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Frisky Friday - 4 Geeky Sexy Things

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Frisky Friday has arrived and today's number is 4.

In honour of Comiccon arriving in Ottawa, I decided they should have a geeky twist.

  1. Browncoats Burlesque is a burlesque group in Ottawa known for its geek culture. You know those humpback creatures from The Dark Crystal? Yeah, one of the performers makes THAT sexy! Funny story? Had I not stumbled onto Browncoats, I may never have found roller derby. It was after Comiccon in May 2013 that I saw an ad about a Comiccon related show. I didn't know a thing about burlesque, so I had a rather eye-opening experience. While there, I met my first friend in Ottawa whose sister happened to be a derby girl. I remember myself repeating, "There's roller derby in Ottawa?" I had seen Whip It and wanted to try it. Bliss was rather tiny like me after all. Anyway, going to that show led me to roller derby. It also made me redefine what sexy could be.

  2. Geeky Sex Toys is a site that sells items like a Dickpool Bondage Kit in case you want to pretend you're everyone's favourite pansexual superhero.

  3. Nasty Dress has a bunch of naughty costumes for your sexy cosplay needs. Or you could always get some silly costumes for cheap at Value Village in the fall.

  4. Typing 'geek sex' into a search engine brings up a variety of geek-related porn. You're welcome.


Have a fun weekend whether you're making it to the con or not ;)

R~
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