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The Molluscs of Oppressionby lil' fishstick!Oh, where to begin? This tasteless piece of smut clearly depicts the subconscious yet ever-present male urge to conquer multiple females. A menage-a-cinq, if you will. The women are represented by the shells, an obvious reference to Botticelli's Venus, who we all know, emerged from a shell. And is it any coincidence that the female mons pubis is also called the Mount of Venus? Who do these depraved photographers think they are fooling! Not I, surely. The warm, soft, fish-filled shells are fleeing the leering, erect presence of the white salad tongs. And it's no coincidence those tongs are 'white' either.Western society often refers to asians being 'yellow', and this little parade of obscenity is no different. The fishing net and seaweed, so insouciantly placed, can be nothing but a pruruient atttempt to remind us of the pubic hair that is absent from these young shells/submissive asian females, indicating their pre-menarche status. Utterly disgusting. |