July 9th, 2015 -- by Bacchus
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July 8th, 2015 -- by Bacchus
Girl Kissing At An Orgy: “C’ Est Booon!”
Source of this comic panel not known, but it’s signed “Olson” and it appears to have been on page 62 of whatever.
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July 7th, 2015 -- by Bacchus
Making Lemonade
When life gives you lemons, you know what to do.
Found at Hedonix. I found another image of the same shoot; this one is captioned “Dona Drake in Paramount Pictures”:
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July 6th, 2015 -- by Bacchus
A Parade Of Pricks
At Camp Sierra Echo X-Ray, military discipline takes a strange turn that looks a lot like bukkake:
From Indefinite Detention, a Dofantasy comic by Gary Roberts.
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July 4th, 2015 -- by Bacchus
Friends Don’t Let Friends Get Dry Plugged
in the most recent shoot from Everything Butt, Nikki Delano and Mia Li are both in line to get some toys stuffed up their butts. It’s what you’d expect, and they do expect it. Thus it’s all in the line of duty when they are sometimes called upon to perform small lubricating favors for one another:
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July 2nd, 2015 -- by Bacchus
The Gates-Of-Hell Blowjob
This artwork by Kami Tora shows a cock cage of the type colorfully known as the Gates Of Hell. (Although the “Gates” are often sold as male chastity devices, they really aren’t. Instead, their primary use is as shown here, to add some strong dick-sensation and pain while foolin’ around.
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July 1st, 2015 -- by Bacchus
Death By Snap-Together Dongs
It turns out that the short-lived Lego Universe online space for kids failed in substantial part because of the perceived need to employ a large and expensive crew of human censors to detect and punish virtual penises constructed in that space:
In 2010, LEGO unleashed LEGO Universe, a massive, multiplayer game where builders of all ages could create whatever they wanted on their own digital plots. Well, almost anything: LEGO didn’t want any of the players to endow its online world with penises. After all, it was meant to be a kid-friendly place in which phalluses had no role–even its mini-fig citizens were dickless.
To keep the game penis-free, the company hired a sizable moderation team to scan screenshots of every structure that went up, according to a former developer for the game. Management “wanted a creative building MMO [massively multiplayer online-game] with a promise of zero penises seen,” tweeted Megan Fox, a developer who worked on the project, on Friday. “YOU could build whatever you wanted, but strangers could never see your builds until we’d had the team do a penis sweep on it.”
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According to Fox, the lack of an automated ‘dong detector’ was costly for LEGO. Fox said the human moderators hired to fight the battle of the bulge were the largest expense associated with the game, which LEGO shuttered in 2012.
These people were willing to let their venture fail rather than relax their paranoia about dick-shaped buildings in their virtual space. Isn’t that amazing?
