Posts Tagged ‘JABcomix’
XXX Christmas Toons
December 24th, 2009 | Author: Trixie
If I had a week or two to immerse myself in a certain type of kinky porn and vibe my clit into oblivion, it would start out with taboo toons, specifically a membership to JABcomix, a site I’ve admired since 2003 (but has been around longer than that).
He’s got a special flash book to celebrate Christmas (in addition to the other stuff):
JABcomix White XXXmas Toons
Note: if taboo fantasies trigger bad feelings for you, then this site (and many books you can get in Barnes & Noble, including Anais Nin’s _Delta of Venus_) is not for you.
*****
Hoping to blog pleasant and simple and personal notes tonight, but if not . . . I hope you enjoy whatever holidays you celebrate!
You may also subscribe to COMMENTS.
WANT THE BEST?
Check out Kelly's independently owned & operated website showcasing her amazing big natural breasts!
Kelly's success story and hard work are truly an inspiration to indie pornographers like me!
Welcome to my blog and homemade porn site! I've been a proud WebWhore since the year 2000; I plan to make porn for the rest of my life! I hope you enjoy exploring my personal site whether it's getting to know me through my words or seeing me naked in my pictures, videos and webcams! -Trixie
Trixie's bookshelf: read
Not as engrossing as Slammerkin, but interesting, informative and engaging as a fictionalized version of a true story exposing the lives of well-off women (and feminists and lesbians) in Victorian England.
It's hard to avoid comp...
It's hard to avoid comp...
For some reason I *want* to only give this book three stars but that would be a lie; I didn't just "like it", I actually "REALLY liked it".
I'm not familiar with Fingerman's other work, but just being aware of...
I'm not familiar with Fingerman's other work, but just being aware of...
A cute little morbid trick of a book and so short I can say that I kind of enjoyed it. I appreciated the casual way considering whoring was treated, but am guessing it wasn't really casual and was supposed to illustrate just how far she had...
I loved the atmosphere and tone of the book. I enjoy reading about characters who are socially isolated and/or solitary by choice. I also enjoy reading about the lives of machines especially when they're described with a touch of mysticism ...
I might have enjoyed this even more than the Wooster & Jeeves books. LOVED the last story, which was oddly disturbing (only mildly so, of course, which made it very surreal). Also appreciated the self-consciousness (again, MILD) regarding c...
