Debauchery
17 creative works found
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A selection of 48 Greatfull Dead Teddy Bear acid,
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new nac
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acid skull
by acidgnaw @ skull
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a series of 5 slices cut down the center of alien computer chips from the future (probably)
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freesupposition
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brut fucking horror vacui <3>
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myopicetude
by acidmyopia
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sliced clot
by acidsliced clot
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vino
by libertylovevino / muddle me more wine is fine for making / love, art, conversation and morning misery vino est veritas / pulls at zippers / pa…
for those of you who lose your judgment drinking wine
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A prose that wants to be a poem.
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It is difficult to imagine that life in an 18th century royal French court would be a crashing bore, but apparently that is how the dauphine, Marie Frivole found it. Otherwise, why would she send a battalion of besotted but otherwise idle courtiers out to scour the countryside for a look-alike to take her place at palace functions? When one thinks of royal life, it is the grand balls, cotillions, masquerades and enormous feasts that come to mind, and those were diverting, it’s true. However, most days unspooled in a gaping tedium of dull visiting dignitaries, religious observances and stultifying state funerals and Marie simply could bear it no longer. Delphine d’Etoile, a lovely but simple country girl, was hunched over a wash tub, scrubbing away at a wine stain on her best chemise when the dauphine’s courtiers came thundering up to her on their magnificent and terrifying horses. “_Sacre bleu_!” exclaimed the head courtier, “she’s a twin!” He unceremoniously swept the startled girl up onto his mount and curtly explained, “Your services are required by the future queen” and galloped away with her in a cloud of dust. And that is how Delphine found herself ensconced in the Palais de Versailles being powdered, plucked and painted into an exact replica of Marie Frivole. Exhaustive lessons in etiquette and comportment ensued, and the day soon came when she was to be presented to the dauphine. Now, besides being somewhat flighty and incredibly spoiled, Marie was deeply narcissistic. She took one look at Delphine and fell deeply and madly in love with her. Delphine wasn’t sure she was in love, but dressing up as a conquering general and cavorting with the lovely dauphine under the watchful eye of her pet peacock, Baroque, certainly beat scrubbing laundry in a creek any day. They drank, they ate, they spent vast sums, they disported themselves upon every chaise in the palace and the dauphine’s ladies-in-waiting scrambled to make excuses for her absences. Despite pleas for the dauphine’s caution, the two women were inseparable, and the uproarious scandal that followed is rumored to be the true reason for the decimation of the monarchy in France. This original artwork and story are copyright Ramona Szczerba 2009. Copyright to this material is in no way transferable with the sale of this item. The buyer is not entitled to any reproduction rights – neither image nor story can be reproduced without my express written permission. Thanks!
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Looking for Aqualung, cheap
by SelkieI know i’ve got a bazillion comments/replies/ to attend to, and lots of art to peruse, but i’m coming off a two-day bender with some kill…
I know i’ve got a bazillion comments/replies/ to attend to, and lots of art to peruse, but i’m coming off a two-day bender with some killer asthma and it hurts to breathe and talk (a blessing, some might say, heh heh). I also stubbornly insisted upon going to the Gay Pride parade, as one of my friends was dancing in it and i just couldn’t miss out. It was so much fun – so many people we could barely walk around – so i drank some beer and just went with the tides of people and had a blast. I kissed some crazy latina girl and cheered myself hoarse when the Bi float went by (no pun intended) – but i was beat within a couple hours, and came back to my friends’ place just in time to have another killer asthma attack… Joy. ANYhow, i’ll be resting up today and getting to bed early. Perhaps i’ll have something to post later (maybe i’ll put up an older piece, we’ll see – i’ve yet to go home so it’s a crap-shoot). Hope you all had a lovely weekend :). Selkie
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but above all, a bystander
by executedweeklyBare breasted and unashamed / to run the corners of this race against / social acceptance. A bearded man with dirt in his eyes stands, ...
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So This is What is New. Updates for an "Aud" Life
by MissAudreyAll my life I was told I was ODD but in reality Im just Aud. That said my life nor my motivations are standard. So what is new? Well…
All my life I was told I was ODD but in reality Im just Aud. That said my life nor my motivations are standard. So what is new? Well we have relocated back to the city after a long and wonderful summer, have had to take care of some home improvements and other duties ad now hoping to be back in full force with the photography. First and foremost i would like to apologize for not answering and replying to all of my comments. I have been on line very rarely lately and I appreciate EVERY SINGLE COMMENT. They are all important, make me happy, and are crucial to my self improvement as artist and model. Keep them coming folks I will get back to you eventually when i catch up. So what is the latest. Lately I have ben fascinated with the world of fetish, S&M, latex, corsets, courtesans, whores, and other such delights. I am hoping to do a whole series of aristocratic debauchery to share with you. I have an extreme fascination with exploring the absolute perversions of the overindulged and overpriveleged. They seem to have the wildest desires and can afford to execute them in the highest style. Think of the girls of Agent Provocatuer, gorgeous, slutty,strangely elegant and with a sleazy grungy quality of decadence and sexual anarchy. This is what appeals to me lately and I am hoping that you take this journey with me. Like I said it is an “Aud” life with Audrey and I hope you come and join me on my little journey through a depraved and delicious Wonderland. XOXOXOXOXOXO Miss Audrey
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