I haven't decided if I want it to feed into this blogspot, or if it should remain an entity of it's own...
Until I decide, you can check it out here:
That's my tumblr!
It's what she doesn't say that should worry you.
But that's besides the point, the point is well, if the story turns out to be solid, it brings up a whole larger issue (I'm looking at some of you!).
At what point are we going to stop punishing ourselves for channeling our weirdest/wildest adulterous/curious fantasies through the relatively healthy filter of _________ (insert your kink--terrible pun) websites?
In the spirit of standing up against this puritanical outrage, I will, for the sake of all that is pervy and odd, provide the following clip(very NSFW)...A scene that says something about pools and not being saved by the bell.
I give you Showgirls, and the sex that would put a tsunami to shame:
Pool Love Scene From "Showgirls" - Funny blooper videos are here
Last night’s episode of Mad Men really put me in all kinds of emotional directions. I don't typically go on and on about television shows, because, don't you just hate those people? But Mad men, MAD MEN...maybe it should be called Mad fans too...
Oh, Don Draper, and your wiley sexual ways. I want and hate you so so bad. Although lately I just want to...
Argh, damn you Don, and Duck, F** you...Chauncey so didn't deserve that!!!
Back to the episode--it was all about the two sides to women that men see and the two sides to Don that WE see.
All the while Sterling Cooper works on putting together a new ad campaign for Playtex,--an ad campaign entered around how every woman has a Jackie (Kennedy) side and a Marilyn (Monroe) side...really complicated Ad thinking of them days, huh? ;)
While they're pointing out the two kinds of ladies they have in the office, the boys peg Peggy for a Gertrude Stein. Don is in waaaaay too deep with Bobbie Barrett, but not immune to viewing women through these two lenses as well.
Don is all to happy to have Bobbie as his whore on the side, but his wife Betty buys a chic new bikini to wear at the pool, he's quick to demean her as “desperate”. (See those are the things that really bug me Don, you're so much better than that--but you're not!) Totally turning off both sides of the GF if you don't mind my saying...
Peggy, meanwhile, is trying to make headway as a woman in a man’s world. Sometimes I wonder if the show isn't going to somehow turn into her entire vehicle, but I digress...
When the men at Sterling Cooper continue to do business out on the town without her, Peggy realizes she needs to take Bobbie’s prior advice—“You can’t be a man. Be a woman. It’s a powerful business, when done right”—and Joan’s latest pearl of wisdom—“Stop dressing like a little girl”—and assert herself.
Apparently asserting yourself means going to a titty bar with the Playtex execs, in your tightest fitting cocktail dress and draping yourself over said chief executive like a cheap throw. Sigh. Peggy, behind painted eyes, falls under Pete’s judgmental eye ('Case you don't know: Pete, is also a cheater, and had just cheated on his wife AGAIN, with a model). It’s unclear whether this route will have much long-term success for Peggy, but we'll see...and I think I want to buy that dress now...
As for Don? Bobbie has always drawn out the uglier side of him, but it seems Don finally is seeing his own reflection (mirrors were a big theme in this episode) and not liking it very much.
When Bobbie dares to tell Don that his reputation as a himbo is well-known, he leaves her tied to a bedpost.
I’m not sure if this is the last we’ll see of Bobbie, and I certainly don’t think it’s the last we’ll see if Don’s not-so-endearing side, but I hope for little Sally’s sake—who starred at her father adoringly at the beginning of the episode—that he cultivates the side that she sees with a little more dedication.
[Note: Chauncey is Duck’s dog. When the dog made Duck think twice about falling off the wagon—he’s an alcoholic or whatever they called people who drank too much in those days—Duck lets him go. WTF.]


"A need is something you have to have, something you can't do without. A good example is food. If you don't eat, you won't survive for long. Many people have gone days without eating, but they eventually eat a lot of food. You might not need a whole lot of food, but you do need to eat.
