the internet is crazy, and some quickies
So, uh, it looks like my uber-professional “commentary” about naked parties at Penn isn’t dying anytime soon.
CBS picked up the story, and I’ve been deluged with hits from people discussing it on Fark.com and (not very flatteringly) on Crewcial. Hey, folks! I promise my life does not consist in chugging kegs and running around sans underclothes with frat boys. Really.
Someone at Fark uploaded this picture. The caption kills me:
Hey, anything for publicity, right?
In the meantime, check out these Valentine’s Day quickies:
- Zoos all over America are holding “Woo at the Zoo” tours for couples to watch some hot animal fucking. Quick, somebody alert Daniel Radcliffe!
- Having trouble deciding between a Hitachi and a Rabbit Pearl this V-Day? Fleshbot has you covered with their Valentine’s Day sex toy gift guide.
- Modern Love, the splendid New York Times sex column, has a special V-Day list of romantic bon mots this week.
- My super friend and coworker Maria Tessa Sciarrino is doing a “Lovers Rock” show tomorrow, 4-6 PM Eastern time, on the famazing University of Pennsylvania independent station WQHS.org. Listen to it!
- And for you Valentine’s Day haters out there, NPR put together a “Songs for the Dumped” playlist.
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Coming soon I’ll have a post up about this new blog I’ve been checking out, Confessions of a College Call Girl, and Sexerati’s latest series about the marginalization of sex workers, “The Pink Ghetto”. Oh, and SexandtheIvy, aka Lena Chen, is living it up in Manhattan with me this summer. Cue requisite Carrie Bradshaw theme music, except unlike Ms. B, hopefully we won’t suck.
Happy V-Day, folks! On this amorous holiday, please love (and fuck) responsibly.
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Johnny Wadd, Feb 14, 12:20:
Hehe, great caption indeed. I’d love to attend a naked party wit ya.
Sabrina Morgan, Feb 15, 15:25:
Congratulations. You are now on record as being a fairly normal college student. ;)
But isn’t that the best thing about the media? Anything you say can be quoted, misquoted, taken out of context, used against you, or worse – attributed anonymously. (Just think of all the people googling your name right now.)
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