October 7th, 2013 -- by Bacchus
Eating The Fruit
This lovely but bizarre piece is called In The Beginning, by artist Norman Lindsay. Funny thing is, it’s not quite the Garden of Eden scene I was taught in Sunday school:
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October 6th, 2013 -- by Bacchus
BDSM Go!
The more I use my smartphone, the more comfortable I am doing stuff natively on the phone. But I still find that searching and navigation are harder and more complicated than on my desktop; thumb typing will never be as fast for me (with my old fat thumbs) as keyboarding, and it’s just harder and slower to enter searches, type URLS, and follow links. For this reason I still find (as I mentioned last April) that I treasure my little collection of tiny, mobile-optimized, old-fashioned link lists that I can bookmark or place as an icon on one of my phone’s home screens.
This launchpad at BDSMgo.com is for the Intersec Studios family of BDSM websites.
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October 5th, 2013 -- by Bacchus
Panty-Snatching Munchkins
It’s official — I’ve finally found the Wizard-Of-Oz munchkin guild that’s right for me:
Via Bawdy Blog.
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October 4th, 2013 -- by Bacchus
Cyber Fun Times
Remember, boys and girls:
“Oh, what a tangled web we weave
When first we practice to deceive!”
— Walter Scott, Marmion
Don’t believe me? Check this out:
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October 3rd, 2013 -- by Bacchus
Porn Made In Africa
This article in Sabotage Times about the rise of a porn-producing industry in Africa is light on details, but it’s interesting nonetheless:
Of all the pornography Africans consume on a daily basis only a miniscule percentage of it comes from within Africa, the majority of that being hazy camera phone recordings of coitus recorded with or without the ‘stars’ consent. In terms of a professional porn industry in Africa it is entirely acceptable that given some of the archaic religious oppression, particularly enforced by post-colonial dictators that it would have simply been too dangerous for a budding Hugh Hefner to build an empire.
However that is changing. A burgeoning industry, albeit a small one, is emerging in which African pornstars are getting it on in front of African cameramen and being told to put what where by African producers.
In 2010 the first truly ‘African’ pornography sensation was released in Johannesburg — simply titled ‘Mapona vol: 1’. Its co-producer Tau Morena said the hour-long ‘project’ was the culmination of two years of organising, crowd sourcing and auditioning — all stemming from a frustration in online communities at the lack of a ‘local’ porn presence.
The venture was a complete success, to the point where it caught the producers by surprise. Within two weeks one could not find a legitimate copy of ‘Mapona’ in any of Jo’burg’s licensed XXX stores. That is not to say it couldn’t be found. And there in lies the problem for many potential investors, a quick trip to the stalls of your local township and you could purchase a bootlegged copy for a fraction of the legitimate price.
However, not even the loss from piracy can do much to assuage the feeling that the domestic porn industry is waiting to explode. The South African production houses may have less than 200 titles between them so far (generally less than the average U.S based porn actress has by her mid-20s) but the demand is growing from the consumers and also the willing participants.
October 2nd, 2013 -- by Bacchus
The Birds Have Turned The Tables
October 1st, 2013 -- by Bacchus
