What did girls do before smartphones and selfie sticks? This question requires further research.
In “Think Pink,” Harmony Reigns shoots a few pix with her selfie-stick while she’s relaxing in bed.
Then Harmony swaps her selfie-stick for a chick stick to tickle her fancy and her fanny, which means pussy in British-English (but means ass in American-English).
Harmony’s changed her hair from brunette to blonde since her last time at SCORELAND in “Picked Up & Fucked.” Her fanny, aka her pussy, remains shaved and smooth. We’ve also added a second Bonus video.
“If I’m not with a girl or a guy, I’m masturbating with a big toy,” Harmony says. “I need to cum at least once a day!”
The big-boobed girl in black stockings, Kate Marie, brings her version of the classic pin-up girl look to her second pictorial at SCORELAND.
The comely Chicagoan believes that when life throws you curves, why not flaunt ’em? That’s why Kate Marie is here after our studio rep spotted her during our never-ending SCORE and Voluptuous model search.
In a second scene-–it’s double feature day–Kate Marie throws a one-girl wet T-shirt contest. She wins!
Kate Marie debuts in the Holiday 2015 issue of SCORE.
Liza Biggs. A girl who keeps getting better and hotter and sexier every time we see her.
Liza’s in the SCORE studio as I write this, and she’s in a new horny hardcore at SCORELAND today.
As “Lingerie Lust” kicks off, Liza is giving Tony a rubdown…with her huge, natural boobs that are truly spectacular.
“How does that feel?” Liza asks.
How does that feel?
He should feel blessed!
“You watch porn and you think, ‘Oh, that’s hot,’ Liza said. “But you don’t think about being a part of it. And then to get an opportunity is surprising. Some people take it, some people don’t.”
What should Daylene wear to bring the city to its knees?
Say you were going out on a date with Daylene Rio and you could sit in her bedroom as she got dressed. You’d probably want her to try on even more outfits and undies and take her time. What’s the rush, right? You’d want to savor the floor show.
The only danger is the possibility of going out of your fucking mind. I’ve been in the studio when Daylene was either getting dressed or getting undressed, and it made me proud to be a guy.
That’s what’s in store today in Daylene’s pictorial and video “Tetas Y Culo!” (Tits and Ass!), starting with the Latina bomb-bomb getting out of bed and ending with her picking out a tight tube dress and leaving for the day.
Ready to leave giant boners in her wake.
I think the first SCORE reverse-strip pictorial was a layout of the great Dixie Bubbles in the January ’99 edition.
Karina Hart, Natalie Fiore, Christy Marks, Jennica Lynn, Sha Rizel and Arianna Sinn have done the reverse sequence, too.
There’s one with Cat Bangles, coming soon.
I’d like to see Katie Thornton, Joana, Tigerr Benson, Shelby Gibson and Bella French try one.
Dr. Jean-Denis Rouillon, a professor of sports science at the University Hospital of Besançon in France, has concluded that women would be better off not wearing bras.
Dr. Rouillon has spent 15 years studying tits. SCORE topped that record by seven years and we’re still studying them.
“Medically, physiologically and anatomically, breasts gain no benefit from being denied gravity. On the contrary, they get saggier with a bra,” Rouillon claimed.
You can imagine how the bra industry felt about this announcement. A lot of bra wearers who read about his study did not accept it either. I’m not so sure either.
“This might be true for girls with small boobies, but for girls with D cups or DD cups and bigger, excuse me, but gravity will only take over. Running a marathon if you are DD or FF would be incredibly uncomfortable,” said one female critic of Rouillon’s hypothesis.
“These are preliminary results,” Dr. Rouillon said in a follow-up. “The small sample of 320 young women is not representative of the entire population. That would require something like 300,000 subjects. We will simply have to recruit a larger sample of the female population, and conduct further research.”
It’s a tough job but someone has to do it and Dave and I don’t have the time to help out even though it sounds like fun. I suppose you can write the Doc care of University Hospital in Besançon and volunteer.
It’s more-streamlined, sleeker, user-friendly and still the same treasure trove of TSG magazines, DVDs and novelties. It’s the biggest store for big-boob stuff on the Web. Check it out and browse the descriptions and the video samples. If you get lost in the aisles, call for help. We’re here to assist you. Click here to enter.
Yes, we would go bra shopping anywhere with Terry Nova. Even in her closet.
We asked in a Poll, “Do you go with your wife, girlfriend or lady friend when she goes bra shopping?”
Most guys have to be dragged along on any kind of female shopping safari. “Can we go home now?” is a familiar lament heard in malls and stores around the world.
However, for this all-important garment, so dear to our hearts and so near to their hearts, the answers were different.
Our survey revealed that:
19% said yes.
33% answered yes and said they offered feedback on her choices during bra selection.
44% said no.
3% said their girl buys her bras on-line, not at stores, depriving them of the pleasures of sitting near or even in the dressing room of the ladies’ lingerie section, depending on how liberal the management is.
So the yeas beat the nays.
Going along on a bra-shopping trip is a healthy activity for men.
This is the strange case of Otto Titzling and Philipe de Brassiere, two women’s garment designers who both claimed to be developers of what is now the modern bra. Or did they? I researched this tale for the truth.
The story that’s been floating around for some time now, especially on Internet web sites, is that a German-born engineer named Otto Titzling created that wonderful garment that is now known as the bra for his neighbor, a stacked and packed opera singer named Swanhilda Olafsen.
Both lived in the same New York City boarding house in 1912, and Otto’s design for Swanhilda’s over-the-shoulder boulder-holders led to him plunging deeper into the cleavage of women worldwide.
Among Otto’s subsequent creations were padded bras, the famous “falsies,” and the first front-fastening bra (we call them front loaders at SCORE). Unfortunately, Otto, despite his many credentials, neglected to patent his “bra,” although he did patent the later improvements he made on his first bra.
Then, in the early 1930’s, trouble started when a Frenchman named Phillipe de Brassiere began manufacturing his own line of bras supposedly based on Titzling’s original designs. Brasierre was a well-known and fashionable ladies clothing designer with a more polished demeanor than Titzling.
Kelly Christiansen.
Denise Derringer.
Cindy Cupps.
Merilyn Sakova.
A brutal lawsuit began which lasted from 1934 until 1942 when Brassiere won the jury case. During the trial each man brought out real women to model their hooter holsters. Brassiere’s model was a beauty, earning her a lot of exposure. There was even a sexy photo of her in a popular magazine of the time, The Police Gazette, under the headline “I Did It All For The Bra.”
Otto did get a small jury settlement, but the strain of fighting the case for years crushed him. He died in ’42 from the strain of his financial losses and the emotional bruising. And that’s why the modern bra is often referred to as “The Brassiere” and not a “Tit-Sling.”
Sounds like a great story, right? Good for a PBS Masterpiece Theater series?
The only thing is, it was a historical hoax, and a widespread one, in the wake of a 1971 book by Wallace Rayburn called Bust-Up: The Uplifting Tale of Otto Titzling.
Rayburn previously had written a 1969 book about Englishman Thomas Crapper, crediting him with having created the flush toilet (he did not, although he was a sanitary engineer).
In another version of the story, Titzling invented his bra with the assistance of Hans Delving, designing it for a Swedish athlete named “Lois Lung.”
Over the past 42 years, the story of Titzling Vs. Brassiere has been accepted by countless newspapers, magazines and websites, as well as being debunked by other lingerie historians. Yet, their saga continues to carry on with a life of its own.