A want is something you would like to have. It is not absolutely necessary, but it would be a good thing to have. A good example is music. Now, some people might argue that music is a need because they think they can't do without it. But you don't need music to survive. You do however need to eat.
Some categories have both needs and wants. For instance, food could be a need or a want, depending on the type of food.You need to eat protein, vitamins, and minerals. How you get them is up to you (and your family). You can eat meat, nuts, or soy products to get protein. You can get fruits and vegetables to get vitamins and minerals. You can eat yogurt or cheese to get other vitamins and minerals. You can eat bread to get still more vitamins and minerals. These basic kinds of foods are needs.
Ice cream is a want. You don't really need to eat ice cream to survive. You can eat it to get some vitamins and minerals, but other foods like cheese and yogurt give you more of those same vitamins and minerals without giving you the fat that ice cream does. Still, ice cream tastes good to many people. They like to eat it. They want it, but they don't need it. They like it, but they don't have to have it to survive." --Economics 101




The term voice-over refers to a production technique where a non-diagetic voice is broadcast live or pre-recorded in radio, television, film, theater and/or presentation.[1] The voice-over may be spoken by someone who also appears on-screen in other segments or it may be performed by a specialist voice actor. Voice-over is also commonly referred to as "off camera" commentary.
The term voice-over can also refer to the actual voice actor who performed the recording. The terms voice actor, narrator, voice artist, announcer are all similarly used.






You hear that? It's the sound of typing...no no, it's the sound of someone logging in.
Wait, could it? Is it?
No, it's not that super awesome person you were hoping would log in for a chat...sadly it's just me. Bah!
Anyhow, as the the post title says, this is the portion of the blog where you "Have your say"
Some people call it feedback time. Some people set up forums and the like. Some people might even think this is a sad reach for contact.
Yeah okay maybe.
But back to listening to what titles tell us.
What title doesn't say is: what you can and can't say...
And why should it?
You're free to say you like.
Heck, I'd like to hear it too.
So if you're up for a few quick IM exchanges--get at me.
If of course you're busy, you want to collect your thoughts, you have other places to be, you can also always leave a comment, an email and perhaps we can all set up a kind of conference. We'll play it by ear.
Okay enough with my begging.
Have a good 'un.
Okay I've thought it over. I've decided that occasionally, maybe even once a week, I'll put up a more "log like" peak at what I've been up to. I might even put up stuff I keep in my regular diary...Oh fascinating stuff right?
To kick things off I decided to post up something from the olden days. I thought about putting a journal entry from more recent times, but then I thought how much more interesting contrast is.
What I've learned? While the days and places haven't changed all that much, the stuff between them totally have.
Here we go.
The GF, a few summers ago.
DAY ONE
9 p.m.: Preparing for house party I somehow tricked myself into setting up. Parties are probably the last thing I should be up to, but when do I ever do what I'm supposed to? Besides, it's nice to actually be spending a ridiculous amount of time (45 minutes) on my appearance instead of my usual smudged eyeliner and tussled hair rushing out of the door.
10:52 p.m.: BF arrives at the party and definitely appreciates the effort, stealing kisses and whispering "I can't wait to maul you later" into my ear. I pretend like I don't hear him so he says it again. I do that to him a lot, I'm surprised he's not annoyed with it already.
3:45 a.m.: Exhausted. Everyone needs to leave. Beer bottles, cigarettes everywhere. Floor sticky and gross. Crawl into bed to be promptly "mauled".
DAY TWO
1:36 p.m.: OVERSLEPT. Crap! I was supposed to go to the bank. I was also supposed to meet up with my parents about some stuff. It's just too cozy in bed. The curled up ball snoring next to me makes me think of a movie who's title now eludes me. I decide to quietly sneak out of bed and TRY to get ready to rush for that meet with the parents without waking the ball.
1:45 p.m. Plan pleasantly backfires as he finds his way between my legs. Ah my parents should have had other kids. BF is quite the mover.
