[One could make a pretty good argument that Risqué spends its time in a world of its own invention. That may well be, but created it by listening to a whole lot of people over a whole lot of years. Real people read the emails sent in — although for the record, we really don’t need stock tips or prescription drugs from out of the country. We do, however, get more than a few very interesting and specific ones, not even counting the ones that insist on telling us we’re out of our collective mind.
Cookin’ with Ginger by Fobby Blay Honestly, we can’t think of anything that can be more simple, pure, unrefined fun the way making movies can be. Of course making them with naked sexually adventurous people adds a whole new level of “interest” too. [Also, that may provide a hint as to at least one thing […]
Come to find out, y’all will be getting a lot of Ginger Lynn today, each more or less celebrating her welcome place as part of the working risque commune. Of course the web has a way of providing frozen moments in time — both good and bad, as we all have seen — yet somehow two authors separated by a country, an ocean, and at least one really funny accent, both hit upon young Ginger as befitting special note on the same day. [This could bespeak poor supervision, but such a conclusion would lead to self-criticism, a practice generally avoided around these parts. We figure enough people criticize us all the time. No sense adding to the pile.]
Life goes on. You can sit around all day and do nothing, never answer your email, never return a phone call. These days you can even have groceries delivered via an online order, so you really don’t even have to go outside. But even if you do all of that, the world will simply move along around you. That turns out to be a pretty bad plan, though, as it can be pretty humbling once you realize that everything seems to go along just fine without you. Worse, if you started this hermit approach to life because of depression, well, you can see the downward spiral you have begun. More on this Risque Adult Diary →
[One could make a pretty good argument that Risqué spends its time in a world of its own invention. That may well be, but created it by listening to a whole lot of people over a whole lot of years. Real people read the emails sent in — although for the record, we really don’t need stock tips or prescription drugs from out of the country. We do, however, get more than a few very interesting and specific ones, not even counting the ones that insist on telling us we’re out of our collective mind.
