internal components:
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November 21st, 2019 -- by Bacchus
What is it with lesbians and really good towels?
This is cover art from Love Like A Shadow (1967).
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November 19th, 2019 -- by Bacchus
Hungry? Here’s a dirty limerick about sandwiches, sort of:
Sighed a southern nymphet named Rebecca:
“I never enjoy just one peckah —
It’s so much more thrillin’
to serve as the fillin’
of a sandwich, a big double-deckah!”
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November 18th, 2019 -- by Bacchus
To continue the conversation about the sexual politics in 20th-century cartoonery of shipwrecked castaways marooned on desert islands, here’s a 1970s Sex To Sexty gag that breaks the third wall and mocks not only the genre itself but also the sexual prowess of washed-up would-be cocksmen:
The caption reads “I’ve been in these desert-island cartoons before… he won’t last until the ink dries!” Artist signature is Miller.
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November 17th, 2019 -- by Bacchus
Here are some of the “handful of interesting propositions” that Babs has gotten:
In a dorm room: “Can I take off my boots and stay a while?”
While working at a diner: “So, do you like to drink beer and listen to polka music?”
While working at a resort: “I like really young girls, but I need to keep it legal. So, how old are you?”
In Moscow: “You know, I’m looking for a wife.”
In Wisconsin: “Do you wanna go south of the border?” (Babs’ reply: “It’s a long way to Mexico, honey.”)
I have seen women making the point on Twitter more recently: they deal with a constant background noise of mostly-unwelcome propositions that most men have no idea about.
This vintage blog post comes, via the Internet Archive, from Sure Things Babs; it dates to 2001.
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