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Also Howl (2015), which I am currently watching.


It's a smidge gory.

 

[hotwords229_A]

Also Howl (2015), which I am currently watching.


It's a smidge gory.

I just looked it up. No nudity, hard pass!

 

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Oh! I did see a movie with lots of gratuitous nudity that you would loooooooooove.

Hang on.

 

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The Vampire Lovers (1970).

I have never seen so many bare breasts in a movie.

It's part of the Karnstein Trilogy.

Part two is s'posed to have lots of nudity and continues the lesbian edged theme. I have yet to see so can't comment from personal experience.

The last one falls down in both, though there are a couple of bare breast depictions. From the twins.

That were the first twins featured as Playboy Playmates.

I feel like that last sentence might have you watching that one anyway.

 

[hotwords229_A]

I just recently heard of Twins of Evil and put it on my list!
Why are (seemingly) all female vampires lesbians?
I’m not complaining, but still, who will suck off us poor guys?

 

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The first one was pretty hot stuff!

Breasts, and lesbian themes wise.

As the second is supposed to be. I mean, how could it be anything but, with a title like Lust for a Vampire (1971). Set in a girl's finishing school.

 

[hotwords229_A]

I have to admit, I am not at all educated on the Hammer films.
I always thought they were strictly heaving bosom movies. I didn’t know Drac got dirty!

 

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Well, I mean, much bosom. The lesbianism is more implied, but there is a lot of implication.

Plus, much kissing and touch around the, uhh . . . décolletage.

 

[hotwords229_A]

I need to see these movies

 

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I need to see these movies

I mean, I was kinda embarrassed.

I had to keep looking away.



Meaning you will love them!!!

 

[hotwords229_A]

That IS what that means.

 

[investor2020]

So many decoration options for you, Enny, so one more . . .

 

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So many decoration options for you, Enny, so one more . . .

Omgosh!

That is almost as good as the multiplicity of skeletons climbing the house!

*wants*

 

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I saw the aurora last night!!!!

So crazy.

 

[investor2020]

Love this story . . . it's tough to beat the classics: https://tubitv.com/movies/643412/nosferatu?start=true&tracking=google-feed&utm_source=google-feed . . . (spoiler - there is a commercial break therein).

 

[investor2020]

 

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The Wolf of Snow Hollow (2020).

This was . . . not as amusing as expected.

Just kind of missed the mark for me, though I could see where they were going.

Werewolves Within (2021).

This one to go.

We. Shall. See.

 

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Nosferatu.

Gah! My eyes!

 

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Gah!

Earlier, at the hardware/lumber store, there was a little old lady struggling to get a thin sheet of 2x4 plywood onto her cart. Bent shoulders, raddled face, that older woman pot belly that seems so prevalent.

I walked up, and asked if she'd like some help. She did. Once finished, we both headed towards checkout, her in the lead. As she walked, I noticed stuff. Like, her stride was reasonably steady and she didn't seem quite as stiff as I would have expected.

There was a line. We fell into chat. Age came up. She was five years older than I.

FIVE YEARS.

She looked twenty five years older. Possibly more.


I know this is something I've brought up before, but how is it that once people hit their forties their aging process seems to diverge into two wildly different camps? People remain spry well into their eighties and those that appear to be barely holding on to life by fifty or sixty.

It just . . . completely freaks me out for some reason.

 

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Also, why was I at the hardware store?

Why, avoiding the evil sanding project by handling all the little odds and ends I've been procrastinating, of course. 'Tis amazing how much of that piddly stuff can be resolved in a couple of days of studious avoidance.

However. I fear I am about to run out of things to do . . . .

 

[investor2020]

Enny, based on my knowledge of your activities since I've been on your thread, I don't think you will EVER run out of things to do out there in the country !! . . . jus saying . . .

 

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Enny, based on my knowledge of your activities since I've been on your thread, I don't think you will EVER run out of things to do out there in the country !! . . . jus saying . . .

Well, I mean, I guess I should have said run out of things on my current short list.

Which, alas, I have done.

Tomorrow is looking grim.


Maybe I can feign illness. To myself.

#desperatetimes

 

[hotwords229_A]

I know this is something I've brought up before, but how is it that once people hit their forties their aging process seems to diverge into two wildly different camps? People remain spry well into their eighties and those that appear to be barely holding on to life by fifty or sixty.

It just . . . completely freaks me out for some reason.

It has something to do with soda.

When I get older I plan on telling everyone I’m fifteen years older than I am so they’ll all tell me how great I look.

 

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It has something to do with soda.

You interest me.

Consumption of soda or lack thereof?


I knew someone once who propounded the hypothesis that eating a lot of preserved foods would *preserve* their youth. I have never been entirely sure whether they were joking or not.

 

[hotwords229_A]

You interest me.

Consumption of soda or lack thereof?


I knew someone once who propounded the hypothesis that eating a lot of preserved foods would *preserve* their youth. I have never been entirely sure whether they were joking or not.

I’ve always wondered that too. In a weird way, it makes perfect sense.
Then again, so does bathing in the blood of virgins, so . . .

I would think consumption of Mass Sugar Events, or MSE’s (I totally made that up) like soda, probably makes people age faster. It’s believed that sugar causes inflammation inside our hot bodies so it makes sense that that would result in some wrinkling of the skin, loss of pigment in hair, etc.

I’m basing this on nothing, but I’m pretty sure it has some validity.