February 3rd, 2015 -- by Bacchus
Pandora has spotted a fun one:
Post title comes from this comic.
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February 3rd, 2015 -- by Bacchus
It’s fashionable to blame the internet for the modern porn explosion. But share some credit with the Japanese, will ya? Because even before the World Wide Web made the internet an in-home mass phenomenon, the Japanese had computer games with sexy cat-girls held prisoner in pixelated dungeons:
Via Bondage Blog, which attributes this to “a 1992 Japanese computer game called Dragon Pink: The Zero Castle.”
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February 2nd, 2015 -- by Bacchus
She’s still learning to predict when he’s gonna blow:
The artist is Oddjob.
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February 1st, 2015 -- by Bacchus
Old farmer John found himself a pretty young wife, but of course you can’t go on a long honeymoon when there are cows to milk twice a day. So the honeymoon isn’t everything she had imagined, and it is a few things she hadn’t expected:
Art is by Alazar, from the 1970s.
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January 31st, 2015 -- by Bacchus
I’ve heard women complain that men don’t care about having a clean kitchen. Apparently that sentiment is not universal:
Image credit: Ms. Abigail Fraser.
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January 31st, 2015 -- by Bacchus
This is one of those porn pictures that seems to tell a little story about what’s going to be happening over the next few minutes:
Starring, of course, two un-credited lesbians (because I don’t know who they are) and a flesh-colored Feeldoe.
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January 30th, 2015 -- by Bacchus
It’s not a perfect article, but I can’t really complain about any coverage of the #Pornocalypse that opens with my line about it:
If you sift through #Pornocalypse for even a short while you will see a familiar message cropping up again and again: ‘The pornocalypse comes for us all.’
It may not yet have the tradition and durability of doom-laden portents like ‘The End Is Nigh’, but the Pornocalypse is real; it’s happening every day and affecting a great number of people.
While the adult biz has always been wary of the mild witch hunt vibes that provide its background noise, the past few months have seen attackers from all sides try and cut the power that lights up the sex business.
That’s from Pornocalypse: The End Of The F*cking World? by Joseph Viney at BaDoink.
I’m quoted at some length, as is Ms. Naughty, who offers her own formulation of Bacchus’s First Rule Of The Internet:
“The warning I would give anyone who deals with adult content is this: don’t trust your business to a third party. Because they will inevitably try to censor you. Buy a domain, host it yourself (on an adult-friendly host), make sure you have total control of that content. Your livelihood is too important to trust to a “free” service. There will always be someone who complains and then you’ll have someone on minimum wage making major decisions about what porn is.”
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