The Busty Ladies Of Oil Wrestling (B.L.O.W.) was SCORE‘s only nosedive into the wild world of catfighting. Our femme combat specialists for this special were the very best of an unbeatable Voluptuous line-up: Angela White, Annie Swanson, Brandy Talore and Cherry Brady. They made this movie what it is with their high-energy, motivation and personalities, not to mention their awesome bods, huge tits and well-cushioned asses.
Dave and I were involved in the shoot as ringside color man and referee since we had extensive prior experience in being assaulted by female wrestlers, and a former SCORE staff member was the girls’ fitness trainer. I remember this event very well, both for the great, naked and oiled-up quartet and because hurricane Frances was getting closer to Miami and we had to speed up the fighting. And I got smashed into the mat by four V-Mag covergirls at the end. My spine never recovered fully, and my right kidney still bears the imprint of Annie’s knee.
Since then, the DVD release remains a good seller and still a popular title at video stores. There is really nothing like it with girls as built as this wild bunch. It has a timeless feel to it and will always be one of my biggies.
We never did another wrestling special after B.L.O.W. I don’t know why. Maybe we shot our load and a follow-up would not have been as good. Maybe other projects, like foreign-location shoots, became the focus. If we were to do another B.L.O.W., I don’t know who could be the new fantastic four, but I have some ideas.
Our staff placed a sign on the door to a spa’s pool area, “Closed on account of Micky Bells.”
It worked out well. Micky has the entire place to herself so she can try on bikinis, swing those great, big bells and do other things that girls do behind closed doors.
The video also has some slow-motion boob action.
From day one, I’ve said that Micky has the body of a fertility goddess. Except I’ve never seen a statue of a fertility goddess that looked as good as Micky.
She’s been a covergirl for SCORE, Voluptuous and XL Girls. Very few have pulled off this trifecta.
I don’t know why the name Colt 45 popped into my head this morning. It’s not her birthday. I’m not expecting the phone to ring today and hear her voice.
I mean the three-time SCORE magazine covergirl and former feature dancer. Not the malt liquor. You SCORE veterans remember her well.
I haven’t heard from Colt 45 or anything about her in a long time. I haven’t seen Colt since 2007. Colt was never one for emails and I’d be shocked if she was on any of those social network sites because she doesn’t seem the social networking type, Tweeting every day.
Colt used to talk about the glory days of big-bust feature dancing in the 1990s and she really loved the action, traveling from city to city. She enjoyed the guys who came out to see her at places like Private Eyes in New York City. She enjoyed the camaraderie between her fellow dancers when she got together with them for a midnight meal after their shows. Every dancer I know loves her, from Alyssa Alps to Minka.
How many SCORE Girls can you name?
I used to go to Flashdancers and other clubs to see SCORE Girls perform on stage. Those were great years, starting around 1989 and lasting through the ’90s until most club managers stopped booking the big-bust dancers in the 2000’s.
The dancers that were stacked like Colt built a personal following from being on the road and featuring at clubs three weeks a month that today’s web-cam models sitting in their bedrooms can never experience.
Colt in the dressing room at Flashdancers, Christmas 2000.
One of the last shows Colt did was in 2006 at an event called “Boobapalooza” at the La Boheme Gentlemen’s Cabaret in Denver, Colorado. She was with Maxi Mounds, Crystal Gunns and Kayla Kupcakes. This may have been the last of the mega-busty group shows at a strip club. Except for a handful of busty feature dancers such as Stephanie Stalls, the party’s over. For now, anyway. I was happy to hear from one of our readers that he recently met Rachel Rocketts dancing in a club called Bouzouki in Detroit.
I hope Colt’s enjoying life back in Corpus Christi, Texas and doing her two favorite things: renovating and selling houses and fishing. Yes, Colt 45 likes to fish. The only model I ever met who likes to fish. I can imagine Colt wearing those long wading boots and a fisherman’s hat. And nothing else.
This weekend’s Scorecard letter section has a letter from longtime reader K.S. who writes “I would like to see models posing with their magazine spreads become a regular feature. There’s something unbelievably arousing about it; after all, who hasn’t fantasized about being with a girl who pulls out a dirty mag in which she’s displaying her wares for your perusal as a prelude to fucking her hard up her tight ass? I bet models who are also wives and girlfriends do it all the time. It must send their men absolutely insane.”
I’m with K.S. on this. A digital file can’t exist without electricity and an instrument to play it. A magazine (or a DVD) is a physical object. It has a feeling of permanence to it.
I always enjoy getting a photo from a model holding one of her mags, either by the cover or open to the layout. It doesn’t happen all that often. Most of the time, we’ll take the shot when she’s back on a return trip.
But why does K.S. like this kind of photo? Because whoever is in the magazine is proud of being in the magazine, and proud of her body, and she’s happy to show it in the photo. “This is me and I’m in this magazine.”
