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Re: “How to Have Anal Sex”
I have another great tip I want to share....... If it's your first time trying anal LAY ON YOUR BACK! You will feel more relaxed and have a greater chance at success =) If that doesn't work try some of this http://www.blissfulgoodies.com/Anal-Eze-Ge…
Re: “Work Your Way Up to the Fucksaw”
Anyone who has been in a relationship for a significant amount of time (think 6 months +) knows that after a while, it's time to start exploring ways to spice things up in the bedroom.
One simple sex toy, the vibrating clit flicker, is an extremely simple, straightforward toy that can totally revolutionize your old faithfuls. The best part? This toy will add pleasure for BOTH partners at the same time; a rarity in many cases.
Reverse Cowgirl: We know how this one works: the man lays on his back on the bed, and the female straddles her man facing his feet.
enhance it:
Reverse Cowgirl +: Slip the vibrating clit flicker on over the man's penis and testicles. Assume the position, and begin rocking. The vibrations will not only drive the man wild, but will also move through the woman's vagina, sending new sensations throughout her insides. As though this isn't enough, the flicking will add increased levels of stimulation to the woman's clitoris and to the man's testicles simultaneously. The added levels of pleasure throughout both partners' bodies will send both people through the roof
http://www.blissfulgoodies.com/Mens-Sex-To…
Re: “Unveiling a Secret City”
@Spencer oof, fixed, sorry
— Ellen, EBX Web Editor
Re: “Unveiling a Secret City”
Who is Scott Mclure?
Re: “The Anti-Rapture”
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Re: “Dick Holes”
If you don't have the patience or dexterity for a few months of gentle finger stretches with Betamethasone (prescription) ointment then the surgical remedy is NOT circumcision. It is bi-lateral dorsal slit with transverse closure, which amputates no sensual tissue.
Re: “Finally, an Art Exhibit That Doesn't Just Bemoan Technology”
Really cool! Nice image too. Check out and comment on one of my photos I think this would be some radio art. But word's an artist che just made a Golden gate bridge shot... ? https://artandmaterial.wordpress.com/2013/…
Re: “Beyond Anarchy at PM Press”
The right to disassociate as well as associate has, to my knowledge, always been a rather important aspect of anarchism. He did the best thing he could in the situation, and it in no way goes against anarchist principles. It's not like he destroyed AK Press when he left, and if he'd rather spend his time with something else, well, why the hell not?
The remaining members of AK Press still have their egalitarian model set up, and they don't have to deal with a person who'd rather not be a part of that particular model anymore. It's a win-win.
Re: “This Exhibit on Environmental Degradation Is Just Sad”
Understandably, one would like to be fed another utopian hope (to stir one's emotions) when confronting failed past utopian endeavors. But wouldn't that be missing the point? I agree that this work might invoke sadness, despondency, and pity. In my opinion, that allows one to begin the process of looking at our environmental/cultural/economic status from a responsible point of view, instead of swapping new utopian visions for the old ones.
It is also understandable, in a capitalist system, to expect art to distract, entertain, offer fantasy or escapism- but it takes courage and conviction from an artist to present the reality she sees, even if this causes discomfort. Congrats to Ms. Escott.
Re: “Cheap Wine, Free Cheese”
I don't know if I can think of anything better than cheap wine and free cheese! Except for maybe some deluxe residential windows in vancouver. It would be pretty close though.
Re: “This Exhibit on Environmental Degradation Is Just Sad”
It's so interesting how differently people can respond to the same art and the manner in which it is presented. If readers would like an alternative perspective, I thought I'd share this link to a write up about the show by Abigail Doan of The Wild Magazine:
http://thewildmagazine.com/blog/alicia-esc…
Of course, I also hope people will come check out the work themselves this weekend before the show closes.
Thanks for taking the time to visit and respond to the show.
Suzanne L'Heureux
Director, Interface Gallery
Re: “These People Take Books (Very) Seriously”
Oh, how fun, I wish I could attend. :)
Re: “Not Addicted, Just Kinky”
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Re: “The Return of SF Sketchfest”
There is one East Bay show: http://sfsketchfest.com/x/performers/the-l…
Re: “Pete Hickok's Baroque Kitsch”
Sounds Awesome! Go Pete!
Re: “Sketching the Extra-Ordinary”
Thanks Azeen. You did a great job on the article and I hope we'll have lots of new sketchers joining us for the fun!
Re: “No Longer a Ben & Jerry's Flavor, Wavy Gravy Is Still Mr. Softee”
One little correction: At Woodstock, Wavy called it the "please force", not peace; as in "please don't do that, do this instead."
Re: “Tom Waits' Junkyard Jazz Juices Up 'Woyzeck'”
The album Blood Money is superb..not weird or harsh or clamorous. Just listen to All The World Is Green, and see how he uses a whole new muted instrumentation of stroh violin and clarinet to create a pocket world embued with sadness.
Re: “The Absence of Cyrus Tilton”
PHOTO Courtesy of Lonnie Lee, Vessel Gallery