Sexually Suggestive Gesture, Redux
Remember my post about the finger V with licking guesture? Well, apropos of nothing, here’s an animated .gif of it that I stumbled across:

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December 1st, 2007 -- by Bacchus
Sexually Suggestive Gesture, ReduxRemember my post about the finger V with licking guesture? Well, apropos of nothing, here’s an animated .gif of it that I stumbled across:
November 30th, 2007 -- by Bacchus
Punished WifeHere’s a bit of artwork that looks like it might once have graced the cover of a BDSM strokebook. It came to me with the filename “Punished Wife”:
From Usenet. Similar Sex Blogging: November 29th, 2007 -- by Bacchus
Wonder WomenHow to choose, how to choose?
Or maybe: pray they haven’t all come for you at once. The one on the left looks pissed… Via Alex Mizell. Similar Sex Blogging: November 29th, 2007 -- by Bacchus
Stripper ProblemsWhat do you do with all the “extra” one dollar bills? Hobo Stripper has suggestions:
She’s also got a warning:
Actually, what strikes me hardest is the bartender that won’t cash them in. Yeah, everybody who pays attention knows that strip clubs managers don’t tend to give a shit about strippers. But the clubs are making cash deposits every night, they’ve got an infrastructure in place to get the cash safely to the bank, and they know the girls tend to have chaotic lives full of vulnerability. Plus, a consumer-grade bill-bundling machine costs about ninety seconds of operating revenue for the average club. The decent thing to do (yeah, I know, not a phrase often heard in the stripping trade) would be to instruct the bartender to exchange the damned bills. November 27th, 2007 -- by Bacchus
Women Become Sex TouristsSex tourism in the modern world takes three forms. The first is a sort of legitimate jurisdictional arbitrage — traveling to a place where something (usually prostitution) is legal, from somewhere it isn’t. Amsterdam and rural Nevada are just two of the places that see this sort of sex tourism. The second sort you could call “illegitimate jurisdictional arbitrage” — seeking out jurisdictions where illegal behavior is more likely to be overlooked. There’s some disgusting and terrible stuff in this category. Third, and by far the most common, simply involves taking advantage of the fact that “money talks” in the game of sexual competition, by means of travel to jurisdictions that are relative poorer than one’s own. Many a prosperous young man traveling in Eastern Europe has had a babushka ask him if he needs a wife, or had a devushka in a club make a similar but more immediate proposition. Certain places in Central America are notorious among Norteamericano “players” — who’ve learned that, if they show up for a winter vacation flush and ready to party, it’s not hard to attract a stunning and friendly girlfriend for as many days as the party lasts. And so on. Friendly local girls coming out of the woodwork wherever a (relatively) wealthy traveler goes are, frankly, as old as travel itself. Normally, however, one thinks of sexual tourists as being men. Which brings us to this Reuters report on women traveling to Kenya to enjoy the company of younger men:
November 25th, 2007 -- by Bacchus
Oil Wrestling On The Slip-And-SlideA sunny lawn, a smooth surface, a bottle of oil, two naked ladies, a wrestling match — does summer fun get any more sublime than this? Similar Sex Blogging: November 24th, 2007 -- by Bacchus
Saint Thomas Aquinas Talkin’ DirtyAs quoted by Luis Bunuel here:
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