...mixed with the blue tones throughout the ad,adds to a feeling of being at sea. The model on theleft, is wearing a striped shirt once again, and has atiger tattooed on his arm. The tattoos placed in this adwere not originally on Fumero, and were placed for theintentions of the ad. The model on the left, is shirtless,with a tattoo of a heart, with the word love across it.Both versions have the Dixie cup sailor cap, and bothhave earrings, although the version on the left has oneearring, and the version on the right has three. The version on the left is holding the packagingthe bottle comes in, which appears to be a tin can, or part of a piping. His grip on the packagingis the same as a grip would be when giving a blowjob. Furthermore, the French words for pipe,and blowjob are actually spelled very similarly. The version on the right has the bottle itself nextto him, which could be viewed as more outwardly feminine, because of the color, shape, anddecor of the bottle. The bottle is decorated with a poof attached to the top. Also, an effeminategay male might also be referred to as a poof, which is synonymous with faggot. Finally, the factthat there is only one model used is significant because it de-individualizes the person in the ad,making it so that anyone could be that person....
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...This new wave came to its peak during the late fifties and into the sixties, with more and more predominantly homoerotic independent films being released. It enabled the community through providing representation and identification to characters and stories that during the time were rare to find (a given, since homosexuality was still considered to be an illegal offense in a majority of the country). Andy Warhol’s 1964 ‘Blowjob’ became one of the iconic films to the culture during that decade; the 35-minute silent film features only a single scene of a man’s face as he receives fellatio. The significance of the piece is that it takes the audience members out of a traditional viewing mindset, leaving as much imagery up to the minds of the audience as possible, and while it is not the first of this style, it still stands as one of the...
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...doesn’t necessarily that it’s all true. We know that he is a male only because someone at the factory wants to find him a female partner. He works at the factory, so we meet him there. He gives us an impression that the employees are no longer considered as humans nor individuals. They are just one of many. The narrator realizes in the end of the story, that he don’t want to be a part of the factory anymore, because they threatens to turn the humans into machines, by thwarting the development of the peoples emotions and imaginations. The language is full of humor and irony, for example is Dot described as one who would have been an excellent pirate, given both blowjobs and sandwiches to the seagulks. Dot has lost her soul by the monotonous work, like many of the other workers, and now she is giving blowjobs to strange guys at the nightclub. Another co-worker we hear about always looks afraid when he interacts with the narrator. He is alienated from his colleagues and is not used to human contact. The narrator is unlike the others, and has not turned completely into a zombie yet, and he still contains human characteristics. For example – He is shy in front of women. In addition his cultural flavor has not been erased – he listens to Joy Division, who is a former post-punk band, with a lead singer who had committed suicide. He also reads Camus and a Japanese novel. He likes the finer culture, but yet he has a job that doesn’t need any...
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...ingredients in the sandwiches while the product is moving past them. They even rank the different ingredients; “…if you were unlucky or new, it would be tomatoes.” (l. 48, p. 3) Their large attention on such a small subject illustrates the extreme relativism that characterizes the story. We follow an unnamed 1st person narrator, and the story is told through his point of view. We only know that he is a man because someone at the factory wants him to find a female partner (l.93, p. 4). The language of the short story is characterized by a lot of humor and irony, for example the description of Dot, who would have been an excellent pirate, giving both blowjobs and sandwiches to the seagulks (l. 36, p. 3). The character Dot has, like many of the other workers, lost her soul by the monotonous work at the factory and she is now giving blowjobs to strangers at the local nightclub. We also hear of another co-worker who looks afraid every time he interacts with our narrator (l. 42, p. 3) - he is not used to human contact and is alienated from his colleagues. The narrator has not turned completely into a zombie yet and still contains some human characteristics - for example his shyness with women. In addition his cultural flavor has not been erased: he listens to Joy Division, a former post-punk band whose lead singer committed suicide, he reads Camus and a Japanese novel from the 1940’s. His cultural flavor seems avant-garde and very intellectual...
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...Top Five Pornography Girlfriend Interviewed By AVN.com By coincidence, Jodi West is chosen as a Top Girlfriend from Ultra Vulgar and interviewed by AVN.com. As a successful adult entertainer, Jodi West represents strange porn that is interesting to absorb. Now, the West marriage continues to dish out video scene after video scene. This business owner begins by explaining her venture out into the world of producing pornography. According to AVN.com, West mentions 'After two years of camming, we actually started filming by doing handjobs, blowjobs and, footjobs .. little 5 to 10-minute hj and bj clips ... So we made movies." Moreover, according to her interview with AVN, Jodi West does not actually consider her films as incest-related. In...
