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Bigger breasts is bigger tips

It must be true since mythbusters confirmed it: bigger breasts mean bigger tips. Surprisingly it was the women that spent up to 40% on tips, men 30%. Is it back pain sympathy? Is it benevolent breast theory? We were all fed from them as babies, so we associate them with food, warmth and comfort. Some think it’s why McDonald’s arches are actually a golden rack.

Interesting in the Mythbuster video: here it is! Looking for something’s that could remind you of food, warmth and comfort? Just scroll down! There are plenty of them to be found on the Hun’s… Happy Hunning!

Happy Steak & Blowjob day!

One month after Valentine’s day it’s time for a less vanilla time: International Steak and Blowjob day. We gave people a great steak recipe earlier in this blog, so we won’t do that again. Happy Hunning and stay safe!

Oh, and changes are coming! We’re working hard behind the scenes to bring you more content, and less ads. In the mean time, to stay in the spirit of the day, here are some blowjob galleries we collected over the years!

King Richard’s Cleavage Contest

King Richard’s Faire is an annual Renaissance festival held in Carver, Massachusetts, in the United States. It is one of the largest and longest-running renaissance fairs in New England, and it has been held every fall since 1982. The festival features a wide range of activities and entertainment, including jousting tournaments, comedy and musical performances, interactive games, and historical demonstrations. Visitors can watch knights engage in battle on horseback, take part in archery or ax-throwing competitions, and even learn to dance the minuet or play the lute. There are also over 100 vendors selling everything from handmade crafts and jewelry to period costumes and weapons.

The faire raised our interest when we read about the annual cleavage contest there though! So, if you happen to be in Massachusetts next September 9, make sure to come see the breast of the best at King Richard’s faire! The cleavage contest is one of the few places where you can judge a book by its cover!

Last year’s winners can be found at the King Richard’s Faire Facebook. Part from the cleavages the fair is known for its elaborate costumes and immersive atmosphere, and visitors are encouraged to dress up in their own medieval or renaissance garb. The festival typically runs for eight weekends from September through October, and attracts thousands of visitors each year.

Overall, King Richard’s Faire offers a unique and entertaining way to experience the history and culture of the Renaissance period, and it has become a beloved tradition for many New Englanders.

Cave Engraving called Venus of Cussac

Venus of Cussac

The Venus of Cussac is an ancient engraving found in the Cussac Cave, located in the Dordogne region of southwestern France. This prehistoric artwork is estimated to be around 25,000 years old, dating back to the Upper Paleolithic period, which was a time when early modern humans (Homo sapiens) lived in the region.

The Venus of Cussac is a depiction of a female figure, often referred to as a “Venus” figurine. These types of figurines, which represent the female form, are common in Upper Paleolithic art. The Venus of Cussac is unique because it is engraved directly onto the cave wall, rather than being a three-dimensional sculpture like some other Venus figurines found from the same period.

The engraving features a stylized depiction of a woman with exaggerated and abstract features, such as a large abdomen and prominent breasts. These characteristics are believed to emphasize fertility and reproduction, making them significant in the context of prehistoric art. The figure is also adorned with various lines and patterns, which may have held symbolic or ritualistic meanings.

The Cussac Cave itself is renowned for its rich collection of prehistoric art, including engravings, paintings, and drawings. It provides valuable insights into the artistic and cultural expressions of the people who inhabited the region during the Upper Paleolithic era.

The Venus of Cussac might be the home of the first hand-drawn nudes!

Stormy Daniels

Stormy Daniels is an American adult film actress, director, and writer. She was born on March 17, 1979, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She began her career in the adult film industry in 2002, at the age of 23. Prior to that, she worked as a stripper in several clubs throughout the southern United States.

Daniels has been very successful in the adult entertainment industry, having won several awards for her work as an actress, director, and writer. She has also been involved in mainstream media, appearing in several television shows and movies, including “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” and “Knocked Up.”. We have Stormy Daniels on The Hun as well! In images you won’t find in the general media. Go check that The Hun’s Search for Stormy!

In addition to her work in the adult industry, Daniels has been involved in various legal battles related to free speech and censorship. In 2007, she was arrested in Florida for allegedly violating a state law prohibiting the touching of a customer during a performance. She was later acquitted of the charges. Overall, Stormy Daniels has had a colorful and controversial career, and she has been a vocal advocate for the adult entertainment industry and free speech.

Prostitution in the medieval times

In medieval Europe, prostitution was generally seen as a necessary evil, as it provided a outlet for men’s sexual desires and helped to maintain social order by channeling sexual energy away from more harmful outlets such as rape and adultery. However, prostitution was also heavily stigmatized and was often associated with crime, vice, and moral degeneracy.

Prostitutes in medieval Europe were typically marginalized and were often forced to work in areas on the fringes of society, such as brothels, taverns, and gambling dens. They were also subjected to a variety of legal and social restrictions, including laws that regulated their dress, behavior, and movement. In many cases, these laws were used as a means of controlling and punishing prostitutes rather than protecting them.


