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Back in April 2015 I visited the Kanayama Shrine in Kawasaki, Japan. I was there, specifically, to visit the Festival of the Steel Phallus: かなまら祭り / Kanamara Matsuri. I wrote about the Festival of the Steel Phallus and about the Kanayama Shrine in general. This is one of a few objects that I brought […] Getting the pink one in place, ready for the day’s celebrations. Last Sunday, as promised, I made it to the Festival of the Steel Phallus in suburban(ish) Tokyo, specifically Kawasaki. Ever had a friend who was a total dickhead? This guy’s friends can honestly say so. Deciding what time to arrive was tricky. […] I’m spending tonight in Kawasaki, Japan – which means that I’ve skipped the South Korean part of my trip. That will be addressed later. The reason I am here is that tomorrow morning – Easter in the Christian world – Kawasaki will be hosting Kanamara Matsuri – the festival of the steel phallus. Yes, that […] So Saturday I found myself looking at a gigantic picture of what was undeniably a man. With a pussy. Yes, it was a naked Buck Angel, and as I’ve heard him described himself, while listening to the Savage Love podcast, he’s a man with a pussy. Never having seen him naked before (not my thing), […] Dear Principal Bell, I just heard the fantastic news that a teacher at your school called the police after witnessing two 12 year olds kiss on the playground. I think this is fantastic! Nothing like embarrassing two children by calling the cops. It’s unfortunate that the cops didn’t arrest the kids and toss them in […] And I’m not going. Too poor this month. Hustlaball (NSFW) Perversion for Profit Part 1 and then Part 2 Not Safe For Work. […] Last spring, when I moved into my new apartment, the previous tenant gave me my two sets of keys—one I immediately attached to my personal key ring, the other I kept on his provided lanyard-style key-chain. Personally I dislike the around lanyard key chains—but all the cool kids like to wear their keys like necklaces, […] In response to yesterday’s post, I received some criticism from an anonymous commenter: Don’t trivialize what children do and don’t understand. There are some things that are family friendly and some things that aren’t – plain and simple. If you want people to respect you, you have to be a bit more open minded to […] |
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