This weeks edition of the Nudes Roundup is dedicated to the weird. Why? Because although there is a lot of inspiring, exciting, or just plain old titillating nude news, some of my favorite nude articles are about the whacky things people do when they’ve taken their clothes off. Somehow, nudity lends a bizarre sense of the delightful to even the most mundane of crimes. For instance:
Mummy, Why are you naked?
A British museum recently decided to take some unwrapped mummies out of the display area after people complained about their naked state. One one hand, I can understand why Read the rest of this entry »


Some people really enjoy using hot wax as a component of their BDSM play. It can be silly or it can be sensual. It can be painful or it can be pleasurable. What it always is, however, is messy.

For a lot of people, BDSM brings to mind a mental image of a scantily clad woman holding a bullwhip. Although bullwhips can certainly be part of a scene they are decidedly not BDSM for beginners. Bullwhips, when wielded by an amateur, can do as much damage to the person holding them as to the person on the receiving end. If you’re reading these columns for advice, they are not something you should even be thinking using. Even shorter, less potentially dangerous whips require a lot of practice before they can be used safely. Do yourself a favor and start with what I would consider the elementary tools of destruction : floggers and paddles.

For a lot of people, their first entry into the world of BDSM is tying their partner up… or getting tied down. I’m not going to try to instruct you in the intricacies of bondage, there are people far better equipped for that than I am (For example, check out 

Sometimes, when two people are engaged in a BDSM “scene,” the bottom/submissive wants to be able to say “no” or “stop” without having the top/dominant listen. They may be engaged in role-play, or they may just like screaming out “don’t!” at the top of their lungs, but in circumstances when a person has specifically told their partner that they want to be able to protest without the action stopping, a special signal known as a safeword is generally used. A safeword is a word, such as aardvark, or a signal, such as dropping a bell, that signals to both parties that the action needs to stop immediately, no 