Despite these challenges, some medieval prostitutes were able to achieve a level of social and economic independence that was rare for women at the time. Some were able to rise to positions of wealth and influence, and some even became successful businesswomen.


Overall, the experience of prostitution in medieval times was highly variable, and it was shaped by a complex set of factors that included social, cultural, and economic forces. While it was often stigmatized and marginalized, it also provided a means of survival and a source of agency for some women in a society that was heavily male-dominated.


Pricing


It is difficult to accurately determine the price of a prostitute in medieval times due to the lack of surviving records and the illicit nature of the profession. Prices for sexual services would have varied depending on a variety of factors such as location, demand, and the individual prostitute’s attractiveness, experience, and reputation.



In general, however, it seems that the price of a prostitute’s services in medieval Europe was relatively low compared to other goods and services. Prostitutes were often among the poorest members of society, and they would have charged fees that were within the reach of most people. In some cases, they may have even provided their services for free in exchange for food, shelter, or other necessities.

It is worth noting that prostitution was not the only way that women in medieval times could earn money through sexual means. Many women, particularly those who were widowed or otherwise without male support, turned to positions as mistresses or concubines in order to secure financial stability. These arrangements often involved higher fees than those charged by prostitutes, as they often involved a higher level of commitment and exclusivity.


STD’s


STDs, or sexually transmitted diseases, were certainly a concern in medieval times, although the extent to which they were prevalent is difficult to determine due to the lack of reliable medical records from the period.


It is known that STDs were a major health concern in medieval Europe, and that they were often associated with prostitution and other forms of sexual activity outside of marriage. Some of the most common STDs in medieval times included gonorrhea, syphilis, and chlamydia, as well as various other infections such as genital warts and pubic lice.


It is worth noting that the understanding of STDs in medieval times was quite limited, and that many people believed that these diseases were caused by supernatural or demonic forces rather than being transmitted through sexual contact. As a result, treatment for STDs in medieval times was often ineffective and could even be harmful.


Overall, it seems likely that STDs were a significant health concern in medieval times, and that they were a significant factor in shaping societal attitudes towards sexuality and prostitution.


Good thing it’s 2023 ey! 🙂 Happy Hunning!

Brothel Candles

Depicted here are 1900 Brothel Candles, they were popular in brothels between 1880 and 1905. They were for both a lightsource and a timer. Once the wax was consumed the session came to an end. They would burn for about 7 minutes.

The price of a prostitute around 1900 was between 50 cents and 10 dollars, depending on the skill and availability. It is not known if the candle was included in that price.

Ancient Rome

Porn is of all times. Ancient Romans were very fond of decorating the walls of their brothels with erotic art. There are doubts about the reason, if it was to arouse the clientele or to show the services offered remains unknown. In the ancient Roman city of Pompeii many depictions of porn were discovered. There are even tours you can take that will show you all the uncovered art found there.

Pompeii’s neighboring city Herculaneum also has their fair share of ancient porn depictions. The city also got buried by Vesuvius in the same eruption that covered Pompeii. A lot of art was preserved perfectly because of this. A lot of the erotic art found in both cities is now displayed in a special room at the Gabinetto Secreto, or Secret Cabinet of the National Archeological Museum in Naples.

Pompeii had locked metal cabinets constructed over erotic frescos, which gentlemen could watch for a fee. “people of mature age and respected morals”, which back then basically meant “educated men”, the displays were not for ladies. The peep shows operated in Pompeii ’till the 1960’s.

different shapes of buttocks

Rumpology

After predicting the future through cards, palms, dreams, horoscopes, lightning, coffee grounds and champagne bubbles the definitive method is now here: Rumpology. It also goes by the name of Bottom Reading, it’s a pseudoscience performed by examining crevices, dimples, warts, moles and folds of a person’s buttocks. A butt has more to tell than a hand apparently.

The shape of the buttock is a dead giveaway on a person’s characteristics. The left and right buttocks reveal a person’s past and future. “The crack of your behind corresponds to the division of the two hemispheres of the brain” according to Jackie Stallone, who claimed that rumpology is known to have been practiced in ancient times. Stallone has been largely responsible for the ‘revival’ of rumpology. Rumpology can be performed by sight, touch or by using buttock prints.

According to rumpologists an apple-shaped, muscular bottom indicates someone who is charismatic, dynamic, very confident and often creative. A person who enjoys life. A pear-shaped bottom suggests someone very steadfast, patient and down-to-earth. A round bottom indicates the person is open, happy and optimistic in life. However, a flat bottom suggests the person is rather vain and is negative and sad.

Penis Table

Grain & Frame is a UK manufacturer of custom woodwork. They had a table commissioned by a customer, but it was rejected for a very surprising reason. A knot in the wood looked exactly like a penis. Having a close friend that was diagnosed with a terrible condition when he was 18 (luckily he beat the disease and is in good health now) lead them to a great idea.

The table makers are now auctioning off the table to raise money for testicular cancer. Thousands of tickets are already sold. For your chance to win a unique table with a penis knot check this website. There’s got to be someone out there who would love this in their home. We sure would! A good conversation piece and all for a good cause!