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What makes sleeping with a graffiti artist great?
Because we always invoke that “How'd he do that?” sense of awe.
Are graffiti artists more daring in bed?
Depends on the writer. Some guys have a marker in their pocket; I've got a fire extinguisher filled with two gallons of Blaze of Glory Red, if that makes sense.
Does someone’s skill at graffiti make them more attractive or compensate for deficiencies in other areas?
Being a good graffiti artist will not make up for any shortcomings — unless your turn-ons include sleeping alone between midnight and 5 a.m., bailing your boyfriend out of jail, and acting as a watch-out every time you two walk down a street together. But for my sake, I hope it does.
I've always wanted to make my girlfriend some kind of art piece as a present, but I'm a little worried it'll come off as cheap. Thoughts?
If you love her, spray it somewhere on her route to work. The bigger the better. If you get nicked, you can always claim you're Banksy and thousands of people will come and take their pictures in front of your piece. Then someone will cut it off the wall with angle grinders and sell her name for millions. Who's cheap now?
I secretly creep the Craigslist 'casual encounters' section behind my girlfriend's back. At first it started out as just a fantasy, but I've been contacting people and moving steps closer to consummating the thing every time. Is this innocent as long as I don't actually do anything or is it a bad sign?
Wait, Thomas? Is that you? I thought you said you were gay.
Is there any tactful way to initiate the idea of anal with my girlfriend? I've had quite a few people tell me "just go for it," but I think that could only end poorly.
Tell her it was the only way that your ex-girlfriend got off. That will bury a seed of curiosity and jealousy deep inside her anus that only your thrill-drill can retrieve.
I'm sleeping with this girl, and the sex is out of this world. She's strongly hinting that she'd like a relationship and I don't. I really don’t want to break things off. Do you think this is setting me up for a meltdown?
Generally these these things tend to work themselves out... in small-claims court. You've pretty much described eighty-five percent of all relationships. Lawyer up and go for gold. Worse-case scenario, it doesn't work. No one in Vegas said, “I put in five dollars and won three-hundred grand."







Commentarium (12 Comments)
Priest was hysterical.
I agree. I'd go out with Priest even if he kept the hoodie on over his face.
"Most writers don’t show their faces in public, so you create an audience by your skills."
and if you have no skills you show your face or suck dick, right sofia?
harsh, and funny.
Next up: Sex advice from arsonists!
Oooo that's hot!
Next up: Sex advice from window-smashers!
I would tell the guy who's girlfriend wants to collaborate that he should tell her that "love and work never mix" or something. That's the only reasonable thing that could convince her not to do the duo show without making her realize he thinks her work is shit.
Not sure if Priest was being jokey or serious, but do NOT tell your current girlfriend that anal was the only way your ex got off. Actually, don't tell her anything about sex with your ex that will cause her mind to produce a mental sex tape starring you and your ex, for that matter. It's just not nice. Oh, and if your ex only got off on anal, that doesn't reflect very well on your bedroom skills.
A better approach would be telling her how sexy her ass is... so sexy that you would like to give it more attention in your sex life. If she's inexperienced or nervous, start with fingers, etc. and work your way up. If she's game, you can go for the gold. Just treat her with the kind of sensitivity and respect you would want from someone thrusting something the size of a dick up your ass.
Didn't we do this already?
Graffiti and art- cannot compute
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is it me or was this section stupid? i feel like art is art how can he say her art is crap she could be the one to go on to huge things and not him. Art is in the eye of the beholder.