Krissy Lynn On Her Knees: Three Views
When you hear the phrase “on her knees” in connection with a porn star as famous as Krissy Lynn, you’re probably expecting to find her gobbling, as they say in the vernacular, somebody’s knob. And that expectation grows more reasonable when you hear that the pictures are from a photo shoot she did for Sex And Submission. Nor, in truth, would you be unable to find a picture like that in the pertinent photo shoot. But here at ErosBlog, we like to sidestep the expected. So, herewith and as promised, three knob-free views of Krissy Lynn on her knees, being collared, and in rope bondage:

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Girls from Dalarna Having a Bath
A painting by Anders Zorn from the first decade of the 20th century:

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Who Is The Prettiest Of Them All?
Kinky Delight says Rob is the prettiest one. (Which one is Rob? You have to click to see the large version with the captions.)
I don’t really agree. Rob (extreme left) is making one of the better efforts at looking like a young lady, true. Although Harry (sixth from the left) is giving him a run for his money. But, to my eye, it’s Russ (the tall one in the center) who is the queen of this particular beauty pageant. See that look in his eye? Russ isn’t just dressed like a girl, Russ is trying to sell it. Russ has an agenda. Russ wants people to think he’s the prettiest girl at the party. If I had to guess, I’d say this lineup was his idea.
That’s a lot of freight to put on a well-turned calf and what might or might not be a sultry look, I admit. What do you think?
Two French Girls
This looks to have been an illustration in a French-language magazine:

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Cracking Down On Handcrafted Comment Spam
It’s only fair to let everybody know that I’ve been having to crack down on handcrafted comment spam lately. I think the sex toy sellers are getting desperate for free traffic.
What I’m seeing a lot of (as in, many per day) is short comments, obviously written by a real human, responsive to the post on which they appear, and in all respects the sort of comment that I would normally value (except that, generally, they aren’t very substantive or interesting). And then, in the URL box that gets published with the comment, a long and ugly keyword-stuffed link to a sex toy sales page.
I’m not talking about the obviously-machine-generated stuff (“Hi, I did a Google search and found that most people would agree with you”) or the lazily banal one-word comments (“Hott!”). Those have been with us for years, and I moderate away dozens per day. This new plague consists of longer (but still short) comments that react to the posts in human ways (a recent one was similar to “Wow, it must take a lot of coordination to bring somebody off with your feet like that”), with a link in the URL box in the style of “http://amazing-sex-toys21.com/vibrator-massager-orgasms.html”).
I’ve always gotten a few of these, and I used to moderate them in a way that preserved the comment while refusing to provide the free advertising. I’d edit the comment, strip out the link, pass the comment through moderation, and add the commenter to the “always moderate comments from this source” list. Once or twice a week, it wasn’t too bad. But now, it’s half a dozen times a day, and I haven’t got that kind of time.
I used to think that the spam wars would be lost, if they are, to machine algorithms that got better and better at pretending to be people. And I still worry about that. But I now I also wonder whether the difficult economic times aren’t showing us a glimpse of a distopian future in which infotech is so cheap, and people are so hungry, that handcrafted and human-generated spam begins to make widespread economic sense. If that’s the way it goes, we won’t be winning the spam wars any time soon.







