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ABSTRUSE said:
He was also the epitome of fat, and I can only thank God that Elvis didn't show himself to his fans naked.
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He was also the epitome of fat, and I can only thank God that Elvis didn't show himself to his fans naked.
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Originally posted by ABSTRUSE
Elvis was the epitomy of sex and didn't have to be naked.
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Svenskaflicka said:
He was also the epitome of fat, and I can only thank God that Elvis didn't show himself to his fans naked.
Flicka, the reference was to the Elvis of the fifties. He was lean and muscular then; he didn't get fat until the late sixties.
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Originally posted by ABSTRUSE
Elvis was the epitomy of sex and didn't have to be naked.
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Svenskaflicka said:
He was also the epitome of fat, and I can only thank God that Elvis didn't show himself to his fans naked.
Flicka, the reference was to the Elvis of the fifties. He was lean and muscular then; he didn't get fat until the late sixties.
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The Roaring 20's
The period known as the Roaring 20's -- 1917 to 1929 -- had flappers, bootleg booze, speak-easies, the invention of the Rumble Seat, the birth Porno movies and naughty French Postcards, and the first real successes of the Feminist movement.
I think the only decade that can compete is the 1960's with Free Love, Hippies, Communes and the birth of the Pill -- but I think the 60's fits better as the "raunchiest decade" thanit dos as the "sexiest."
The 1930's may have had more Sex in the movies, but the 1920's had more sexual revolution and display every where else.
Sub Joe said:
The period known as the Roaring 20's -- 1917 to 1929 -- had flappers, bootleg booze, speak-easies, the invention of the Rumble Seat, the birth Porno movies and naughty French Postcards, and the first real successes of the Feminist movement.
I think the only decade that can compete is the 1960's with Free Love, Hippies, Communes and the birth of the Pill -- but I think the 60's fits better as the "raunchiest decade" thanit dos as the "sexiest."
The 1930's may have had more Sex in the movies, but the 1920's had more sexual revolution and display every where else.
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All the decades except maybe the teens had their good points. I still think the seventies because there was more sexual freedom than any other time. It was in the sixties that Lenny Bruce was arrested for saying things to a nightclub full of adults that can be heard on prime time TV today. There were anti-sodomy laws all over and laws against interracial cohabitation and abortions before the seventies, but hardly any after then. Whatever sexual freedom the sixties had, the seventies had even more of it. The eighties would have continued it but that was the time of Ronald Reagan and AIDS.
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For what it's worth:
The problem with "decades" is they don't always match the nation's mood. There's a vast difference betwee 1961 and 1969. IMHO the sexiest period would be something like 1965-1975. By the late '70's herpes was on the rise, militant feminism was question overt eroticism and the nation seemed to be suffering nervous exhaustion from the previous 10-15 years.
Having lived through both decades, I'd give a slight edge to the '60's because so much was new. The Pill, panty hose, and mini-skirts were the overt signs of the changing role for women the liberation movement would soon give voice. The Beatles came to New York in 1964 and music was never the same. The Viet Nam war gave life, love, and sex a special intensity. Woodstock, love-in's, and the slogan, "Make love, not war," were products of the '60's.
But while sex in the '60's may have been more ground breaking, there was probably more sex going on in the '70's. By then, the old sexual "norms" first broken in the '60's were largely discredited. The Gay and Women's liberation movements came to public attention in that decade. "Men's" magazine became mainstream as did "Playgirl". It was chic to attend porn movies or flicks such as "Last Tango in Paris."
So it's a matter of choice. However, without an operative definition of, "Sexiest," I'd vote for the '60's.
Rumple Foreskin
The problem with "decades" is they don't always match the nation's mood. There's a vast difference betwee 1961 and 1969. IMHO the sexiest period would be something like 1965-1975. By the late '70's herpes was on the rise, militant feminism was question overt eroticism and the nation seemed to be suffering nervous exhaustion from the previous 10-15 years.
Having lived through both decades, I'd give a slight edge to the '60's because so much was new. The Pill, panty hose, and mini-skirts were the overt signs of the changing role for women the liberation movement would soon give voice. The Beatles came to New York in 1964 and music was never the same. The Viet Nam war gave life, love, and sex a special intensity. Woodstock, love-in's, and the slogan, "Make love, not war," were products of the '60's.
But while sex in the '60's may have been more ground breaking, there was probably more sex going on in the '70's. By then, the old sexual "norms" first broken in the '60's were largely discredited. The Gay and Women's liberation movements came to public attention in that decade. "Men's" magazine became mainstream as did "Playgirl". It was chic to attend porn movies or flicks such as "Last Tango in Paris."
