shadowcat posted the above topic, and it made me think of something along that line. Has anyone ever partaken of a "glory hole""? If so, how would you know who's lips are on the end of your Mr. Happy?
Also, I know what a "glory hole" is, but have no idea how they "work".
I've never partaken. You see I heard that the fucking faggot parodyman--> likes to working on the "servicing" end of these, and, in particular, likes to trick straight guys into being recipients. Not mention he has every STD known to man. So be very careful.
In the "Cosmic Book of Really Bad Ideas" I think "sticking your dick into a mysterious hole in a wall with no real idea of who or what is on the other side" definitely appears in the first two or three pages.
Oz is 100% right. You would have to be really messed up, seriously screwed in the head, to consider something like a mysterious hole in the wall.
I grew up in a very backwater small town. When was 18, Ifound myself stationed in San Diego, so I decided to look at everything. I visited the body shop and the burlesque place next door and I visited the porno shop also there. I saw the booths and went in to look. For the first time I saw porno and I think I put several quarters in.
As I was getting ready to leave the darkened booth, backing out of the door, I saw fingers sticking through a round hole in the wall. I just about jumped out, only to have the weirdo jump out also. I bailed past him and hit the emergency exit into the alley getting the hell out of there.
I also think the same as ozymandias, but I guess not all do.
TUSCL_Brother,
I once visited a "bookstore" in Orlando, many years ago. There were a few girls working and I opted for their offered two girl show. It was little more than them laying on their backs with their legs spread. Not a turn on at all. I didn't notice any hole in the glass, and the place for the money was just a small slot. Nothing but a rip off in my book
I don't think I'd be comfortable sticking my dick into a "real" glory-hole where I didn't actually know what was going on, on the other side. Too worried that some disgruntled freak with a rusty razor blade would take out his frustrations on my manhood. It just screams "castration fantasy" which, quite frankly, I simply don't have.
1. Removal of the testicles or ovaries; sterilization.
2. A psychological disorder that is manifested in the female as the fantasized loss of the penis or in the male as fear of its actual loss.
Referring to O's Cosmic Book of Really Bad Ideas, it would say that glory holes were invented for gays, then spread to hetero sex places. Why partake in something with such an unfavoriable origin?!
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I grew up in a very backwater small town. When was 18, Ifound myself stationed in San Diego, so I decided to look at everything. I visited the body shop and the burlesque place next door and I visited the porno shop also there. I saw the booths and went in to look. For the first time I saw porno and I think I put several quarters in.
As I was getting ready to leave the darkened booth, backing out of the door, I saw fingers sticking through a round hole in the wall. I just about jumped out, only to have the weirdo jump out also. I bailed past him and hit the emergency exit into the alley getting the hell out of there.
TUSCL_Brother,
I once visited a "bookstore" in Orlando, many years ago. There were a few girls working and I opted for their offered two girl show. It was little more than them laying on their backs with their legs spread. Not a turn on at all. I didn't notice any hole in the glass, and the place for the money was just a small slot. Nothing but a rip off in my book
Yes, much better. ;)
http://home.comcast.net/~wwftd/pq.htm#pe…
Anyhows, Book Guy was correct! :) See:
"castration cas·tra·tion (kÄ-strÄ'shÉ™n) n.
1. Removal of the testicles or ovaries; sterilization.
2. A psychological disorder that is manifested in the female as the fantasized loss of the penis or in the male as fear of its actual loss.
The American Heritage® Stedman's Medical Dictionary
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