1:51 p.m.: !!!.
3:30 p.m.: Finally meet up with parents. They are on their way to the movies. I don't hug them. I smell like someone who's been getting laid A LOT. My dad asks if I'd been out running. I say, "yes."
DAY THREE
2:30 p.m.: Overslept again. Late lunch with the BF. Settling into the long-silences-are-okay phase of relationship. Probably a fave part that so rarely makes it. Also, surprisingly okay is unbrushed post-booty hair. Now that's a look, huh?
4:57 p.m.: Slaving over a hot oven, roasting brisket and potatoes. Sweating. I hope I followed the recipe alright. I hope I don't look like a swamp creature from all the sweating. Sadly, no one is home yet to confirm or deny this possibility.
8:10 p.m.: Best friend–comments about how gay a couple we are. "You guys are always together! SO GAY!" I then make a joke about how she might have some latent issues...she gets quiet. Maybe I went too far?
1:23 a.m.: The bed is too loud. Afterward BF curls up besides me, wraps me up in his arms, and kisses my forehead. I can't help but think about the gay comment. The BF thinks it's hilarious. Then he says, "I wish I could quit you."
DAY FOUR
8:45 a.m.: Panic on the road to ________. I am going to be fifteen minutes late yet again. I console myself with the fact I am unpaid — the joys of the manipulatively cheap and disposable black market of volunteer work. Sweatshops have nothing on that racket.
12:10 p.m.: Counting the days till vacation. It's not coming soon enough.
5:55 p.m. _______ is boring me to death. Dirty text message arrives unexpectedly from the BF. I like him a hell of a lot. Instantly want to demonstrate my affections with an unsolicited BJ.
DAY FIVE
1:46 p.m.: Make small talk at __________ with a guy I had a short fling with ages ago. Surprised at how awkward this isn't. He suggests some really great bands, he smiles a lot, and I get a really calm vibe about him. I remember why we used to date.
1:53 p.m.: I also remember what a terrible lay he was. Thank God for not having to relive it, and count my blessings for the cool dirty lovin' I am having with a guy who's crazy about me.
Midnight: Date night ends with me on top and under to the left of my guy. Despite having a weekend full of getting it on, we are going at it like we haven't done it in ages. After 45 minutes of the nasty nasty, my BF tells me he's never been so deyhydrated and happy his entire life. :)
DAY SIX
1:07 p.m.: I kick ass. Assignments that is.
8:12 p.m.: Exhausted after long day of mind-numbing classes. Sitting in room full of people who take coffee too seriously, I come to the conclusion that the world will hardly change because I exist or cease to exist.
8:14 p.m.: I amuse myself by envisioning everyone in the group having sex. It doesn't take long for me to realize how awkward and disturbing this game is and abandon it. Yeah, I'm to never mix business with my messed up way of thinking again. EVER. Surveying the room, so far, so good.
DAY SEVEN
8:03 a.m.: Last day of classes before the weekend. Snooze for twenty minutes. YAY!
9:15 a.m.: Walking up ______ I wonder if the "I'm home safe" text messages my boy and I send each other after solo nights are sweet or co-dependent. Also wonder when we will go to _________.
6:15 p.m.: Dinner at _______ with a girlfriend. It feels like she's always trying to get me to say stuff. I don't think she's mentioned anything about her plans for the weekend or week--ever. When she does decide to finally talk, I'm too engrossed in my own thoughts. Dunno if I'm ready to live with the BF.
6:24 p.m.: After brief status updates on our respective relationships, I realize I am not ready(the move in thing), but decide to tell the waiter we are ready to order after all. Hey a girl has to eat right? _____ comments about how much better my life is compared to her's. I wish she'd quit that.
Total: 4 acts of intercourse; one dirty text message; one group-sex fantasy; one less-awkward-than-planned discussion with ex, one more odd conversation with best girlfriend.
