Concert Flashers
There’s something to be said for loud music:
Thanks again to Your Dirty Mind for pointing to this gallery of concert flashers.
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January 3rd, 2004 -- by Bacchus
Concert FlashersThere’s something to be said for loud music: Thanks again to Your Dirty Mind for pointing to this gallery of concert flashers. January 3rd, 2004 -- by Bacchus
Sniff Your Fingers…And GrinOn a message board I’m not going to link to because of the sheer weight of dumbassed adolescent misogyny over there, some troll posted the following query:
Most responses were even stupider than the question. However, one grownup posted an answer that really made me grin:
January 2nd, 2004 -- by Bacchus
Fun With Camera PhonesFrom the most-viewed section of the interesting Mobog phone-cam photoblogging site:
January 1st, 2004 -- by Bacchus
2004, It’s A Good Year So FarHappy New Year! I know, you’ve all said it so many times, it’s lost meaning. But for a change, I’m saying it with feeling, not to mention a silly grin on my face. The last few New Year’s Eve celebrations, I’ve said it but I haven’t really believed it. Life’s been comfortable, but when old year changed to new, there’s been nothing to suggest that the new years would hold any more promise than the old. This year’s different. The Nymph called at (my) midnight, and our mutual wishes for a Happy New Year felt more like promises than like the usual vaguely hopeful admonition. Something to look forward to (and I don’t just mean her visit, as much as I am looking forward to it) makes this holiday a lot more fun. She’s working tonight, but she’ll call again when she’s safely home. Meanwhile, I’ve got an open bottle of cheap bubbly to work on. And a good year to look forward to, by the grace of Aphrodite’s continued favor and with any luck at all. I say again, Happy New Year! January 1st, 2004 -- by Bacchus
Life in Plastic, It’s FantasticFrom Boing Boing comes this news that Mattel has lost another round in its efforts to suppress Barbie parodies. Apparently the internet is once again safe for Food Chain Barbie as against the ravening depredations of Mattel’s lawyers:
(Long time readers will remember that abusing trademark law in bogus efforts to control the use of products in the stream of commerce after a manufacturer has sold them really piss me off.) I wonder if this means that the thriving underground Bondage Barbie hobby is back in business? January 1st, 2004 -- by Bacchus
We Are SurprisedAn anecdote from the comments at Making Light:
December 31st, 2003 -- by Bacchus
More Unlimited Free PornThere’s been some nice feedback at FleshBot on my Unlimited Free Porn article. Glad I could help! |