May 5th, 2014 -- by Bacchus
Why Rich Men Buy Boats
And waterproof cameras, too:
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May 3rd, 2014 -- by Bacchus
The Couch Of Gleaming Pussies
Coming in via Twitter we have what can only be described as the ultimate pussy couch:
I imagine this sitting in the reception chamber for some middle-brow bordello. When the madam is bored, she makes the male clients who are waiting for domination line up and screw the built-in Fleshlights for her amusement and their humiliation…
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May 2nd, 2014 -- by Bacchus
Game Of Thrones: All The Whores
Daze of Daze Reader is one of the few sex bloggers on my blogroll who has been at this longer than me. But he’s still got it, turning out some excellent posts, like this one:
A Who’s Who Of Whores In Game Of Thrones
It’s an encyclopedic reference to all the appearances of all the whores in the television show, complete with screen shots. As one who thinks that the show is made better by regularly showing us people getting on with their lives the way folks do by fucking, talking, and scheming simultaneously, I find the compilation quite enjoyable.
On nomenclature: I have never been one to throw the word “whore” around casually, on the blog or off it. But Daze chose to use it for (what I take to be) literary reasons that seem to him good, and I’m mirroring his usage because it’s his blog post I’m referencing. Here’s Daze on his reasons:
A note on language: some other sites have made reference to “sex workers” of Game of Thrones. A more respectful term than “whores”, certainly, but it rings false for the fictional world portrayed in the show. As Ellaria Sand says when Olyver addresses her as “my lady”:
Oh, I’m not a lady.
A term of courtesy in this establishment.
A lie, anywhere. Why not use the right words? I’m a bastard. She is a whore. And you’re a, what, a procurer.
Bluntness has value. With all due respect to sex workers fictional and real, we’ll stick with “whores” here.
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May 1st, 2014 -- by Bacchus
The Pornocalypse, The Banks, And The Department Of Justice
There have been reports for quite some time about porn stars having their bank accounts cancelled for no good reason that their banks would admit. Now comes word — in the form of an extended speculation at Vice.com — that the driving force behind this banking crackdown on adult customers is in fact the Department of Justice:
News is slowly surfacing that shows the US Department of Justice may be strong-arming banks into banning porn stars.
It’s called Operation Choke Point, and it has nothing to do with deep-throating.
Instead, it’s a targeted effort to shut down as many as 30 separate industries by making it impossible for them to access banking services.
In a Wall Street Journal op-ed Thursday, American Bankers Association CEO Frank Keating wrote that the Justice Department is “telling bankers to behave like policemen and judges.”
“Operation Choke Point is asking banks to identify customers who may be breaking the law or simply doing something government officials don’t like,” Keating wrote. “Banks must then ‘choke off’ those customers’ access to financial services, shutting down their accounts.”
Keating said the highly secretive operation was launched in early 2013. That’s when porn stars started to complain to the media that their bank accounts were being shut down without explanation.
And while the actors are quick to blame banks like Chase and Bank of America for discrimination, those institutions may in fact have no choice.
“If a bank doesn’t shut down a questionable account when directed to do so, Justice slaps the institution with a penalty for wrongdoing that may or may not have happened,” Keating wrote.
Reading between the lines, there seems to be (as yet) no solid evidence that the porn industry is among the 30 separate industries that’s being secretly targeted by “Operation Choke Point”. But it does offer a better explanation than corporate prurience for the banking difficulties adult performers have been routinely encountering of late.
Thanks to Violet Blue for the link.
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April 30th, 2014 -- by Bacchus
Femjoy On Gor
When Ella agreed to a photoshoot for FemJoy, she never imagined that the photographer would run her through the complete set of Gorean slave positions. But she’s a skilled professional, she never let her smile falter:
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April 29th, 2014 -- by Bacchus
Pillories Are For Sex
Does anybody really believe that the ancients invented the pillory just so they could subject its unfortunate prisoners to an uncomfortable posture and some public ridicule?
Yeah, probably not.
Art is by Wallace Wood, via Bondage Blog.
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April 28th, 2014 -- by Bacchus
Stripping Off Her Shirt
This is Rudy A. from Met-Art, and she’s stripping for you. Your afternoon is looking up!
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