Sex News: George Clooney, Porny Password Hacking, A Real Life Bad Teacher

  • Chilean sex toy shop Japi Jane‘s new ad campaign is hitting the ad blogs, wherein a pocket-sized stud stands in for a ladies’ vibrator. See all three in Japi Jane: Drawer, Mirror, Handbag (I Believe In Advertising, image via)
  • If you’re hot for teacher, there’s a site that was just perfect for you. It was run by a woman named Heidi Kaeslin, and the website was aptly named “MySluttyTeacher.com.” Kaeslin is a teacher at Lincoln High School in California and she was allegedly helped by Richard Fields, a Stockton police officer who was assigned to the school. Kaeslin is accused of using her school-issued laptop to maintain the sites. MySluttyTeacher.com Teacher Put on Leave (Legally Weird)
  • A game recently re-emerged on Twitter under the #TwitterPornNames hashtag, as well as on several Tumblr blogging sites, could leave those who play it and post their new porn name — or “stripper name,” as some sites call it — vulnerable to identity theft. ‘Porn star game’ game is identity thief’s dream (MSNBC)
  • It may not have been overtaken by machines just yet, but reports of the demise of UK sexuality convention Erotica may be just a bit premature. An official spokesman for what is widely billed as the UK’s premier adult event confirmed this weekend that London’s Olympia had already been re-booked for next year and, despite detractors, Erotica was looking forward to many more years of “celebrating sensuality”. Erotica 2011 stands firm against rise of the sex machines (The Register)
  • From the Czech Republic, “The market for erotic goods has made huge progress in the last twenty years. Whereas previously it was associated primarily with porn tape rentals and men prevailed amongst their customers, the clientele has changed dramatically. Women or couples account for 80 percent of customers now.” Erotic goods find their way into shopping centres (Property Magazine)
  • Agent Provocateur have been selling exquisite, sensual women’s lingerie for 17 years and quickly gained a cult and celebrity following by reminding us that luxury and design maketh for amazing sex. Unwrapping Agent Provocateur (GQ UK)

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  1. I don’t see why a teacher should not be lowed to use his/her personal time to run a website with or without porn. As for “using school computers to run the site”… she used her laptop to log in to the site and do admin tasks. People, like me, who get computers from work routinely use them for non-work tasks at home. For example I use my laptop from work for banking, personal email, surfing, shopping, and looking at porn while I’m at home. I also use it to watch movies. None of these activities use up a resource that belongs to my work. Since the activities are at home in my free time, they don’t detract from my work or disrupt my coworkers. (In my case, I’m smart enough to have done a fresh OS install when I got the computer and it’s encrypted. So even if some busy body at work wanted to seize the machine, they still have no access to anything I’ve used it for. ) Anyhow, I think we need some legislation that explicitly protects personal use of work-provided computing devices such as laptops and cell phones when the person is using the devices during free time away from work.

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