God bless you Mrs. F.A. Tasse

I wonder if Mrs. Tasse's parlor is still doing business? God I hope so. Stink finger.

Mrs. Fat Asse?

Those prices are amazing. The recession must be really biting. No wait, biting's extra.

I want to see the pussy playing the violin. :haha:

Man, Bruce, ya had confused as all hell there for a minute...

why is squatting on prick sixty-two cents?

Well it was 60c, but Mrs F A Tasse decide to weigh in with her two cents.

I would like to know more about this "blowing wind up your ass hole with goose quill". Is this a common male fantasy??

What year is this from?

Dog fashion?

DanaC;633529 wrote:

What year is this from?

2009, I'd wager

I've just never had the desire to have air blown up my butt with a goose quill and I admit I am quite a perv.

But....now that you know it's possible....I bet it will cross your mind next time you're getting a Blowgie?

Blowgie?! HAAAAA-HHAAAAAAhaaaaa!:lol2:

This was the tariff etched in soot in the Stump Hole Caverns, Royston Vasey. Obviously from a more innocent time.

how civilized.

I wasn't paying much attention to the radio a few days ago, but I eventually realised that a book under discussion was a guide to er.......... 18th Century 'ladies of the evening'.

The various services available from each lady were extensively but discreetly catalogued. One girl was noted for her skill in 'playing the silent flute'. :headshake

There is no more I can usefully add.

Carruthers:)

Everything there makes sense except:

1) Aural? WTF? Is that where you talk about it and she listens?
2) Dog style is free? Why?

Carruthers;633754 wrote:

I wasn't paying much attention to the radio a few days ago, but I eventually realised that a book under discussion was a guide to er.......... 18th Century 'ladies of the evening'.

The various services available from each lady were extensively but discreetly catalogued. One girl was noted for her skill in 'playing the silent flute'. :headshake

There is no more I can usefully add.

Carruthers:)

One of the Professors at uni has as his particular focus 'Vice and consumerism in the long eighteenth century'. Some of the books in his collection are very interesting.

Apparently our university library's Special Collections section has a fairly big collection of eighteenth-century erotica and porn. One of last year's post grads working under (if you'll pardon the pun) this prof, did her thesis on 18th century porn.

As a little aside; apparently one of the euphemisms for prostitutes during the 18th century (in some regions) was 'painted moths'.

I think that's wonderfully evocative.

Elspode;633964 wrote:

Everything there makes sense except:

1) Aural? WTF? Is that where you talk about it and she listens?
2) Dog style is free? Why?

It's from The League of Gentlemen. I'd guess given their sense of humour, aural would be jizz in the ear...

DanaC;633993 wrote:

As a little aside; apparently one of the euphemisms for prostitutes during the 18th century (in some regions) was 'painted moths'.

I've always been partial to 'soiled doves'.

"Soiled", because those Doves confused peace, with piece? :haha:

One of the Professors at uni has as his particular focus 'Vice and consumerism in the long eighteenth century'. Some of the books in his collection are very interesting.

No doubt it is seen as a valid area of research in the Groves of Academe. We can only speculate as to how 'Vice and consumerism in the twenty-first century' would be received.;)

Carruthers

PS

Apparently our university library's Special Collections section has a fairly big collection of eighteenth-century erotica and porn.

Couldn't get me a reader's ticket, could you?
For research purposes, you understand..............

Only because you wish to "Seek for Truth in the Garden of Academus", right? :rolleyes:

One of our profs is doing a class next quarter on "narcotics and narrative."

Interesting, I think - but the history of porn might be more so!

Same font, type, and size as my 1912 New Orleans Blue Book. Maybe written by Billy Struve attributed to writing brothel guide?

Elspode;633964 wrote:

2) Dog style is free? Why?

She likes dog-style.:yesnod:

:welcome: to the Cellar, Josie.