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...A Sexy Guide bySteelAndSilk© While I was pondering a bit about another how-to, I stumbled onto the idea of one about how women could be sexy (or sexier) toward men, and also, avoid being unsexy. Now, as I've stated in some of my other articles, I have no business telling men how to be sexy toward women. I'll leave that to a woman, seeing as she would know a hell of a lot more than I would. There are the obvious things, of course, for both sexes. Being in decent shape, having a good attitude toward each other (though some women do go for the douchebags, a concept I'll never understand), etc, are all great things. However, not every guy is going to be able to get all ripped out, and not every woman has time to tone her abs or get supermodel hot. Let me share a secret with you ladies...you don't have to in order to be sexy. But, it is good to take care of yourself, just as you would want your man to. Now, understand that when I "speak for men" we're talking about your run-of-the-mill normal guy. Sure, there are guys who think you dressing in a skin-tight latex full body suit with weird goggles for your eyes and a zipper on the mouth while you spank his ass with a spiked paddle is sexy. I'm not remotely experienced with that, so I'm going to leave that be. Nor am I getting into the men who supposedly love obese women. No experience there either. So what do you think of when you think sexy, girls? Maybe waiting for your husband to come home, candles lit and music playing, and he...
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...Charlie Brooker’s article on "The Voice" was writien for a purpose. 1 purpose. To mock and ridicule the T.V programme “The Voice”. As he writes in an iconoclastic theme which essentially means he RANTS about whatever ANNOYS him. This article being one of many… Throughout the humorous article Brooker bombards the piece with sarcasm and humor of all sorts, for any audience to be as happy as a clam in high water. Brooker is able to grab hold of the reader from the very first sentence due to the way he begins it “I don’t know if you saw,” as this type of sentence starter is a conversational one; due to the fact he is starting it rather informally creating a bond with the reader, as well as asking the reader indirectly whether or not he watched it. Straight after, we read the sentence “although I’m guessing you didn’t” this represents a sarcastic assumption in answer to his earlier remark. As well as emphasizing how corrupt “The Voice” is, hence creating a comment which is seen as humorous by the reader. We are also able to analyze how well both of the sentences correspond to each other, therefore are not changing subjects confusing the reader, making him feel like a bee trying to get nectar from the sun. Brooker reinforces his dislike for the genre by claiming “The Voice claims they don’t judge- they coach. Then it shows them judging the shit out of everybody”. Brooker uses colorful language (swear words) to continue his mission to hypnotize people away from being drawn to...
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...Tinderalla Meet Charlotte, your average inner city whore. Charlotte is a natural blonde, but her hair is a sickly green. Trendy. You’ve got crap hair dye and Boots’ amateur till guard to thank for that. She has a piercing just above her lip and to the left. Cool, and an ear stretcher from Primark. ‘#Rebel’, she posted. Charlotte knows what she wants, and she knows exactly how many blowjobs she has to give before she gets it, a real go getter in school, she even has her name on the girl’s toilet wall, next to another kid called ‘Slut’. They must know each other well, because it’s written everywhere else too! So anyway, Charlotte is lonely at the minute, with all the boys she knows all either in prison or another girl, she’s lost. Looking for the new angry birds to pass the time, she comes across a brand new app, Tinder. ‘OMG!’ she shrieked. Amazed, she swipes eagerly through all the other people too lazy to put on shoes and go outside and get drunk and do drugs like all the other kids, all the boys who haven’t quite got a firm grasp on their sexuality yet and all the people pretending to be pop stars. Suddenly though, she come across the perfect guy, Dan, boy is he dreamy, with his remarkably blue eyes, like two swirling oceans of cute, his black hair in a swift, cool quiff to complement those great dimples she wishes she could just fall asleep in. She types to him, and they fall in love. It’s only been 6 minutes but it’s like they’re, it’s like they’re connected somehow...
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...He tells the university’s authorities and puts in a request for a new roommate. Among the fact that his roommate has deeply disturbed him, he also is dealing with canker sores. He mentions that the sores hurt more than once. He tells Gabe about them and asks online if anyone knows what causes them. Ferrara asks for opinions online about his sores: “I have all these canker sores right now. What causes them, anyone know? Can I give a blowjob with canker sores? Hurts” (36). Ferrara is bothered immensely by these sores, and is hesitant about going out or partaking in any events. In other words, the canker sores are an addition to the troubles Ferrara has to deal...
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...Stuart's eyes closed, and he writhed in anticipation of what he was certain would be the blowjob of his life. Not that he had many with which to compare it. "Ohhhhhhhhh fuck." It wasn't Sofia's touch that elicited the moan, but the dirty talk that slipped from her lips. "That's it slut, tell me how big it is. How much you love it. Tell me I'm the man." Stuart panted, his hands curled into fists, his entire body lifted off the chair, his skin broke out in goosebumps, and his eyes rolled back in his head as he shuddered, and cried out in ecstasy, with the first touch of her hand on his freed erection, and subsequent flick of her...
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...someone is so different than to what teens are used to. This is why Pudge, who has probably adored someone before Alaska, still sees her as the perfect human being, intricate yet perpetually amazing. Next, we have the second, and often more frequent amongst teenagers; Lara. Pudge has an interesting relationship with Lara, as in they are actually dating. Besides this fact, Pudge can’t seem to find himself feeling the way he does with Alaska when he is with Lara. Their connection is awkward, not to say that his isn’t with Alaska, but Lara seems to have a different effect on Pudge. He finds it hard to talk with Lara and they spend most of their time together in silence, both unsure of how to act around one another. This leads to a messy blowjob, mostly fueled by curiosity, and then sitting in uncomfortable quite, or rather a personal reflection of what had just occurred. Pudge is in reality, unconsciously using Lara for his own benefit. He understands that he can’t have Alaska, but he continues to hope for a chance, and in the meantime he is left struggling to find a connection with a girl that he isn’t really interested in. The key difference between his relationship with the two girls is for one, he has feelings of love for, and the other he is attempting to replicate a real relationship with. This brings up the separation between “f******” and “making love,” as described by Danielle. There has always been some kind of perceived disconnection between the two, sex without...
