Censored Toon Mermaids And Harem Girls, 1939
From scans of an article discussing cartoon censorship in 1939, we learn that mermaid nipples and harem girl thighs-under-silk were verboten:
Thanks to Silent Porn Star for the link.
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February 9th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Censored Toon Mermaids And Harem Girls, 1939From scans of an article discussing cartoon censorship in 1939, we learn that mermaid nipples and harem girl thighs-under-silk were verboten:
Thanks to Silent Porn Star for the link. February 8th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Talking To The CamerasSo, what do you do when it snows in a modern CCTV surveillance state? You talk back to the people behind the cameras:
More details here. February 7th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Internet Sex Writing (Or: “My White Hot Concrete Erection”)Here at ErosBlog the “Thumper Principle” features among our editorial guidelines — when it comes to the artistic strivings of others, especially non-commercial others, “if you can’t say something nice, don’t say nuthin’ at all.” This is usually easy to live up to; although snark is often fun, for the most part I prefer to link to good stuff, or to stay silent. But, as is well known, internet sex writing sometimes transcends the mere “bad” — of which little need or ought be said — and assumes a special glory by express virtue of its enthusiastic divergence from the restrained norms of narrative fiction. In such cases, special exceptions to the Thumper Rule can, and indeed must, be made. (Although there’s no need to be unduly mean about it.) Onward! The following excerpt comes from a much longer bit of spanking prose entitled Naked Spanking Breaks by “PrinceOfHearts”. I believe the traditional “beverage warning” should now be applied, for the protection of your keyboard and nasal passages:
Link via Spanking Blog. February 6th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Leg Fetish For BreakfastFrom this lingerie ad at Vintage Seduction. Similar Sex Blogging: February 5th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
Reversing The Shopping ListMore comedy from Craigslist: If men wrote m4w ads like women wrote w4m ads. It’s brutal but (to me) funny. You do see a lot of women who write personal ads like they were making a shopping list; and that’s probably sensible for the ones who are used to (and tired of) sorting through dozens or hundreds of wildly unsuitable online propositions. Still:
Link via Sexoteric. February 4th, 2009 -- by Bacchus
No More NakedJen On Facebook
It looks like they thought she was selling something. Doesn’t matter. Their mistake; she’s still deleted. The longer I spend on the net, the more of this stuff I see. It’s why I don’t use Flickr, or LiveJournal, or any of the social networking sites. Build a sandcastle in somebody else’s sandbox, they will eventually kick it over. Do what it takes to control your own data. Similar Sex Blogging: |