August 7th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Those of you with a thing for casts and crutches — or even just pretty legs — may appreciate this 1961 celebrity photo of actress Lisa Kirk:
It was originally captioned:
October 7, 1961: Broken Toe Doesn’t Stop Her
Entertainer Lisa Kirk, who broke a little toe when she banged it against a chair last month, uses crutches to go through the rehearsal for her song-and-dance act in Hollywood yesterday. She opens at New York’s Waldorf Astoria in two weeks, and hopes she’ll be able to abandon the crutches by then.
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August 6th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Another Rooie Oortjes gem from Usenet:
The universal comic tradition tells us that something is about to come falling out of that tree. I was expecting more nature lovers, to be honest, but what I got was the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil:
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August 6th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
She had to show them off:
This comes to us from alt. binaries. pictures. erotica. cartoons, but I think it might be originally from Rooie Oortjes.
August 5th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
By now you all know I’m a sucker for a smile. And the flexible girl in this vintage bondage photo from Bondage Blog is doing her best to give us one, despite being folded implausibly and wrapped in clothesline:
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August 4th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
At 2Blowhards I discovered an entertaining list of the female fantasies being sold by a non-random selection of women’s magazines. My three favorites:
* Plastic surgery won’t make you look weird.
* Emotions — no matter which, no matter when — need to be faced and worked-through. Then you’ll feel great.
* Embracing who and what you are — whatever that means — will make you look ten years younger.
Now, it’s all too easy for a man to make a list like this with the intent to mock, but that would be a dangerous game; give me a copy of Guns & Ammo, a Car & Driver, and an Esquire magazine and I could make a list of perceived guy-fantasies that wouldn’t exactly highlight our finer qualities. No, the true value of a list like this tends to be as a conversation starter. For instance, an early comment prompted post author Michael to inquire:
Meta-question: Why are women so preoccupied with “feeling better”? Is being a woman such a draggy, self-centered, hormonal swamp that all many gals can really enjoy thinking about is a little relief from the muddy weight of it?
Needless to say, that triggered an animated discussion.
August 3rd, 2009 -- by Bacchus
This vintage topless photo amused me because of the ambiguity of the model’s gaze. Is she uncertain about taking her top off? Or just looking to the photographer to make sure he likes the way she’s doing it?
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July 31st, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Normally I’d associate a pretty outdoor nude of this vintage with a nudist camp setting, or at least with crypto-porn wearing that camouflage. But the brilliant smile while trying to balance on indoor shoes, the fully dressed men laughing in the background, and the bulky square equipment case one of them is carrying, make me think “model” rather than genuine nudist:
Update: Thanks to commenter Ssspender for providing a model ID (Joan Blondell) and a link to a much clearer zoom crop of the same image, from a BBS file image that backs up his model ID:
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