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...-PUB CRAWLING- Cyprus ERASMUS 2013 Let this be the best & craziest event ever!! It’s up to u ( Rules: 1. U HAVE TO visit all pubs!! 2. Take camera with u to prove us the actions! 3. If u meet another team in the pub u have to arrange drinking competition. Losers crawl out of the pub, winners get 20 points. 4. U have to drink everything what is given by bartender. If someone of team can’t do it – others have to help him/her. Sharing is caring ( 5. Take the border – if u are only crawling, maybe it is enough ( 6. Change clothes with every team you meet (every time!!) 7. The whole group crawls into/out of the pub – 50 p (use your imagination) *Here are some tasks for you to fulfill in any pub or street you want: | |Same sex |Opposite sex | |Kiss on cheek |10 p |5 p | |Kiss on the lips |35p |15 p | |French kiss |50 p |20 p | |Kiss from bartender |100 p |70 p | *If you get a big red mark of lips on your cheek 15 p *Sing a song on the way to the pubs...
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...Brandyn Zea Writing 115 Chelsea Kachman May 27, 2013 Sex: in Fast Food Advertising? Sex especially sexual objectification of gender has turned into a big controversy across the advertising world and it has crossed over into fast food advertising. Sex in advertising is something that does not need to be put out there. There is too much bad and inappropriate attention that draws from it. In these advertisements that are brought upon sexually mainly objectify women’s bodies. I just do not understand why businesses use women like they do to get across their product, they can sell it without using women, it’s not hard to do but I guess they want to attract more by using an attractive women but by doing that they are judging and putting down the what they call “plus size” women because to them beauty is thin which it boggles my mind that they actually do that. Beauty is defined within not by the way someone looks. Also, by doing what they do they are dehumanizing the sexually objectified gender. Since we live in a man’s world, mostly heterosexual, that potentially objectifies the female body. This premise is the starting point of the objectification theory that states that when objectified, women are treated as bodies that exist for the use or consumption of others, stripped of their individuality and personality. (Vaes, paladino, puvia, 774) Which is understandable to why they mainly want to attract the male audience, but in reality they are coming across to the adolescents as...
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...Before I start, let me tell all of you a cold joke related to the topic of my speech today. “One day, there was a man who entered this cocktail lounge. He noticed a blonde hair lady sitting alone and he approached her. The man wanted to offer her a drink and get to know her. He asked: May I buy you a cocktail, hot stuff? The lady rejected, saying that alcohol is bad for her legs. The man said: Oh, I’m so sorry to hear that. Do they swell? The lady answered: No, they open.” A very pleasant good morning to all my lovely classmates. I believe all of you would know what I am going to present today. Yes, it is about cocktails. What exactly cocktails are? The Merrian-Webster Dictionary defined cocktails as “iced drinks of wine or distilled liquor mixed with flavoring ingredients”. Putting it into simple words, cocktails are simply alcoholic drinks with different variations of flavors. The history of cocktails must be traced back to the 16th or 17th century when people started mixing ingredients to create drinks similar to what we known as cocktails nowadays. It was not until around the 18th century that those drinks became more well-known and here came the term “cocktail” when it was first introduced by the American Bartenders in the 1920’s. You might wonder why cocktail is named as a “cocktail”. Unfortunately, there are still uncertainties about the exact origin of the term “cocktail” ever since it made its appearance in prints in 6 May 1806, all out of a sudden. However...
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...In my life there have been many occasions to get absolutely whiskey bent. You know, to wake up and essentially set the goal to get black out drunk with nothing but bourbon and cheap smiles in mind. Knowing my whiskey habit, my 21st was set to be a momentous day in whiskey drinking’s fantastic history. On my 21st I blacked out at 930 and didn’t get home till 2am (last sighting at least). Apparently in my stupor (like I said, it was a great day for whiskey drinking and I put on a clinic) I invited two different girls over to my house on my walk home with my friends from the bar. It really was a great birthday, I got really drunk all day all over the place so I remember very little in nothing but fragmented blurs. And oh yeah, the only bad part was that my house got robbed latter that night. This is what I do remember: I woke up wide-awake at 7:30 am so dehydrated that I could barely move or open my eyes. I’m fully dressed with my shoes still on, laying face down on top of the sheets with my contacts in and everything on my nightstand had been thrown across the floor. Jolted awake by the harsh reality of morning, I began to try to remember what happened the night before but I can’t get past that familiar yet fine taste of bourbon that has come to welcome me in the morning as often as the sun’s light. My next move seems obvious. I should go down stairs, get wicked high and chug water to recover and start to piece together the night. Once I got downstairs I saw that my bong...
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