March 30th, 2017 -- by Bacchus
The artwork above is from the cover of something called Gangster Story Bonnie: Alaska! and all I can say about is that I hope that little zip-gun Bonnie’s pulling up out of the snow does the job for her and takes down her rampaging grizzly bear. Not so much because I care whether Bonnie gets eaten by the bear in this pulp tale (I presume she does not) but because that little shred of fur she’s wearing that doesn’t cover her right nipple isn’t going to get her through the winter. She’s going to really need that bear hide, bye-and-bye!
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March 29th, 2017 -- by Bacchus
Young people these days, they do things differently. For instance, if they go to an assignation that’s likely to involve a challenging dildo, they don’t think twice about taking along a dear friend to hold their butt cheeks apart and to help make sure plenty of lube gets applied where and as it might be required:
OK, so maybe that’s not exactly what’s going on here, but it seems plausible enough to me!
Photo is from this shoot at Everything Butt, which is part of the all-you-can-eat kinky porn buffet that is the Kink Unlimited product.
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March 28th, 2017 -- by Bacchus
Call me a suspicious sort, but I can’t work out whether he’s actually helping, or whether he just wants to kiss it and make it better:
In case you were wondering, yes: we have seen this handsy fucker before.
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March 27th, 2017 -- by Bacchus
It was trendy for a time in the 1970s for people who campaigned against porn to draw disgust-tinged analogies between porn performers and meat — so much so that Larry Flynt famously lampooned them with the infamous 1978 meat-grinder Hustler cover. Of course anti-porn campaigners blamed pornographers for associating women and meat, but we now understand enough about psychological projection to know that when a bizarre analogy like this suddenly appears in a discourse, we should look primarily to the brain behind the lips whence it came to see who has the twisted worldview where the bizarre analogy makes sense. It is, of course, mostly the opponents of porn who view women as meat, and especially it is they they who view carnally fleshy attributes as bad things for people to have or embody or display.
It is therefore telling and interesting that I should find, in the back pages of a 1973 British music magazine about which I otherwise know virtually nothing, a parodic porn magazine cover making strong use of the porn/meat association. Admittedly in less courageous fashion than Larry Flynt, they prefigured him in the meat grinder department by no less than five years:
Found in the inside back pages of the final (November 1973) issue of OZ magazine, published in London.
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March 26th, 2017 -- by Bacchus
By many accounts, the alternative-spirituality corner of the counterculture attracted more than one dude back in the day because that’s where the girls were. But it’s a strategy with a failure mode:
Art is from the cover of Occult Laff Parade #1 from 1973. (There never was a #2.) Artist was Jay Kinney.
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March 25th, 2017 -- by Bacchus
Maybe it’s a coincidence that the hottest sunbather on the beach picked up her gear and left within moments of your arrival. Maybe. But then again, maybe it isn’t:
Photograph is by Elliott Erwitt. I’d love to know if she’s a paid model, or if this is a captured moment from the photographer’s long and colorful life.
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March 24th, 2017 -- by Bacchus
These are not new stories. Remember when ICE demanded and got admin privileges from that file-swapping website back in 2010? Or when the FBI operated a child porn site back in 2013 in order to monitor the users? Well, last year Reason magazine reported that for a time in 2016, the FBI was operating on its own servers at least half of the child porn sites on the TOR-protected darkweb. Apparently the agency had a court order to hijack these sites (24 of them) and operate them long enough (usually for a month) to deploy identifying malware against the users, but in the process the agency sort of took over the market.
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