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This is said to be a labor protest of sorts — the nude “life” models of Paris taking to the streets back in 2008 to demand “a pay increase, proper contracts and…respect for their craft.”

On October 15th 2011, the 14th International Annual Club RUB Awards take place onboard the HMS President 1918 (static and moored), Victoria Embankment, London EC4Y 0HJ (close to Blackfriars Bridge) from 9pm to 4am.If you want to see the show and have a chance to win, then you should get your tickets now, as you only need to pay 23 pounds for one! So, put on your kinkiest or bizarre or creative latex attire and you might just be the winner!This year, the judges will be Europe’s TOP domina Goddess Ira, fetish photographer extraordinaire Richard Knightly and Alix Fox, Journalist and Front Section Editor of Bizarre Magazine, Ambassador for Sh! Women’s Erotic Empourium and lovehoney.co.uk. Straight after the prizes are presented at midnight, the winners will be chosen and asked to claim their prize and trophy on stage! However, to make sure that you have a chance, you should arrive early and register!So, what will be the prizes? Well, there are quite many, and they are sponsored by D-vote, Libidex, Atsuko Kudo, Demask, SceneMagazine, Breathless, Bondinage, Westward Bound, Latex 101, Honour Latex, House of Harlot, Rubber 55, Lady Lucie Latex, Gernot, Violaceous Latex, Skin Two Magazine and Rubber Life (myself)!Get your ticket now and show your finest latex in London!

“In quick time his interest flipped neatly from hard structures to the soft parts supported by them. His growing obsession with the one boneless extension of his own anatomy was matched only by his new appreciation for the soft, fleshy mysteries guarded by the girls around him. Yet when, at fifteen, an impostor in his own life, he found himself buried to the third knuckle in a sighing schoolmate, he was disappointed by the lack of features there. Nothing but warm, giving folds and a roof like his mouth’s palate. He withdrew his hand and rubbed a callus over her prominent hipbone. She sighed again, as loud. She sighed wherever he touched her.” - Pierce, in his excellent short story “Bones.” (via mills)

All of you reading this who’ve ever wanted to put out a publication that reflects their own erotic vision, kindly raise your hands. (In my imagination, I now see a mighty forest of raised hands.) In middle life I have observed that I am not getting younger, and so I decided to take the publication [...]

She’s ambitious, you got to give her that much: From Flora’s Life by Bruno Coq. View this post in its original location at ErosBlog: The Sex Blog. If you are reading this anywhere but in a feed reader, it has been scraped without permission. Feed obtained by: (94.236.123.134) Similar Sex Blogging:Splut!The Royal FeastTwo Girls, One [...]

N.O. Photo by VinsantoJust have fun, and enjoy life.Previously, on FB Spin, warning sign.

oneinthehand has added a photo to the pool:I know you all love this - so I took a Black and White and tried to give it a little life.....

naruto-grgr:is not life

"The Island is an ongoing project that documents life on the Outer Banks of North Carolina." http://www.timgruber.com/the-island/janass-2/ via Conscientious (http://jmcolberg.com/weblog/) Permalink | Leave a comment  »

