Oral Pleasure Unlimited

In what is sure to be misconstrued as having to do something with sex acts or the supple sweet taste of another's skin, this section deals with the pleasures one can enjoy orally. Of course, there is that given assumption that things which are appealing to some may be vile and disgusting to others, but all are still sides of the mouth. Good, bad, tasty, retching, these reviews deal with it as such.

Sweet Mother crank juice

Ethan Switch - Sunday, 14 January 2007

Makes for a low buzz alternative to running the head under a stream of cold recycled water this Mother does. Fits in the hand like the others on the market, them being V and Red Bull. To that end, is as easy a projectile to launch from the comfort of the side pocket of jeans or even a jacket. Yet, it's not the drink type to suit up a jolt of jazz in such quick order.

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Masterfoods Thai Seasoning - The Curious Sample meets the Potato

Jimmy Weasel - Tuesday, 26 September 2006

"Nice Evening, innit?" I mused to the lady at the checkout, not expecting a response.

"It certainly is," she answered as if to prove me wrong.

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Spreading Sweetness into Cavities of Depravity: Mr Fluffy's Marshmallow Fluff (fat free!)

Jimmy Weasel - Saturday, 7 June 2003

This jar cost me $3.99. Dental work can host hundreds. Does it balance out? Can one lead to the other? We are getting ahead of ourselves...

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Kampung Daun - Asian Dutch Style!

Alex Yamakazi - Tuesday, 3 June 2003

I think we're all pretty much over Thai. In the not too distant past Thai was tres cool, ever so much cooler than our parents with their *scoff* CHINESE restaurants. In response to demand, Thai restaurants reached epidemic proportions, swarming over Sydney like a red curry flavoured plague of locusts. Thanks to market saturation the Thai experience has fallen to mediocrity. The too lazy to cook, too lazy to go out options in many households today fall to (a) pizza or (b) thai. So if Thai is passé and Chinese is just too uncool to mention, make your next Asian meal experience Indonesian.

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Sentimental (White Feathers)

Belvedere Jehosophat - Sunday, 18 May 2003

I've always stated that I'll know that I've made it in life when I own an argyle fez. However, getting fez makers and argyle manufacturers in the same room has been difficult. Conjuring the synergies between the requisite — though, unfortunately, often antagonistic — parties that will allow for the creation of my argyle fez, has been damn near impossible.

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Obscure Liquor: Baron's Coco Mapoka

Jimmy Weasel - Monday, 7 April 2003

It's hard to know what a dark liquid will taste like just by looking at it. But it's easy to tell what will knock you sideways.

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Elixir Is Zoglo

Belvedere Jehosophat - Wednesday, 5 March 2003

I've often considered my life to be a testament to futility and I've always attempted to offset this galling state of affairs by eating creative and often unhealthy foods.

At university the goal was to mix as many of the cafeteria (which should probably be quarantined) dishes into one and to see how many shades of slop-repulsion I could create.

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I would like some guacamole on my chimichanga with a casadia of tomato, onion, and vegetables

Belvedere Jehosophat - Tuesday, 10 December 2002

Being that I have a somewhat spontaneous personality it is not on rare occasions that I do things that could later be described as foolish or idiotic. In fact, I often do things not because I want to but because I've never done them before. Case in point: paying $50 to go watch Slipknot. What the fuck was I thinking?

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Honey - Purity at a Premium

Ethan Switch - Tuesday, 13 August 2002

For those of you who watch quality television you may recall an episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation that included a once New York police cop walking around in Miami looking at the hard evidence. A major crux of the story was bogged in of all things honey. It was a high quality, beyond the top of the shelf type of honey. The kind of honey only the naked skin should even allow to move all over like a well-choreographed hand in a sex scene. To be smothered in anything else would be a debasement for all concerned. If honey of the highest quality is being snubbed, then the whole sexual food experience is not worth exploring with a tongue.

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Today's Lubricant: A World of Flavour

Jimmy Weasel - Friday, 2 August 2002

The Internet tells me that to properly taste wine, the important points are to look, smell and then taste. Also, one is to check the "rim" of the glass to look for age of the wine, and to swirl the glass to find the body of the wine.

The Internet also tells me that taste is divided into 3 parts:

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Oriloff Vodka

Jimmy Weasel - Wednesday, 22 May 2002

It's a difficult thing to review vodka. The first sample is difficult to assess as the stomach churns and the oesophagus wails in horror. The second sample is more easily accepted by the internal workings and much of what I remember is from the second shot. And since I'm a cheap drunk, once those first two are down, the rest is blur of madness and savage reflux.

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Oral B Sensitive With Fluoride

Ethan Switch - Friday, 29 March 2002

If it so happens that you miss out on a regular dose of sleep for some nights, maybe a couple of weeks, you may catch the sight of a receding gum line. Unlike the near cousin of the hairline - known for such members as the deep channels, the inlet and the friar tuck - you will be in more physical pain than social.

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Kitchen Antics - Chicken in Faux Ragoƻt
Ladder of flavour? A few rungs above bland. This can be constructed & delivered in less than 30 minutes, depending on your aptitude with a knife.
Lassitude abandons the Throwing Knives
Down on the chamber pot, the percolating smells brew up quite the nasal fest. From the wafting fumes, the air solidifies partial sweaty rock and musty punk, a taste hinting at delicious pockets of after-aftertaste, and the not so floral punch of an undone music interview leaves the tongue wanting something else.
Where in Kentucky - Mammoth Cave National Park
Dark and neverending is the trail of a labyrinth below Edmonson County, Kentucky. Beyond the shallow graves and lime walls, Mammoth Cave is the literal long tail of cave systems. Alas, no minotaurs or woolly mammoths call the caverns home.

Undone, unbound, the sounds aground, life's taking the train with a soundtrack of harmonic dissonance, of inner turmoils and evolutionary spotchecking.

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