So it's a matter of choice. However, without an operative definition of, "Sexiest," I'd vote for the '60's.
Rumple Foreskin
Hi guys,
I'll throw my two cents in. I agree with Joe that the pre-war thirties were exciting, sensual, and explorative. For me personally, it's the 60's. In the 60's I lost my cherry, my innocence, and damn near my life in Nam. But all the free love from New York to California, the hot girls just looking to get laid because it was the 60's.
I'll throw my two cents in. I agree with Joe that the pre-war thirties were exciting, sensual, and explorative. For me personally, it's the 60's. In the 60's I lost my cherry, my innocence, and damn near my life in Nam. But all the free love from New York to California, the hot girls just looking to get laid because it was the 60's.
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In this past decade: 1917: the year of the Dadaists, of Cabaret Voltaire, the pre- American 20s - much wilder.
Otherwise, 1789 - pre-revolutionary France - branding - decadance - pretty sure the dandy comes from there . . . when anything went - if you were noble and all could happen. Asi9de from eating anything but cake - lol - need to know
Otherwise Egypt - have a fascination, but will get there sexually
Otherwise, 1789 - pre-revolutionary France - branding - decadance - pretty sure the dandy comes from there . . . when anything went - if you were noble
and all could happen. Asi9de from eating anything but cake - lol - need to know Otherwise Egypt - have a fascination, but will get there sexually
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ok FINE pops - grr - I was a bit of a babe then, so reality - let me see . . . can't recall the California coke years, or the mescaline years, cant recall the pot pre-high school years, and can't recall the acid early 80s. SO - recall the last year best . . . .when in a foursome from heaven . . . and the day after - unbeknownst to me . . .
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'65-'75 have it for me - but that's probably a matter of my age rather than the age. As I understand it, the days of the Raj in India were pretty hot...
In fact, as far as I can see it, the only real distinction has been the technology: "It's OK after the first-born" versus the pill or anti-STD condom.
"What's the definition of luxury?
"A fur-lined rubber-johny with a zip fastener!"
f5
In fact, as far as I can see it, the only real distinction has been the technology: "It's OK after the first-born" versus the pill or anti-STD condom.
"What's the definition of luxury?
"A fur-lined rubber-johny with a zip fastener!"
f5
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Mid-late 80s to early 90s have it for me, but then that's when I was an adolescent teen so that might have some bearing on it.
For me, no other musical form has a higher sex quotient than late 80s heavy metal/rock 'n roll. Leather mini skirts, fishnets, spike heels, the wonderbra and all of that perched astride a Harley-Davidson.
I only got into goth in the mid-late 90s because there wasn't anyone else I could hang out with and wear my leather pants without getting laughed at.
The miniskirts in the 60s and 70s were pretty foxy, I have to admit, but bell-bottom jeans and platform shoes never did anything for me.
Yeah, the 80s have it for me or least, the latter half of that decade (after mullets were going out of fashion)
Raph, who did have a mullet in the early 80s.
For me, no other musical form has a higher sex quotient than late 80s heavy metal/rock 'n roll. Leather mini skirts, fishnets, spike heels, the wonderbra and all of that perched astride a Harley-Davidson.
I only got into goth in the mid-late 90s because there wasn't anyone else I could hang out with and wear my leather pants without getting laughed at.
The miniskirts in the 60s and 70s were pretty foxy, I have to admit, but bell-bottom jeans and platform shoes never did anything for me.
Yeah, the 80s have it for me or least, the latter half of that decade (after mullets were going out of fashion)
Raph, who did have a mullet in the early 80s.
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Most people will vote for the decade in which they lost virginity.
The others vote from what they have read of history.
I remember the late thirties through today. My mother told me that I was the result of a wild New Year party, Dad confirmed it and added some details. I also remember the end of "Prohibition." That was a Nation Wide party!
As a teen ager I worked for one of Dad's biker buddies, learned some more about that party.
I voted for the twenties. Cocaine, Marijuana, and opium were legal. Alcohol was illegal but available anywhere. Dad even made some booze runs to and back from Lake Erie.
Prostitution was legal in most states and every large town had at least 1. The Army closed them all after we declared war on Germany and Japan.
The others vote from what they have read of history.
I remember the late thirties through today. My mother told me that I was the result of a wild New Year party, Dad confirmed it and added some details. I also remember the end of "Prohibition." That was a Nation Wide party!
As a teen ager I worked for one of Dad's biker buddies, learned some more about that party.
I voted for the twenties. Cocaine, Marijuana, and opium were legal. Alcohol was illegal but available anywhere. Dad even made some booze runs to and back from Lake Erie.
Prostitution was legal in most states and every large town had at least 1. The Army closed them all after we declared war on Germany and Japan.
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