Living fast and dying young
Living fast and dying young like a endless poetry. My motor-psycho nightmare freak out inside of me. My soul salvation liberation on the drive. The
Habit forming: A brief look at nun fetishism
I’ve actually mentioned nun fetishism in a previous blog on ‘uniform fetishes’. In that blog I mentioned the Visual Dictionary of Sex (edited by Dr.
English Leather
My father’s signature aroma of Dial soap and English Leather cologne enveloped his blue and black plaid nightshirt, which I could not part with as
DAVID CARROLL’S 1973 CHEVROLET VEGA, BUILDING THE UNDERDOG
When the average Joe thinks about American classics, he may envision a Mustang or a Camaro – a Chevrolet Vega doesn’t lead the way. He
Ginger or Mary Ann? The farmer’s daughter always wins
We all know the cliché about farmer’s daughters. They seem like wholesome maidens, but get them in the barn for a roll in the hay,
Portable Car Hoist
If you’ve ever been to Baja, you’ve probably seen these portable car hoist setups used by several teams, or at least those with lighter rigs
Girls of Summer
Ah, those lazy, crazy days of summer spent down by the river 😎 https://psyne.blog/product/tropic-of-bud-1974-vintage-mens-t-shirt/
Is Stuntman Mike in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood?
There’s a very real possibility that Kurt Russell’s character in Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is Stuntman Mike from Death Proof. In
Kootenai River Fishing
This hidden gem in Northern Idaho is one of the most productive trout waters in the state, but probably the most overlooked. Obscured by limited
But wait, there’s more!
Ron Popeil, the man largely responsible for infomercials as we know them, who used them to sell products that he had invented, such as the
The Sleazy and Spectacular History of Malt Liquor
Don Vultaggio says he was like Captain Kirk, boldly going where no other had gone before. With a VW van, a partner, and enough guts
Kevin Ayers Remembered
His drummers needed to make him laugh. His manager needed to keep hold of the corkscrew. Yet somehow, in the early ’70s, Kevin Ayers made