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Eros, By Any Other Name [Dan Collins]

Several cities around the world — including Paris, Berlin, New York, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, and Barcelona — are home to erotic museums. Typically, they exhibit everything from pornography to high-minded paintings exploring local sexual attitudes and culture.

It’s kind of a strange thing for a museum to be.  I guess I’m okay with it, but I’m not using the rest room.

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We’re all baby elephants now.  I always wondered what the heck a hokie was. (h/t LGF) Also, bomb dodging gets old after a while.  Move to Detroit, and you can bomb Dodges.

12 Replies to “Eros, By Any Other Name [Dan Collins]”

  1. commander0 says:

    It’s kind of a strange thing for a museum to be.

    Keep your filthy thoughts to yourself Collins.

  2. cranky-d says:

    Whatever happened to just snickering at the naked statues in regular museums, cathedrals, and whatnot?

    Pron belongs on the internet, not in musuems.

  3. cranky-d says:

    I meant museums.  I’m not sure what a musuem is.

  4. Dan Collins says:

    I think those are those guys with sites on that one server, cranky.

  5. Pablo says:

    A marijuana lab?

  6. McGehee says:

    A marijuana lab?

    Oh, right—I suppose you think it just grows right out of the ground?

  7. McGehee says:

    …and who stole the HTML buttons? And have you ever looked at your hand? I mean really looked at it?

  8. Pablo says:

    It does on my crystal meth farm!

    OT: was anyone else watching Chase Wright give up 4 consecutive home runs?

  9. Sean M. says:

    And have you ever looked at your hand? I mean really looked at it?

    Not since college, man.  Good times.  Good times.

  10. furriskey says:

    That Jon Swift piece is very good indeed. I shall look out for him.

    The only way I have so far discovered of getting my son to respond to a text message on the Nokia I provide him with or the lap-top he takes away to England in term-time is by asking him if he would like me to buy him a gold Rolex for 5 bucks.

    “OK” isn’t the sort of warm interaction we hope for as parents, but it implies the continuation of some faint life force and for that we are duly, humbly grateful.

  11. jon says:

    In re: “lab”

    I’m told that marijuana is often referred to as “weed” as an ironic reference to the difficulty growers have in cultivating such a tricky plant.  It’s not as if undergraduate art majors could grow that stuff in their dorm’s closets, as cannibinoid plants require specific growing conditions, a harsh regimen of pesticides, grow very slowly, and require more water than lilypads.  I get all my information from the government.

    Making that stuff illegal really does us all a favor.  I wouldn’t want the headaches such a fickle horticultural product would create!  I’ll stick to easy stuff like Japanese maples and bonsai oaks, thank you very much.

  12. Sean M. says:

    I’m told that marijuana is often referred to as “weed” as an ironic reference to the difficulty growers have in cultivating such a tricky plant…I get all my information from the government.

    Uhhh…yeah.

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