The Russian city of Zheleanovodsk hosts a quite unusual monument. It does not honor a person or commemorate a historic event. Instead, it is a monument that celebrates a procedure that most people would never dream of celebrating, but some kinksters would!
Local artist Svetlana Avakova, who designed the monument which costed around 1 million roubles ($42,000), said Botticelli’s classic painting Venus and Mars had given her the inspiration to tackle the tricky subject.
Self CBT in public ? Yes ! A couple of days ago, on November 10, 2013, Petr Andreevich Pavlensky, a Russian conceptual artist and political activist hammered a nail through his scrotum into cobblestones outside Lenin’s Mausoleum, on the day Russia marked its Police Day national holiday. The artist said in a statement that he was trying to draw attention to Russian society’s inaction in the face of the development of a police state.
Media reported the episode has happened in font of “hundreds of horrified tourists”. I’m wondering if there were instead some kinksters who greatly appreciate the show. : D
Needless to say the authorities did not appreciate the show as well. Policemen on Red Square quickly responded by first covering the naked artist with a blanket. The artist was then taken into custody and hospitalized after being removed from the pavement.
Picture above is The Mona Lisa, a half-length portrait of a woman by the Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci, which has been acclaimed as the best known, the most visited, the most written about, the most sung about, and even the most parodied work of art in the world. In fact, here is a gallery of kinky versions of The Mona Lisa:
As you can see, there’s almost a version for each kink. Pity I couldn’t find a watersports version of her squatting and pissing on the floor…
Have you ever heard the word Kussomaten ? Probably not, unless you’re Danish, so let me tell you the whole story. Since 1975, K. Vinders Fond, a Danish association committed to raising awareness of and the dissemination of women’s issues, has regularly published a book called Kvinne, kjenn din kropp (Woman, Know Your Body). 200,000 copies, republished in 1983, 1992 and 2001. A kink of feminist bible, at the time it was first published.
In the year 2010, a research published by the Danish family planning association revealed that 29% of the young women in the sample analysis did not feel comfortable with their own bodies and especially with their private parts. According to the research, many young women believe they are ugly or abnormal because their points of reference, found on the Internet for example, are often retouched photos or photos of women who have already undergone plastic surgery.
So they, instead of simply promoting more the “amateur” niche on the Internet, decided to go bring something extra to the book and came up with the idea of having a photo booth for feminine private parts. Through this photographic collection they intend to awaken women to the knowledge of their own bodies.
On the occasion of the Women´s International Day the 8th of March, year 2011, at the Goethe Institute in Copenhagen the Kussomat took the first 70 photos. The following seventy photos were taken while the booth was installed in the faculty of medicine in Copenhagen. Other photos came from the Roskilde Festival, in June 2011.
Cool and who did the device ? The Kussomat was created by four enthusiastic female students at the faculty of engineering, Copenhagen university, who threw themselves into the project and finished the product in only three weeks. Just in case you’re wondering, “kusse” means “pussy”, so Kussmat could be translated something like Cuntomat.
Now all those photos have been uploaded to the official website. Navigation is not easy, cause the site is in Danish only, but clicking on the right link you’ll get a mosaic of 9 random pussies, that changes every time you realod the page. This feature is intended for women to to compare their pussy with other women, completely anonymously, and maybe find out, that they are not at all as abnormal looking as they may think… oh, well… but we pervs already knew…
Sometimes I feel he does not understand me… : D
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are like bluetooth:
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are like wi-fi:
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he is connected to you
when you are nearby,
but searches for other devices
when you are away…
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she sees all
available devices,
but connects to
the strongest one…
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the home of your dreams should have one !
carefully read before you begin…
Hungry ! Hungry ! Hungry !
Good news for voyeurs and exhibitionists who have a plan to visit New York. If you belong to the first category there’s a place you can’t miss to see while if you fall into the second group there’s a Hotel where I recommend you to stay: The Standard, High Line.
The Standard is an 18-story luxury boutique hotel located at 848 Washington Street between West 13th and Little West 12th Streets in the Meatpacking District of Manhattan. It sits fifty-seven feet above street level, above the High Line, a former elevated railroad track reconstructed into a linear park. The hotel, completed in the year 2009, has 337 guest rooms and was designed by the architects of the Polshek Partnership.
Now the best part: visitors using the restrooms on the 18th floor may get a fantastic view through floor-to-ceiling windows, but passersby can’t say the same. #lol !
