Sunday, November 1, 2009
Your Naked Pig Woman
Which one will be the new choice of the Young And Daring Air Traffic Controller - Krakonman?
PS. Clearly, this piece is dedicated to Krakonman, because of his: "Bo po KRW NDB wykonuje zakret proceduralny celem ustawienia sie w holdingu lub racetracku, z ktorego to zaczyna wykonywac procedure podejscia wg ILS-a do pasa 25. Proste?" explanation.
PPS. Pix shamelesly stolen from Lili ;)
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Haute Macabre Presents
Haute Couture;) for Men - this fall:
Gotta loove those layes, buttons, zippers and assymetry. How do ya like it? (And I mean the clothes' contents too;>)
Monday, September 21, 2009
Mein Bratwurst in dein Sauerkraut
New video - "Pussy" by Rammstein - available here:
http://visit-x.net/rammstein/
... and tell me what U think :~)
http://visit-x.net/rammstein/
... and tell me what U think :~)
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Friday, September 18, 2009
Sexy Oldschool Soviet underwear?
Well... uh... see for yourselves!
Late 1960s. Actress Svetlana Svetlichnaja is doing a short strip dance for a movie. This was probably the most R-rated scene of the Soviet cinematography.
Friday, July 24, 2009
Japanese MudSlinging Festival!
It’s a dirty job but someone’s got to do it...
Dairokuten-no-Hadaka Matsuri: Mudslinging Fun!
Would you believe this is a sacred spiritual ritual?
It’s a cold day in late February as men young and old clad only in thin white loincloths stand stoically shivering knee-deep in freezing cold water. At a signal they all rush each other flinging handfuls of mud at one another. They also wrestle and toss each other about in the muddy cold water. What may appear to be school boy rough-housing with a sado-masochistic bent is actually a spiritual ritual done to insure good harvest while simultaneously bringing luck to the mud-flinging participants and spectators. The Shinto gods must love a good free-for-all and the Dairokuten-no-Hadaka Matsuri gives them a good show.
Dairokuten-no-Hadaka Matsuri: Mudslinging Fun!
Would you believe this is a sacred spiritual ritual?
It’s a cold day in late February as men young and old clad only in thin white loincloths stand stoically shivering knee-deep in freezing cold water. At a signal they all rush each other flinging handfuls of mud at one another. They also wrestle and toss each other about in the muddy cold water. What may appear to be school boy rough-housing with a sado-masochistic bent is actually a spiritual ritual done to insure good harvest while simultaneously bringing luck to the mud-flinging participants and spectators. The Shinto gods must love a good free-for-all and the Dairokuten-no-Hadaka Matsuri gives them a good show.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
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