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Original post by Dashiell Bennett
“I don’t like how your pies taste,” says this hapless husband, caught in the act of pastryphilia by his wife and a gaggle of girlfriends in (wait for it) “Attack of the Clothed Female/Naked Male.”
“So you fuck it?”
We have been eager to show you this title but we keep getting waylaid, as if by “Pirates”. A niche that (mostly) finds clothed women giving handjobs to naked men, this example of CFNM involves the likes of Abbey Brooks, Sophie Dee, Heather Gables, and Kylee Reese, among others, in configurations such as Jailer/Jailed, Pie Fucker/Gaggle, and Comatose Man/Nurses.
Not an inch of the five separate parts of the female anatomy commonly seen in porn is exposed in “Attack of the C.F.N.M.,” and that may be disappointing to some viewers. But as Thomas Jefferson said, “I may not agree with your choice to not show Abbey Brooks’ boobies, but I will fight to the death for your right to not compromise a porn niche sacred to maybe two dozen Americans.”
While humiliation is a factor in some of these scenarios, at least the fellows enjoy some release at the end of their ordeal. Such as this guy, who probably hasn’t seen too many good times since the royalty checks for “Two Princes” stopped coming.
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Original post by Gram Ponante
We’ve been so focused on the catastrophic collapse of the U.S. economy and the sometime suspension of certain presidential campaigns that it’s been awhile since we touched base with the demise of print journalism. To wit, here’s a new theory as to why newspapers are struggling to make the transition to online — look no farther than the most-emailed list!
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Original post by Lux Alptraum
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Original post by Lux Alptraum
Between the debate suspension debacle, the ongoing Sarah Palin implosion and his continued fall in the polls, last week wasn’t great for John McCain.
In spite of this, or perhaps because of it, the media continues to write about the Arizona Senator more than his Democratic counterpart. Marketwatch, tell it like it is:
According to the LexisNexis(R) Analytics 2008 election dashboard, Sen. McCain was the subject of 9 percent more U.S. media coverage than Sen. Obama last week, the fourth consecutive week that Sen. McCain has received more press coverage than Sen. Obama since the election dashboard began tracking U.S. press coverage in early-July. Prior to Sen. McCain’s four-week streak, Sen. Obama had garnered more press coverage in each of the previous eight weeks that were monitored.
But is the coverage positive or negative?
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Original post by Lux Alptraum