SB Archer has added a photo to the pool:Strobist data first: Petals thrown in front of sheet hung in a sunny doorway, SB800 camera right at low power fired by Wizards.Now this as seen at www.bendlight.me/2011/09/venography/Two’s:Hands, kidneys, eyes, ears, lungs, etc.One’s:The midline: the sex, brain, mouth, the heart.If it’s vital for the experience of living, vital for our self-knowing, we get only one. The duplicated organs serve the singular ones, or maybe the duplicated ones have the singular ones on the short leash. Chickens, eggs, carts and horses.I am asking questions about the set up. Why does my brain have the experience of being in this body? Is it to know God, really? If no god, then we have a brutal (un)knowing of our loneliness. I say unknowing because we don’t know what happened before or after the moment our little asteroid of a life shot across history. It (this life) is history, isn’t it? It’s not the future, for sure. We don’t shoot across the future. By the time anything happens, it is old news, done, over as it began. I feel sad about that, and that is the condition of being human. Those who say they know god do not anything more than anyone else. They believe something different but are no more (or less) fervent in their belief than the (un)believer who is equally committed to the “fact” of a godless universe. Everyone stakes everything of their existence on this belief. Everyone. More questions..Why do we hide our sex? Why are we afraid of nakedness? Shame? We do instantly judge every possible nuance of appearance. How does it help to judge based so much on looks? This is a problem for C. Darwin. The best mate is so much more than the looks, but the looks make us quiver. Smart? Who cares. Big tits please. I don’t get it. Maybe we learned to wear clothes because something in us learned that looks kill. The clothes create the time needed to figure out if I am smart/compassionate/capable enough to be a good mate. Still, no matter how bright/driven/loving, if the smell is off or the hair is wrong, I’m out. I know this because I have ended relationships for these reasons. Turns out I am just as base as...you?What’s left? The mouth. Besides politicians who, it turns out, do have two mouths, we have the one. ‘Nuff said, yo.______________New feature for you Bend Lightbulbs: If you follow me on twitter @bendlight you will find that I am going to be giving 140 character reviews of photos I like and links to those photos (mostly on Flickr). I have wondered how to share the work of non-me photographers (huh? I know, but it’s true, there are other photo-graphers out there). This is how. Bend Light will continue to beat you incessantly with only my photos. Twitter @bendlight will publish my posts but added value there will be the witty little nothings about great photos. Beware: I won’t hesitate to include nudity or disturbing images if they stir my midline organs. Am I sharing too much now? Maybe? Sorry. I’m out.PLEASE WRITE SOMETHING INSTEAD OF THE BANNERS. I WILL VISIT YOUR STREAM

Kate Upton shows you the meaning of life.

what is your goal in life?Previously, on FB Spin, experience: a beautiful girl.

While the world evolves constantly, nudism stands still, or so it seems. Since we’re naked and human physical evolution takes a long time, there really isn’t a whole lot that CAN change! Attitudes toward nudism may have changed slightly, but we still cannot claim that our chosen way of life has become mainstream. A big [...]

allnightavenue has added a photo to the pool:I'm sorry for being gone all summer. Along with a second job, my life and picture taking have gone out the window. I start school next week and I'm still going to be working 40 hours. This is a temporary tattoo I got from tattly, and it's pretty sweet. What to focus on: Happy.

the best things in life

I had always, my whole life, wanted to brush a girl’s hair over her ear.

“I would like to be remembered as a man who had a wonderful time living life, a man who had good friends, fine family and I don’t think I could ask for anything more than that, actually.” - Frank Sinatra

