February 6th, 2025 -- by Bacchus
This erotic sculpture in a classical style appears to be French, but little is known online about it, except that it was on display in the Museum of Sex in Amsterdam in 2006 when this photo was taken by Esther Garcia. I’m sure many of ErosBlog’s readers have been to that museum; perhaps if we’re lucky, some of you will remember and share some of the curatorial information about the piece, that might have been on display with it?
Here’s another image of the display case, giving a bit more visual context to the museum exhibit.
I’d sure love to know more!
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February 4th, 2025 -- by Bacchus
You whippersnappers don’t know what it was like, but sometimes when it got boring in the office you just had to close your office door, call up your honey, and ask her what she was wearing. Did you shave this morning? Did you miss me while you were in the shower?
Art is by Cécile Vallonoux.
Full disclosure: I am old enough to have worked in a 20th-century office with the architecture that allowed for this kind of phone sex shenanigans, but I’m not actually old enough to have indulged in them. By my time, the supporting social structures were already long gone. I had a lock on my door but my boomer bosses expected to, and did, burst into my office without warning at any time.
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February 2nd, 2025 -- by Bacchus
The other day ParZival’s wife took very good care of him and then ran off to the craft and fabric store while he was taking a little snooze. “Did she just bed me, fed me, and then put me down for a nap?” Yeah, big boy:
That right there is what we used to call some advanced husband management skills!
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January 31st, 2025 -- by Bacchus
What’s the difference between hungry and horny?
Where you stick the cucumber…
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January 29th, 2025 -- by Bacchus
Back in 2016 I facetiously suggested that this bizarre horse-head burlesque performer was the unbeloved Star Wars character Jar Jar Binks trying to pick up some extra cash as a strip dancer. Now, I actually have some explanatory provenance for this photo:
The caption in the March 1960 issue of Ace magazine reads
The Panama’s “Barnyard Follies” features chorus girls wearing head masks of farm beasts.
The photo is from an article about the burlesque “revues” at the Club Panama in London. Besides the Barnyard Follies, other shows mentioned include Scotch dance, a “Devil Dance”, Egyptian dance, a “popular Indian routine” (they mean the American kind, with redface), a satire show called “Seeing Stars”, something called “Nudes in the News”, a number titled “On the Spanish Beach”, and a show called “The Sultan’s Harem.” Sounds like a fun lineup!
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January 24th, 2025 -- by Bacchus
Too late, Hannah realizes that she’s in peril:
She never had a chance!
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January 22nd, 2025 -- by Bacchus
This delectable pair of topless yacht bunnies are from the pages of the 1960 Adam Annual magazine.
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