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The GF sometime this month:
DAY ONE
9 p.m.: Reading a book. I was going to blog, but I really want to finish this book up soon.
10:52 p.m.: BF is still playing videogames. I can hear him talking to the TV. I tell him to turn it down a little, I can't read with the noise.
12:45 a.m.: Time to sleep. BF kisses me good night and says we'll see each other tomorrow.
DAY TWO
6:36 a.m.: Wake up. It's too early. I'm so tired of waking up at this ungodly hour. I'm not going to eat. I play with the idea of dressing for work before I go to sleep. Maybe it would leave me more time to rest as opposed to rushing the dressing in the morning on drowzy drowzy limbs.
7:45 a.m. There's no traffic yet. Everyone goes into work at exactly 2 till 8.
11:51 p.m.: God, I want lunch. SOOOOOO bad. Maybe I should eat breakfast.
3:30 p.m.: Get a text from BF. He's having lunch with friends. He'll be over later, if nothing else happens. Looks like I'm going to eat dinner alone.
DAY THREE
2:30 p.m.: I'm tickled pink about the worst possible thing. Someone stole my boss's car. Can't be good karma for me, but it's his own fault for parking where he does. Mister can't be bothered with walking.
5:57 p.m.: I want to go home. Where are my ruby slippers?
8:10 p.m.: Run into former best friend at the store. She acts like I don't exist. Hmm...
11:53 p.m.: BF calls me. Says the guys and him were watching DVDs and talking about old times. He tells me he misses and loves me. I tell him I ran into _____ at the store. He says he's got some dirt on her. I tell him to shush. We say goodnight.
DAY FOUR
8:02 a.m.: Rain has slowed everyone down. WTF people?!
12:10 p.m.: Lunched at home. Checking stuff online too. Looks like the price for airfare isn't going to get any cheaper. Fuck it, book it.
7:55 p.m. BF and I are at a really nice little italian place for dinner. We hold hands a lot and the waiter tells us about the specials. There's a crowd of ladies at a table in the back who laugh really loud. My BF gets up, he knows them. He goes over to talk to them and I sip on my tea.
DAY FIVE
4:46 p.m.: I decide to cut the work day short. I want to catch a show that starts at 7.
7:53 p.m.: I've made it just in time to catch the opening act. They're actually kind really good.
Midnight: Drinking drink drinking. Talking to strangers about the show. So far, so fun.
DAY SIX
1:07 p.m.: I'm going to stay in bed for 10 more minutes, then go over to the neighbors for a little tennis.
4:12 p.m.: BF drops by. I'm hoping he's upset about me going to the show alone, but instead he's pretty chipper and brings me food. God bless him, I am starved.
5:14 p.m.: I ask the BF if he wants to do it. He says we can't because his stomach hurts. He ate too much.
DAY SEVEN
7:03 a.m.: Why am I up? Why am I writing? Why aren't I in bed? All these questions. This will not help me sleep. Time to hit the pillow again.
9:15 a.m.: Okay, I'm up I'm up. My boss has left a message on my phone. Who gave him my mobile number? I'm going to pretend I never got it.
5:15 p.m.: BF tells me his mom and sister are in town. They're doing some shopping and might want to have dinner with us. I try not to express either interest or disinterest. I wouldn't mind eating with them actually, but I do mind having to dress up for the occasion. These are some fashion knowing ladies. Even if they are polite and lovely, I'll feel less than crap if I'm not up to their style par.
7:24 p.m.: BF's mom calls to tell us she wont be able to make dinner. I'm relieved and disappointed. That's nothing new though right?
Total: 0 acts anything interesting; one plea for sex, numerous bouts of work boredom; 1 cold but not surprising run in with former friend; 2 forms of rejection and 1 excellent show.
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Yeah, times sure have changed huh? :)








Young, single men terrified of unwanted pregnancies, and sick of condoms, are turning to vasectomies for liberation.