B Steven (back home in Belgium) has added a photo to the pool:Civilisation crisis as a chanceMaybe we stand at the edge of the abyss: not only financial markets are in sharp crisis. It seems like we have a real system crisis of civilization. We see the problems in a variety of fields, like (political) leadership, morals, religion, church, economics, finance, ecology, human communication, trust, alientation…Maybe crisis are the best moments to find a new track. In the midst of deeply rooted problems, we tend to see new perspectives towards a better way of life, more than in the days things go well. The monetary crisis in the rich countries goes together with millions of hungry people, and this seems to point out that as a modern culture, ought to strive for a bigger role for sobriety and justice. Power corrupts and power concentrations, as well in politics as in the Roman Catholic Church, as in business, seem to prove themselves as factors that cause the society fabric to rot. In this, we now must agree with the great moral leaders of all times. History has been moving at a faster and faster pace, and societies have chosen too often for easy, quick fix-solutions. Plastics where created and produced in gigantic amounts, even when there was no solution at hand for the litter involved. The oceans today are full of it, and the stuff turns out to be toxic, the ftalates cause ill growth in animals and human beings. Modern society is “addicted” to petrol, as autor and survivor of world war two Kurt Vonnegut writes in his last essay book, Man without country”. Men drilled for petrol, devised motors at at big scale, even if the efficiency of these oil driven motors is inherently low, about thirty percent, compared to 92% in electric engins, and the proliferation came without thoughts about exhaust gasses. Policy makers and responsible have not reacted in a vigorous way to illnesses as aids, depression, murder and suicide, and therefore these have been able to spread as real epidemics. Brilliant journalists, as Evita Neefs in De Standaard point out to a root cause of evil in modern world: alienation. This spirit of lack of connectedness, fed by a big gap between the rich and the poor, leads today to heavy riots like in London and other UK cities. Man developed a highly manipulative attitude towards nature, while leaving behind the awe, reverence and the sense of mystery. Today, Mother Nature is getting her revenge in climate change, disappearing species, unhealthy air, polluted soil, lack in space, greenery and even water. In the political realm, injustice seems to come with a back lag too: the revolutions in the Arabic world look like an illustration that despotism beheads itself always, even if it takes a generation or two. Maybe the moment is there to remember a few radical truths as : Do not unto thou brother what you don’t want for yourself”, the Golden Rule that all religions have. But there is more than the fight against evil. In april OESO numbers have been publicized about the time parents spend with their babies and toddlers. Belgium is at the very end of the list, with less than fifty minutes a day. “Meanwhile, it is so that the affection and warmth that a human being receives as an infant, makes the difference in brain functioning, over the whole life span”. This statement made in a grave voice by the world class brain specialist Otto von Kreuzfeld on a congress in the end of the eighties, has never left my memory since. The need seems very real, to invest more time, attention and warmth in our children, and if we do so, maybe we ‘ll notice a decline in the high levels of cynicism and anti-religious attitudes that reach peak levels in Western Europe today? Did we adults forget the invigorating effect that the smile of a happy, satisfied child brings? Vonnegut writes in connection to this and with prophetic power: “We do not need a society that can cure cancer, nor one that can find a solution to traffic. We need to rediscover the primitive circle”. Indigenous people might have interesting perspectives to offer. Natural cultures as the !Kung San (Bushmen) and the Inuït (Eskimo) put children at the center of their existence. These semi nomadic tribes do not make war, they invest their martial impulses in hunting game, an activity that gives the men roots and wings to their male identity, and that offers intensive interaction with the natural outdoors environment. These people have a spiritual and religions inclination, and until this day do not put money or possession in the center of life. They are masters in telling stories and in the art of encounter and open hearted talk. As a result they do not suffer from loneliness or depression, if they are allowed to live according to the ancestral ways, even if their lives are lived in the midst of desolate regions and in silent places. On the contrary, this life style brings forth people with strong characters. This is the way our species has lived the best part of its four million years of history. And certainly they were not completely unsatisfied nor unhappy. Steven

Alien Life: Raven Le Faye, Salton Sea area, CA(via ravenlefaye)

A normal day in the life of Rosie Huntington-WhiteleyPreviously, on FB Spin, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in a bikini.

Jeff Burkholder has added a photo to the pool:Model muse, Daniella Bae were working on a new series of works for her website; DANIELLABAE.COM. This is a result of of of the series for; "The Stream, series 1"Camera: Canon 5DLens: 24-105Lighting: Lumidyne 400© Jeff Burkholder/Life Images Productionswww.lifeimagesproductions.comCommercial, Advertising, Editorial, Fine-art Photographer, based in Northern California, in Sacramento, CA --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Become a fan of CAworkshops.com on Flickr - Teaching all photographers at any level how to become better photographers:CAworkshops facebook fan sitewww.caworkshops.com

Chantal le Fevre. Do what you love.I have to pretend that everyone loves me. That’s the job.Previously, on FB Spin, life in a different world.

All my life I’ve been seeing imagery (from the 1920s, mostly) of the “cigarette girl” — a service worker dressed in a sexy dance hall outfit, carrying a tray of smokes for sale to patrons in theater lobbies, night clubs, casinos, speakeasies, and similar dens of iniquity. It’s not very common any more, though I [...]

Here’s Emily Nagoski on getting your sex advice from the writers who write for pop magazines: The ubiquity of sex writing that neglects actual helpfulness or accuracy and focuses exclusively on entertainment just makes life harder for anyone whose job it is to untangle the sociopsychological knots that popular culture, including these columns, create in [...]

suicidegirls:Friskey in Dragon LadyLOCATION: Ontario, CanadaHOBBIES: Zombie making, printmaking, picture taking and yoga.5 THINGS I CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT:Camera, computer, bike, chocolate and kitten loveVICES: Living life luxuriously on credit, chocolate, a messy room and Dirty Old Men.