Go Navy!
Well, I guess I’d be happy if the Navy banner went:
Sports fans, gotta love ’em!
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February 3rd, 2004 -- by Bacchus
Go Navy!Well, I guess I’d be happy if the Navy banner went:
Sports fans, gotta love ’em! February 3rd, 2004 -- by Bacchus
Prominent Nipples Made EasyHmmm, looking at the picture, a person has to wonder. Does Janet Jackson use one of these handy devices for keeping nipples popped up and ready for hanging hardware on? “Easy to use: Pick your pump, slide your ring of choice on to pump applicator, squeeze the bulb to suck the nipple and slide the ring on.” Sounds a little ouchie, but it oughta work! February 2nd, 2004 -- by Bacchus
Flunking Basic AnatomySo I was reading this entertaining and erudite discussion of literary rejection slips and the joys of slushpile reading, when a fellow with experience reading the slushpile for an an erotic fiction publisher recalled coming over this appalling gem of bad dirty prose:
Ouchies. February 1st, 2004 -- by Bacchus
Cartoon BeautiesTime to start February off right with a friendly Japanese CG image. I’m not one to use crude slang a lot, but I must confess that a phrase including the word “munching” inescapably interjects itself into my internal speech centers while viewing this image.
Thanks to Bondage Blog for finding the link. January 31st, 2004 -- by Bacchus
A Confident Mrs. SmithIt’s just like they say, confidence is always sexy. “If there was one thing that Mrs. Smith was sure of…” What? It’s just an old TV commercial. Don’t have such a dirty mind. January 31st, 2004 -- by Bacchus
A Review of LevitraHalley Suit reviews a new wonder drug: Levitra Proves Disappointing. Caustic fluids warning: don’t be drinking them while reading this. January 31st, 2004 -- by Bacchus
Hand Me Down That Can Of BeansFrom Write Only Media comes one of those widely-circulated email funnies; in this case, a not-so-funny list of things British women supposedly have written in the “Father’s Details” section of child support agency forms. A few items from the list:
What a lovely metaphor. Not. |