That is in fact not safe for work. posted by Outlawyr at 1:47 PM on March 7, 2004
I had posted that site on my blog. It is all posing in different "erotic" positions but nada takes place that one can see...Very stagey stuff, alas...guy with hands on hip seems a bit bored by it all.Andnow for the more serious post-mod interpretation: a number of guys with one chick=homo erotic; a number of girls with one guy=hetero erotic. posted by Postroad at 1:53 PM on March 7, 2004
Tents his pants,
looks down,
shakes big head,
and thinks,
God, I am so fucking glandular... posted by Opus Dark at 2:07 PM on March 7, 2004
Or... God, I am so glandular fucking...
ruh roh. used it as a verb again... posted by wendell at 2:18 PM on March 7, 2004
Actually, they look like a bunch of Gap ads to me... except that they draw more attention to the clothing... posted by wendell at 2:21 PM on March 7, 2004
I found this on the same site. posted by mert at 2:44 PM on March 7, 2004
I'm kind of comforted to see I am not the only one who got a bit... distracted... by these pictures.
And I am glad that my days of being summoned to the blackboard are long in the past. posted by John Smallberries at 4:17 PM on March 7, 2004
This showed up at memepool recently, with that link. Unfortutely there is no way to comment at memepool.
I must confess.. I first saw it here, and that's the link that's been spreading over the Web. posted by wendell at 5:37 PM on March 7, 2004
Actually quite hilarious. The absurdity of porn and the way we think about sex is apparent in these pics. posted by ziklagz at 6:57 PM on March 7, 2004
Brilliant indeed. Obvious, original (at least for me) and tought provoking.
On preview: ziklagz: why absurdity of porn ? That's mimic of porn, it's not actual porn. The mimic makes porn look absurd ? posted by elpapacito at 7:42 AM on March 8, 2004
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