Cindy Cupps and Summer Sinn.
Summer.
Destiny Rose.
Christy Marks.
Minka.
Here’s a few more from the collection. I like K.S.’s suggestion. More are welcome! Send ’em to scorecard@Scoregroup.com or by mail to SCORE, 1629 NW 84th Ave, Miami, FL 33126 USA.
Go to your favorite store and pick up this new issue. You want more, you get more.
One of your favorite racks is now on your favorite rack.
America’s Twitter titter tweetheart.
Sheridan Love.
Now here’s a SCORE Girl who has it all. The face. The boobs. The legs. The ass. The bod. Is there anything Sheridan doesn’t have? I don’t think so.
iPhone 5G? Big deal!
Sheridan is 34G.
Picture that on a girl who’s just five-feet tall.
And now Miss Love has her first SCORE mag cover in her third pictorial. Three times’s a charm.
Just in time for her birthday, October 13, which is Christy Marks’ and Deanna Baldwin’s birthday, too. Arianna Sinn celebrates hers on the 14th.
Also in this issue: newcomer Roxanne Miller’s first SCORE layout, German Titty Titan Beshine in the world’s largest wet T-shirt show, Melissa Reed, Kitana Flores XXX anal, Bella Blaze, Arianna Sinn, Kali West, busty MILF Tahnee Taylor and a look inside Valory’s Vault.
In the ’90s, print distributors and retailers began inserting mens magazines into sealed, plastic polybags. They’re opaque and only transparent at the top where the title is printed and at the bottom for the bar code. This was started for a number of reasons.
They keep those rude and naughty covers discreetly concealed from irritating juvenile delinquents and old ladies with blue hair and the noses to match.
The bag also keeps the magazine clean. It can contain the DVD bonus without the printer having to bind the disc to the magazine. They also guarantee privacy for subscribers so that a mailman can’t read a magazine first before the reader does.
Those bags can also keep an adult mag rack section from becoming a public library. I’ve heard many an exasperated clerk tell a lingering browser to either buy a mag or put it back on the shelf. I’ve heard it myself a few times when I selfishly went overtime checking out the latest magazines. However, many adult stores crack open one copy of a title so the customers can check out the contents.
Some store employees don’t like polybagged magazines, whether they’re adult or not. Bagged magazines can be hard to scan. They’re difficult to stack on the racks. They’re more labor-intensive to return because the cover must be torn off before any unsold copies are returned to the distributors for credit.
Although the bags are an established fact of print magazine publishing now, TSG still believes that a cover should be created with the highest quality in mind, even though many readers will never see it until they get home. So we spend the time to do that, down to the colors, the cover girl and the cover shot.
I’ve posted 12 TSG magazine covers from the last four years.
What I want to know is, what is your favorite cover and why?
What attracted you to that cover the most? Was it the main girl? The smaller photos? A headline?
What makes a great cover?
What makes a weak cover?
Write your comments below or email scorecard@scoregroup.com.
It’s not easy for a girl like Venera to be built the way she is.
But we hope that all the love that SCORE guys and girls show Venera compensates for that.
“I started making clothes on my own because it was really hard to find things that looked good on me,” Venera said. “I can find some nice clothes in the stores, but I like when they’re originals. I don’t like to see someone on the street wearing the same dress or the same top. I like to be original.”
Venera is definitely original and one of a kind. It was a good day when she decided to become a birthday-suit model.
“I like clothes that show my cleavage. It doesn’t always have to be so fancy because I also like casual, comfortable things, but I don’t like big clothes. I like clothes that are tight and show off my body.”
Venera won the DNA lottery, putting her in the same super-slim, super-naturally stacked league as a select few others in that rare category: Merilyn Sakova, Hitomi and Valory Irene.
Hard to find? Make that nearly impossible.
There are lots of girls in that league who will never model, and only their boyfriends or husbands will ever get to see them wearing the air.
I haven’t done a Blog about this since January 3, 2010, exactly two years ago.
Back then, SCORELAND member Jack had perceptively written about this kind of picture: “I agree that having a model hold up her SCORE pictorial brings everything full circle. Interesting to see that each model is smiling and proudly displaying her pictorial. I believe this brings back the human element and establishes the sense of realism.”
This kind of picture can’t be done with digital images. I don’t think a model holding up a tablet computer with her photo could ever have the same impact as her holding a printed magazine or a DVD cover in her hand. There’s a permanence with a physical product.
As Angela White commented, “There’s no way to describe the feeling of seeing yourself on the cover of a magazine!”
Come to think of it, I need to hit up Angela for a photo of her holding up her DVD, Angela White Finally Fucks.
Angel Gee and her April '09 SCORE cover.
Crystal Gunns and SCORE Man VL in "The Gunns Show" column, July '08.
