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Fit, Lovely Ladies Crucified
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She can't do anything about it... who cares?Unshaven or shaven?
Just curious.
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Some years back Bobinder started what I like to call "The First Church of Alice Kiss, Crucified," because of the following reasons.
Among others.
Alice Kiss - Crux Legend
Well I'm here looking through an old picture frame, Just waiting for the perfect view. I hope something special will step into my life, Another fine edition of you, A pin-up done in shades of blue. Sometimes you find a yearning for the quiet life, The country air and all of its joys. But...
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poem21045
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Some years back Bobinder started what I like to call "The First Church of Alice Kiss, Crucified," because of the following reasons.
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Among others.
Alice Kiss - Crux Legend
Well I'm here looking through an old picture frame, Just waiting for the perfect view. I hope something special will step into my life, Another fine edition of you, A pin-up done in shades of blue. Sometimes you find a yearning for the quiet life, The country air and all of its joys. But...www.cruxforums.com
Yes, I would still be loyal to the Church if a plaster likeness of Alice had hung above the altar. Now there's a way to increase attendance! And it might have helped some priests keep their dicks in their cassocks.
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poem21045
Tribunus Plebis
She's CGI and not flesh and blood, but would Jastrow’s Sister Julia the Damned do?
Definitely!
I still remember the nuns instructing us third graders to meditate on Jesus's wounds. I think that was the beginning of my crux fetish. BTW, I have long since discovered that those instructions are peculiarly unique to the Catholic church. Of course, most other Christian religions don't display the corpse of their god, preferring the empty cross as a more positive image of redemption.
Ye gads, don't get me started on Catholicism!
Sorry! To get back to the topic of this thread. . .
Remember to turn on the sound!
Don’t sweat it, poem. I went to parochial elementary and middle schools, was an altar boy, and I didn’t choose my handle at random.
Cuervo
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I don't recall if I posted here or not, but I would go for both, particularly after my fall on the road to Damascus. The shaven armpits thing is sort of like the shaved pussy thing; some people just associate clean with shaven, which is not true; filth can thrive on the shaven and the unshaven, but I digress. The thing is culturally I was raised on the shaven armpits camp, so that becomes your aesthetic. That was until I fell on the road to Damascus and saw the light in a different way. It was way back when, the first and only time I have gone to Europe. We were in Paris, just after the May of 1968, and I was a naive adolescent just out of high school. That's when I discovered that hairy armpits can be attractive too. Our guide to Notre Dame was a beautiful woman, probably in her late twenties, since it was summer and the Paris heat was just unbearable, she was wearing a sleeveless dress. That's when it happened, she raised her arm to point out some detail and I saw the reddish hair on her armpit. My perspective on things changed, I was entranced. So yes, both shaven and unshaven, just as long as the hair does not look like my beard.Unshaven or shaven?
Just curious.
Cuervo
Governor
That meditation on the wounds and the images of the crucified in church were part of my road to perdition for which I have to thank the dear nuns. Better lost than saved, as they say. However, the meditation on Christ's wounds is not exclusively Catholic. I can't recall the name of the German sect right now, but they had a "sick" fixation on the wounds and being in a sense absorbed by them. You can see all that in Richard Price's book Alabi's World, about their preaching to Surinamese maroons, it's truly fascinating.
Cuervo
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By the way, I forgot to say, what a beautiful clip. Very Catholic
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Not attacking you just adding my appreciation for balance
Cuervo
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I know, don't worry. But that made me "refine" my statement. That is the whole objective of give and take, isn't it?
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Also yes Alice might be the single most attractive woman to grace a cross it’s a shame she’s done just once.
dommmu
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Poor thing why is she drooling
And I'm a belieeeeever!Some years back Bobinder started what I like to call "The First Church of Alice Kiss, Crucified," because of the following reasons.
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Among others.
Alice Kiss - Crux Legend
Well I'm here looking through an old picture frame, Just waiting for the perfect view. I hope something special will step into my life, Another fine edition of you, A pin-up done in shades of blue. Sometimes you find a yearning for the quiet life, The country air and all of its joys. But...www.cruxforums.com
Amen, Brother!
poem21045
Tribunus Plebis
Crux productions from this source often have the crucified emit a kind of white froth before "death." I have seen this myself in RL (unfortunately) once or twice when by the deathbed of a dying relative. It's not as frothy or as white or as plentiful, but it does happen occasionally. I wonder if it would happen to a crucified victim, considering he/she would probably be dehydrated. Maybe it's supposed to be fluid that's filled the lungs (which is probable according to medical research into crucifixion). But I would think that should be coughed up, at least, not drooled from the mouth.
Red Feline productions sometimes has the crucified spit blood just before death, which to me would indicate some internal hemorrhage due to beating or injury, perhaps, or maybe just the lungs hemorrhaging.
Anyway, here's what it looks like earlier from that same video. Kinda reminds me of myself when I use too much toothpaste.
(Remember to turn on the sound.)