Early Experiences - What turned you on?

[a9127]

Originally Posted by Boner

Very nice! I like the one where she's reaching inside his jacket. We talked about the "Sears"catalog before andI used to hide fashion catalogs used hide under my mattress with "Opera News". I never got into cross-dressing but I love ladies clothing! I can't think of any specific ad from back then but these shots of Tara sort of capture the vibe of what turned me on as a kid. And Tara is just soooo hot!

I'm glad you like it. First time I'd ever seen these. Very risque for over 50 years ago. The blonde is hot.

Here are some more vintage covers:

If that was Hayley, Miley, and Taylor, I'd put up no resistance...

Happy Thanksgiving!

Damn. She looks like she'd be great in bed. Why can't I meet someone like that?

"Tall, Blonde, and Evil"? She sounds perfect to me.

Where do I apply?

Gotta admit, my wife and I have never used "Eisenhower" as a safeword before...

[Boner]

"Tall, Blonde, and Evil"? She sounds perfect to me.

Me too! I don’t know how evil she is but Bob described Najila on his site as “six foot two, blonde, and blue”. I’ve been fantasizing about this climbing all over this sexy amazon for years! What a beauty!

[a9127]

"Batman" was long before my time but who isn't familiar with the TV show from the 60's? I always knew "Batman" was known for it's bizarre "predicaments" and bondage scenes. But at first I thought these clips were from a gay torture video until I recognized who they were (yes, I know, you are wondering if I was searching for gay bondage videos... ).

The episode was called "A Riddle a Day Keeps the Riddler Away" and aired in 1966. The Riddler was planning to "spin" them on the wheel until they died.

It looks like Batman may be starting to "enjoy" his predicament somewhat.

(I include them here because of the sexual and "retro" nature of this thread. I once wrote a story about sucking off a long haired cute "femboy" Robin strapped to an electric chair so who am I to say whether or not this turned someone on. I'm sure it did. The producers knew what they were doing...)

[Boner]

(I include them here because of the sexual and "retro" nature of this thread. I once wrote a story about sucking off a long haired cute "femboy" Robin strapped to an electric chair so who am I to say whether or not this turned someone on. I'm sure it did. The producers knew what they were doing...)[/QUOTE]

I remember enjoying that story!

We talked a lot about "Batman"and I posted about how the episodes with Marsha Queen of Diamonds was the first time I got turned on by a lady. I'll never forget how I would grind into the sofa when she or Catwoman or Batgirl came on!

But just about every episode featured pretty ladies as Batman's foes always had a sexy sidekick. This site tells who the actresses are- there's some real beauties! I retro-divas!

https://www.66batmania.com/guides/henchwomen/

[a9127]

Of course if I ever did travel back to 1968 I'd of course catch a ride with my friend Hugh Hefner in his private jet.

A converted DC-9, the "Big Bunny" flew from 1966-1975 when it was sold to Venezuela Airlines. It was used as a commercial airliner for Aeromexico until 2004.

Looks like fun!

[a9127]

Something different. Yugoslavian computer magazine covers of the 1980s-90's.

Don't remember "PC Magazine" ever having this risque of a cover when I was younger. Would have had to hide these from my mom.

Think my favorites would be "October 1994," "September 1992," and "October 1992."

(Wonder who alive today knows what a "386" or "486" is? Or ever owned one? Or has ever heard of "Lotus 1-2-3" or "Windows 3.1"? Wonder who "Bil Gejts" is? )

[ila]

Originally Posted by a9127

...(Wonder who alive today knows what a "386" or "486" is? Or ever owned one? Or has ever heard of "Lotus 1-2-3" or "Windows 3.1"? Wonder who "Bil Gejts" is? )

I started with a Commodore 64 and then moved on to DOS on an Atari. Lotus 1-2-3 was still a DOS program. dbIII+ was the pinnacle of databases. WordPerfect was the only word processor worth talking about and Harvard Graphics was the only presentation program that could do more than show bullet points. I remember when a 50 MHz processor was called a screamer. It took me a long time before I had anything faster than that. It's hard to believe that at one time sixteen colours on a monitor was not just cutting edge, but bleeding edge. I was a system administrator using a DOS based NOS. Shall I go on?

[Boner]

Originally Posted by a9127

Great site! Thanks for sharing. Quite a few names that I recognize. Especially Diane McBain who was the motorcycle gang "leader" in the Mini Skirt Mob and a popular actress in the 60's.

But the real star of "Batman" was of course Catwoman! While others have played Catwoman, Julie Newmar "owns" the role.
(An accomplished stage actress and one of the most beautiful women that has ever lived, she is also at least 6' tall. Her dad was a pro football player in the 1920's in what was the forerunner of today's NFL. )

Julie Newmar is soooooo hot!