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June 5th, 2015 -- by Bacchus
Vinnie Tesla asks:
Does anyone else look at this and immediately think “Tom of Finland?”
Yes, Vinnie. The answer is yes. You are not alone. “Hey sailor, is that a nightstick on your belt, or are you just happy to see us?”
As a hedge against the not-sure-how-likely eventual day when this post might still be here but an old Twitter link might be broken, the artwork is by Frank Godwin and Vinnie found it here.
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June 4th, 2015 -- by Bacchus
She had 90 seconds to convince him to unbutton his pants. She used the time wisely:
From House of Taboo, which is part of the DDF Network.
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June 4th, 2015 -- by Bacchus
Asset forfeiture: it’s not just for assets any more.
When the cops raided Ginnifer Hency’s home in Smiths Creek, Michigan, last July, “they took everything,” she told state legislators on Tuesday, including TV sets, ladders, her children’s cellphones and iPads, even her vibrator. They found six ounces of marijuana and arrested Hency for possession with intent to deliver, “even though I was fully compliant with the Michigan medical marijuana laws,” which means “I am allowed to possess and deliver.” Hency, a mother of four with multiple sclerosis, uses marijuana for pain relief based on her neurologist’s recommendation. She also serves as a state-registered caregiver for five other patients.
Hency’s compliance with state law explains why a St. Clair County judge last week dismissed the charges against her. But when she asked about getting back her property last Friday, she reported, “The prosecutor came out to me and said, ‘Well, I can still beat you in civil court. I can still take your stuff.'”
I wonder what the cops in Michigan do with used vibrators?
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June 3rd, 2015 -- by Bacchus
Of course it’s for the stage. I imagine his wife was not amused when he took the costume home and started wagging his tail at her:
From here.
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June 3rd, 2015 -- by Bacchus
My visit today to www.spicywebcams.com contributed nicely to my ongoing exploration of the web cam-girl business as it exists in 2015. In particular, I am firming up (no jokes please!) my impression that the often-advertised “free chats” at cam sites have evolved usefully since the early days. The ones I saw at SpicyWebcams.com today were truly free (no registration required), low hassle, and in many cases quite entertaining, all in service of their role as an enticing draw for the more-explicit (not free) private-chat cam sessions.
When I checked it out, this cam site had about 900 performers online, divided into 37 niches sorted by age, body type, ethnicity, bust size, hair color, ass size, and preferred kinks. I clicked through to the MILF category and although many performers were identified as younger than the mid-30s vision of MILF perfection that fires my middle-aged imagination, they presented an enticing array of thumbnails. There’s a nice feature here where mousing over a performer’s thumb often gets you an enticing short “preview” movie of them. Clicking through into the free chats, one finds scantily-attired sexy people, showing off for the camera or chatting up the guests until somebody decides to take it private. I can totally see how finding free chats with sexier stuff going on could become a fun hunt for idle moments!
The pics above? They are from the site’s blog, which showcases select performers like these ladies from the “busty” category.
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June 2nd, 2015 -- by Bacchus
This article in Talking Points Memo goes into impressive detail on how Instagram is fighting its #Pornocalypse war on nudity. As quick as they ban a salacious hashtag, the users switch to a new and more innocuous-sounding one:
It’s not just penises that are taking Instagram’s backchannels by storm, it’s all manners of sexy bits: 15-second jerkoff videos, exposed anuses, a bevy of braless breasts–the latter of which are sometimes part of a highly politicized battle to “Free the Nipple” on the photo-sharing app. Though nudity is banned by Instagram’s community guidelines, a cottage industry of illicit hashtags has sprung up to find and share these photos, everything from the more mundanely-phrased #seduced and #exposed for broad nudity, to the community-specific tags such as #femdomme and #daddydick, intended more for kink. And that’s saying nothing of the droves of cleverly-punned tags such as #eggplantparm, which may turn you off Italian food for quite some time. These naked photos are so ubiquitous that I’ve yet to search a kink that hasn’t pulled up at least a few steamy selfies.
But as many porn hashtags as there are, many more have been quietly erased by Instagram, revealing nothing when you search for them. Pop in #sex and you’re told “No posts found.” Ditto #adult, #stripper, #vagina, #penis, #cleavage. Even the Internet’s ultimate innuendo, the eggplant, wasn’t safe. You can still tag your posts with banned hashtags and emojis, but good luck finding your community within. Typo-laden tags have popped up to accommodate these arbitrary bans: #boobs is gone, but as I write this, #boobss has well over 600,000 posts; #adult’s spinoff #adule is quickly closing in on 100,000. The tag for #seduce may now be useless, but variants like #seduced and #seductivsaturday cropped up in its place–though it’s worth noting that in the weeks since I’ve been writing this article, #seductiv, the tag that brought me into this world to begin with, has vanished entirely, as has #boobss, #adule, and #eggplantparm, after BuzzFeed caught wind of the fact that the eggplant emoji was not searchable on the app.
In addition to playing hashtag Whack-a-Mole, Instagram apparently plays post Whack-a-Mole and account Whack-a-Mole. But all you need for a new account is a new email:
Ramon, a 28-year-old from Rhode Island with a particularly impressive penis, says he’s had both photos pulled and profiles banned by Instagram, and yet has rejoined under various handles several times. “All you need is an email [address] and you open an account. It’s simple,” he says. “I’ll do it when I’m bored.”
Pornocalypse, of course, is baked in Instagram’s very bones; they have never been nudity friendly.
Instagram’s puritanical and often gender-biased stance towards stark nudity and the more nebulous moral boundaries it imposes on its members is nothing new. Since their launch in 2010, the app, which is open to use for anyone aged 13 and above with a valid email account, has been constantly battling the problem of how to keep the community as open as possible while also protecting its members from things deemed unsavory, like naked body parts.
It’s a long article with a lot more in it. Worth your time!
June 2nd, 2015 -- by Bacchus
How does she wants to spend the hour before his parents arrive for dinner? Bickering about the visit, while chopping up an angry salad. He has a much better idea for how to spend that time. And he’s right about another thing, too — she is cute when she’s angry:
From Dinner With The Parents at Sssh.com.
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