Sex on Sunday: strippers, Paris sewing cafe, spies as femmes fatales
11 July 2010 in sex work, sundaysex by | 3 comments | 
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Word Games by Kat
So a stripper, an exotic dancer, an entertainer, a nude performance artist and an ecdysiast all walk into a bar… and the bartender only mixes one drink BECAUSE THEY ARE ALL THE SAME THING PEOPLE! Chart showing stripper thinking about not being sex workers
A café for the Paris sewing crowd, Global Post
It’s called Sweat Shop, but there are no poor children working on factory assembly lines in this Paris establishment. Instead, patrons of the “sewing bar” pay a fee to stitch and darn, and hone age-old skills like knitting and crocheting, for pure pleasure.
More deadly than the male by Kathy at The Edge of the American West
Our spy narratives have changed very little in sixty years, especially for women. There always has to be a dead drop, a furtive exchange of bags in a subway station, and a femme fatale, preferably with red hair and a Russian accent.
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