May 14th, 2018 -- by Bacchus
It’s amazing how many celebrities there are who I’ve never heard of until they get humiliated on the internet in some viral scandal that touches on the interests of ErosBlog readers. Last week, it was the turn of one hip-hop dude (I had to look that part up) named DJ Khaleed, who had a 2015 interview video surface in which he blathered on at too much honest length about how he is unable to lick pussy. Yeah, that’s his story; he says he “just can’t.”
To celebrate his weak-ass tongue and his even-weaker sexual politics, here’s some vintage-1977 “sixty-nine” (as they used to call it) art by Bill Ward:

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May 13th, 2018 -- by Bacchus

This extremely busy and sexually-satiated goblin woman is Alphie from the web porn comic of that name; the artist is the Patreon-supported InCase.
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May 12th, 2018 -- by Bacchus
Here’s a reminder via Bawdy Blog that sadism is supposed to be fun:

The art isn’t credited, and I could be wrong, but from the style I want to say it’s by Peter Riverstone.
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May 11th, 2018 -- by Bacchus
OK, so she probably didn’t actually leave them in there, but he doesn’t seem to mind that she’s searching very carefully:

The artwork is by Kiwine, who has a profile at Hentai Foundry.
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May 10th, 2018 -- by Bacchus
Say what you mean, do what you say you’ll do:

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May 9th, 2018 -- by Bacchus
The wag who posted this to Twitter said “You could have fooled me!” and I have to agree; it doesn’t look to me like Brittany is anywhere near climax:

In all fairness to Brittany, most likely a hard-working and superb local reporter, her stern and somewhat tired expression is likely appropriate to what looks like a wrecked bus scene near the town of Climax, Georgia. Sorry, Brittany. But is this another case of “your team hates you?”
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May 8th, 2018 -- by Bacchus
I have posted several times in the past about the professional female bare-breasted ama divers of Japan, whose job it was to dive (usually for pearls or kelp). This artwork from a vintage Kitan Club magazine seems to invoke an industrial ama diver, not a notion I’ve encountered before but one which makes perfect sense:
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