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Thu, Dec. 10th, 2009, 04:01 pm
You can add me on FaceBook by searching for Fedora el Morro In other news, I just got some photos back from Billito or maybe he spells it Bilito. We shot this in front of the jail in Houston. Clothing by Sophisticated Bitch. The longboard belongs to me. Thu, Dec. 10th, 2009, 02:52 pm
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What: Wild, wicked and notorious annual women's party in Seattle to benefit AIDS LifeCycle Date: SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 2010 Time: 6:00 FREE LESSON, 7:30 STRIP-O-RAMA, 10:00p - 2:00a PARTY Place: Center for Sex Positive Culture “THE WET SPOT” 1630 15th Ave W., Seattle. URL: www.Bang4TheBuck.org Details: Cost: $20 - Strip-O-Rama ONLY $25 – Big Bang Ticket: Strip Show AND Party ** Special VIP ticket available on line! = = = Midori, Kelly B, Lydia McLane and Miss Indigo Blue present STRIP-O-RAMA & BANG FOR THE BUCK 2010! Special Sex-Positive Womens’ Event and Fundraiser for AIDS/LifeCycle For the sixth sold-out year, international star Midori hosts a hot steamy night for all Northwest women with proceeds benefiting AIDS/LifeCycle. Kinky women are still talking about the last five years of spectacular Seattle extravaganzas. This year’s event is primed for another sold out success on Saturday, January 30 at The Wet Spot, aka The Center for Sex Positive Culture. First... Strip-O-Rama! The evening begins at 6 pm with a FREE striptease lesson by Burlesque Star Miss Indigo Blue. Miss Indigo teaches sexy moves for stripping success! FREE, and fun! Come prepared to take it all off! Then, at 7:30 pm, Miss Indigo Blue and Lydia McLane join Midori to co-host an outrageous amateur strip-off! This is a no-holds barred, wild and abandoned display of women stripping for women, all competing to receive the most tips from the audience. The biggest tip-receivers win BIG prizes donated by Babeland, Twisted Monk, Pleasure Chest, ID Lube, Stockroom, Stormy Leather and Desire. The raffle table is so full of wild goodies that nearly everyone with a raffle ticket wins an item. The Bang offers you chances to win specific items at the silent auction, and top of the line goods from our generous sponsors. Raffle tickets are $1 each or $10 for a bust or inseam. Come to play, watch, tip and compete! Get there early and sign-up to strip-off – bring your two minutes of music on CD or dance to the DJ’s choice! All tips are donated to AIDS/Lifecycle. Finally at 10:00 pm, the night turns downright debaucherous! For those who want to play, Hostess Midori conducts her famous “Auntie Midori’s Meat Market”! Everyone is invited to stay late into the night for the play and shag party. This is THE hottest event of the winter! Pull out your spiciest outfit, throw your toys in a bag, and come out and play for a great cause. New for this year are VIP Advance Tickets & Bang Bucks! With Bang Bucks, you can turn your tipping and raffle tickets into a tax deduction! Just donate to AIDS/LifeCycle in advance at http://www.tofighthiv.org/goto/team A limited number of VIP Advance Tickets are available online at http://www.bang4thebuck.org/parties.p Center of Sex Positive Culture membership not required. Non-members are asked to RSVP to BangRSVP@sexpositiveculture.org. Please be 21+ with female ID. Details: Date: SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 2010 Time: 6:00 FREE LESSON, 7:30 STRIP-O-RAMA, 10:00p - 2:00a PARTY Place: Center for Sex Positive Culture “THE WET SPOT” 1630 15th Ave W., Seattle. Cost: $20 - Strip-O-Rama ONLY $25 – Big Bang Ticket: Strip Show AND Party More Information: www.bang4thebuck.org Wed, Dec. 9th, 2009, 08:20 pm
well, more of a giveaway (you just have to join/log-in and be picked. tell santa what you want, right? http://fetlife.com/sit_on_santas_la Wed, Dec. 9th, 2009, 03:56 pm
