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OTHER CRAP:
Catch the deluxe
version of Other Crap in real time, with all the bells and whistles,
here.
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Secret Desires
(2008)
Secret Desires is the latest comedy from Seduction Cinema, and will be
released 2/28/2008.
This one again makes good use of their extensive loop
library. Darian Caine is a bored housewife who finds an old projector in her
closet, and a real of loops. They are supposedly so sexy that she can't help
watching and stroking herself. Nor can her husband's coworker, Jackie Stevens,
or her neighbor, Molly Heartbreaker. Meanwhile, hubby and a male coworker
provide the comic relief as the not altogether unwilling hubby is the object of
seduction for his male coworker.
The two disk set includes an audio CD of the sound track, bonus loops, and a
"behind the scenes" special. All in all, it is good lightweight erotic entertainment with the always entertaining Darian Caine, and the
fascinating Molly Heartbreaker.
Darian Caine and Jackie Stevens show breasts, and Molly Heartbreaker shows
everything, as do numerous women in the loops.
Darian Caine
Jackie Stevens
Molly Heartbreaker
loops
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Notes and collages
The Stepford Wives
Original version.
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Britney paparazzi: extremely HQ, but no nudity |
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A film clip of
Elizabeth Taylor in The Driver's Seat. 1974 film. It's a VHS
cap, 320x240, so the quality is unspectacular, but it still offers a
rare look at La Liz in her see-through bra. I've seen caps from this
before, but never the live action. |
HD caps from Basic Instinct Sharon
Stone
Jeanne Tripplehorn

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The Comedy Wire
Comments in yellow...
"Crime Is The Disease. Meet The Epicure" - Three inmates at a Kane County,
Illinois, jail are suing the sheriff, claiming that the food they receive is not
up to the standards of other jails. For instance, they
claim that "cookies and cakes are served soggy due to wet and cracked trays."
The three are seeking $2 million damages.
* $2 million?! We're serving these crooks too damn many
cookies and cakes!
* These guys should know: they've dined at every jail in Illinois.
InsideDivorce.com told the UK Sun that the first Monday in January is the
busiest day of the year for divorce filings. A lawyer explained that when
couples are spending less time together, their problems aren't as apparent. But
the holidays force them to be together and face their unhappiness, which is
exacerbated by relatives and debts. Then comes New Year's resolutions, and
thinking about what they want for the future, followed by divorce filing on the
first day of the first business week of the year.
* They want to make absolutely sure the divorce will be
final before next Christmas.
* So if you want to stay married, spend Christmas as far away from your spouse
as possible.
Despite claims that violent films breed violence, a University of California
study found that the opposite is true: violent movies reduce crime. They
examined violence levels in blockbuster movies from 1995 to 2004, and found that
on days when people were packing theaters to see the most violent movies, real
violence fell. They estimate that violent movies have cut assaults in the US by
an average of 52,000 a year over the past decade because would-be assailants
were in theaters, consuming soft drinks and watching violence instead of out
drinking booze and causing violence.
* Of course, the next night, they tried out the ideas
they got from the movies.
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