- by Amelia G in Blue Blood
One of the many things I liked about David Aaron Clark was that he had eclectic interests and he had an artist’s drive to share his passions. In Korea, BoA is not Bank of America, but a huge pop act with crazy hot music videos. As part of a campaign to launch her in America, […]
December 4, 2009 /
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- by Amelia G in Blue Blood
David Aaron Clark took me to my first genuine serious BDSM club. Whether we were checking out a new K-pop singer, attending a medievalist wedding, or standing in line at a book signing, David Aaron Clark was always kind to me. He was not a self-serving fair weather friend or a hater bad weather friend; […]
November 28, 2009 |
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- by Amelia G in Blue Blood
Friends keep pointing out that there is a bacon of the month club. Actually, I think there may be a number of bacon of the month club options. The Pig Next Door comes up quickly in a search engine attempt to locate the bacon of the month club. The Pig Next Door offers artisan bacon […]
September 28, 2009 |
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- by Amelia G in Blue Blood
I had dropped the luscious Michelle Aston off at Bar 107 in downtown Los Angeles before, but had never gone inside. For some reason, I had assumed it was a teensy hole in the wall dive. I figured I’d stop in anyway to help Julie Simone celebrate the 12th DVD Release by her company, Julie […]
August 26, 2007 |
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- by Amelia G in Blue Blood
I was super psyched to see notable writer Gram Ponante join the Blue Blood forums this week. His writing cracks me up. I was also super psyched by his recent press mention of Blue Blood where, among other things, he said: “Part of the 1300th photoset hosted on pioneering punk erotica site Blue Blood.com, the […]
May 11, 2007 |
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- by Amelia G in Blue Blood
I see it as, not only a given, but maybe even a goal that things I enjoy in a fringe environment will be picked up by the larger society. The problems come when the overculture, in the process of co-opting something cool, tries to destroy the naturally existing subculture and the people most dedicated to […]
October 29, 2006 |
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