This year is just about coming to a close - yes, there are a couple of weeks left, but as far as my travel schedule, I doubt there are going to be any sort of grand plans requiring my passport. A summary then: I spent quite a bit of time in California, well, at least during the summer months of Jun/Jul/Aug. I ended up enjoying the time though, instead of being restless and wanting to jump on a plane. I spent a little bit of time enjoying local cities, family, and friends. I also took a solo drive up to Eureka for work but turned it into a very leisurely trip back where I learned how to appreciate California. I'm going to be stuck in the US until the end of March and hopefully I can get past my regrets and irritation of having to cancel my Dec/Jan trip to Europe. Plus, I can use the time and get a new passport sorted out since my current one is pretty much out of pages. This year was good for some firsts. All cities/countries within the EU unlike the year before where I hit Oceania/Asia. After an early morning flight from Dusseldorf, I landed for the first time in Riga, Latvia and instead of flying, I think I chose well in deciding to take the coach into Tallinn, Estonia. I got to see a bit of both countries though not much of Riga at all. I'll have to find a reason to go back. I really did like Tallinn a lot and like Riga, I'd love to head back there again. Ah, Lisbon! Wow! I know I will be back. The weather was hot but the Atlantic was a bit cold but with a good suit totally enjoyable! I definitely prefer diving in tropical warm water, but I'll take anything really! The food was awesome too. I could totally get fat there - well, I probably did. Edinburgh. I think I like that city more than London. Maybe I need to spend more time there to decide for reals but so far, each time I've been able to walk around the city, I just feel quite comfortable. Oh, and I got to visit Glasgow too for just a day on my second visit to EDI. I only wish the weather got so much warmer! Finally, Lyon. I spent a year of school in the south of France so I was particularly excited to have the opportunity to visit a different party of France. Unfortunately, I didn't find the time to make the journey to Arles. I really wanted to eat at Bigouden Blues on Rue Gambetta (don't know why I can remember that info still!) because I often had crepes there with pastis. I hear the place is closed though. In any case, I'm supposed to be blogging about Lyon! So yeah. WOW. food, food, food! I had so much food (and it didn't help that Valentina and Teo were visiting from Bologna too!) So much foie gras was consumed, and giant blue steaks. And I also got to visit La Demeure du Chaos which also contained the very impressive office and record stacks of ArtPrice.com ----- That's it for the new places. Not too bad all things considered. oh, and there was another first this year as well. I ended up having to cancel an EU trip due to last minute photographer cancellations which in the end meant canceling a performance booking that I had confirmed over 09 months prior. That felt a bit horrible, but I suppose after years of being at this job, it's bound to happen. (The first illness last minute cancellation was Torture Garden in London a few years ago, and the first cancellation due to flight fiasco was Melbourne last year). 2009 travel dates: Dec 17-Jan 12 San Francisco Jan 25-Feb 10 Vienna Feb 10-17 London Feb 17-23 Atlanta Feb 23-Mar 02 New York Mar 02-25 San Francisco Mar 26-Apr 01 London Apr 01-09 Amsterdam, NL Apr 09-15 Essen, DE Apr 15-21 Tallinn, EE Apr 21-27 Bologna, IT Apr 27-May 06 Vienna May 06-11 Paris May 11-18 London May 18-27 Lisbon, PT May 27-Jun 3 Berlin Jun 03-05 Paris Jun 05-08 Edinburgh Jun 08-14 London Jun 15-Sep 16 San Francisco Sep 16-24 London, UK Sep 24-30 Lyon, FR Oct 01-05 London, UK Oct 05-13 Edinburgh/Glasgow, UK Oct 13-19 Bologna, IT Oct 19-28 Vienna, AT Oct 29-Nov 03 London, UK Nov 03-10 Atlanta, GA Nov 10- San Francisco, CA Wed, Dec. 9th, 2009, 12:28 pm
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25th anniversary too. oooo this is good! http://live.quiksilver.com/2009/eddie/i 
Tue, Dec. 8th, 2009, 01:43 pm
Ended up changing one of my December flights on EasyJet into something I can actually use: Wednesday 14 April Edinburgh To Amsterdam flight 6923; dep 16:50 arr 19:20 ---- I'm flying back to London on 31 March then after a bit of thought, I realized I'd take the train up from London to Edinburgh instead of flying. Should be a nice trip that way. Most likely on the 5th of April. I think I'll start booking those dates now if possible. Tue, Dec. 8th, 2009, 12:01 pm
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