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Given that the Internet requires elaborate sex fantasies involving The Price Is Right and the Muppets to even maintain an erection, dino porn seems quasi-puritanical. But these books sport outright hilarious art, which juxtaposes a blase stock photo model with a confused CG dinosaur. Here are the 10 best covers. #10.
Running from the Raptor Amazon Key Blurb: "Instead of the tearing her to bits, the raptor begins to nuzzle at her nether regions. " It's a fair assumption that the authors blessed these dinos with big ol' mammalian Fabio dongs. . #9. Amazon. Write & Get Paid. Get Paid $100 Do you want to earn money online?
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Primate Glamour Shots From Japan's Traditional Monkey Theaters. Over the past 1,000 years in Japan, forcing monkeys to dance and perform acrobatics as if they were human has not only not been considered cruelty, it has become an art form.
The shows — usually held in the street — nearly disappeared in the 1970s as cars took over the roads and television gained popularity. Photographer Hiroshi Watanabe, 62, remembers seeing the performances, called Sarumawashi, regularly as a kid. “For a while I thought it didn’t exist anymore,” says Watanabe, who moved to United States as an adult. It wasn’t until a few years ago that Watanabe discovered otherwise. In 2008, Watanabe and his wife traveled from their home in Los Angeles back to Japan so their son could be born there. The association had formed back in 1977 to try to keep the monkey performances alive. Watanabe asked the association if he could make portraits of the monkeys and was given full access. Find The Thing You’re Most Passionate. Black People Love Us! Fat, Ugly or Slutty. Study Reveals Majority Of Suicides Occur While Trying To Put Fitted Sheet On Bed. Why Are Women in Old Science Fiction Always Stuck in Tubes?
Science fiction and retrofuturist visions alike are rooted in a deep pragmatism.
Whether it's spheroid, rolling homes, a giant dam to melt the Arctic, or even a dystopian wasteland, future minded folks are driven by the idea that a new development, a new innovation somewhere on the horizon will solve our problems. But what problem, exactly, is solved by putting women in tubes? That question (one which I'd never thought I'd ask) is raised by the appropriately named blog Sci-Fi Women in Tubes, which has aggregated the absolutely absurd amount of sci-fi images and artwork that involves women being trapped in glass cases, plastic orbs, weird sleeping chambers—whatever container you can imagine, there's been a woman put inside in some old sci-fi pulp.