October 29th, 2003 -- by Bacchus
Interupted Idyll: Sex In The Park
Those pesky police spoil everything.
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October 28th, 2003 -- by Bacchus
Raunchiest Smiley Ever
This has got to be the dirtiest little yellow animated smile icon ever seen:
Found at Your Dirty Mind.
October 28th, 2003 -- by Bacchus
Quoth The Yeti
Yeti says:
Okay ladies. Time to make your amends. I keep warning you that when you turn thirty the sex hormone is going to completely change your life.
You spent 15 years playing with men because they seemed easy to control sexually. Now the roles are reversed.
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So take my advice now. Be nice to those fellas – cause payback is coming soon.
October 28th, 2003 -- by Bacchus
Maria Tied And Showered
Time for some visual relief. Here’s a page showing a whole sequence of photos of incredible beauty Maria tied to a post in the jungle and given a refreshing cold shower:
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October 27th, 2003 -- by Bacchus
Halley Makes History
Halley is misbehaving with a bunch of other women! (No, it’s not what you think. Sigh. But a man can dream.)
October 26th, 2003 -- by Bacchus
On The Construction of Confidence
A wrap-up observation from the “nice guys / assholes” conversation. Lots of people opined that confidence is the key, and that assholes are attractive because they have a lot more of it than your average nice guy. The self-deprecating ways of your average nice guy? Sooo not sexy. Dammit.
Entirely by coincidence, I stumbled over these thoughts by Lance Arthur in a bit where he explains why he hates gay bars. Lance speaks very much to the point, both in explaining why confidence can be elusive, and in suggesting how to find it anyway:
I am learning that most of this garbage I carry with me is “myth,” not “truth.” Myth is the stuff you (I) create to make it easier for your(my)self to fail, and it’s designed to make you (me) fail. It allows you (me) to go into any situation and avoid rejection because you’ve (I’ve) already rejected your(my)self. “I am unworthy. I am stupid. I am ugly. I am too shy to talk to you. I cannot approach anyone.” Blah blah blah.
Truth is the stuff about you that’s real — that you aren’t ugly or stupid or awkward, that you can carry on a conversation, that you’re no better or worse than any other guy there, you’re just you. That comes from, you know, living. Taking chances, accepting what happens, moving on. So you can either accept the myths and build them into a semblance of truth, or reject the myths and, you know, live for a change.
Thanks, that’ll be $130 please. See you next week.
Cheap at twice the price. Thanks, Lance!
