blow job

The first factory films were minimalist embodiments of this, and Blow Job is one of the best known, although it is more of an idea hovering in the ether than a film that anyone has actually seen.

The archetypal seventies guy has a beer bottle in one hand, a joint in the other, and this teenage woman is giving him a blow job, and he's saying, "This is totally excellent." And the bubble over the woman's head says, "Wow, I'm so liberated." (pp.99-100)

"I went out of my way to reveal details, like the blow job story.

Best free thing you got from having your job: Blow job

"My first blow job was from a man, but I didn't know it was a man....

There was also something deeply unappetising about seeing her advertise something as exploitative as this in her underwear, or seeing her being asked to give a joyless blow job. (No wonder her client couldn't get it up.

"Brother Stephen," described as a true fanatic who was "infamous for preaching against homosexuality and sexual promiscuity at Yale and other college campuses." It seems White was arrested last summer for allegedly offering twenty dollars to a fourteen-year-old boy in a Philadelphia suburb for permission to give the lad a blow job. Now others before White have perhaps seduced a teenage girl or been caught soliciting sex or going into a gay bar.

The commission has published a leaflet, What Would You Do If Your Boss Asked You For A Blow Job?, which gives advice to workers about how to make complaints if they were being harassed.

After all, not even Marion Barry could top getting a blow job in the Oval Office.

"I care a lot more about [homeless children] than if the president gets a blow job."

As I read this, I thought the most powerful politician in the world wasn't kidding on August 17, when he looked us in the eye, blamed Ken Starr for his blow job problems, and said he needed to get back to the work of the American people.

"When I wrote 'Whizzer Going Down'--the first theatre song about a blow job that I know of--I thought I might have been losing some of my audience.

1963 Blow Job, Teem's face suggests that he's enjoying some offscreen sexual stimulation.

They were also upset over the use of colloquial phrases like "giving someone a blow job".

And I'll guarantee the folks on Main Street will also fail to see what's so amusing about the "eighth man on the moon" Bing Gordon telling a junior Scout troop that all-American lunar hero Neil Armstrong only got to go first because he gave "the head of NASA a blow job".