Raoul Duke

some chic penthouse apartment, New South Wales, AUSTRALIA


Joined June 7th 2007

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"Si estilo es la música de pavoneo, schmooze eternamente delantero!" ... señor Raoul z. Duke

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The clarification of visual forms and their organization in integrated patterns as well as the attribution of such forms as an opinionated appreciation of visual aesthetics is my cup of green tea.

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Gia Carangi - session two

May 11th 2009 00:35
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Gia Carangi - session two

May 11th 2009 00:31
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Gia Carangi - session one

May 8th 2009 05:09
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Gia Carangi - session one

May 8th 2009 05:05
Gia Carangi Cosmopolitan

“Life & Death/energy & Peace/if I stoped today/it was fun” --- Gia (in her own words)

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Paul Newman

February 20th 2009 06:37
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Paul Newman

February 20th 2009 06:33
Paul Newman
Paul Newman was not only a fantastic actor, but he was also a great human being. But that’s been said a thousand times. His devotion as a husband was the stuff of Hollywood legend. He made a pretty darn good salad dressing. He wasn’t too shabby behind the wheel of a racing car. And he was a fabulous humanitarian.

Paul Newman Leo Fuchs photograph
The camera loved him too


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Penthouse covers

February 11th 2009 05:08
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Penthouse covers

February 11th 2009 05:05
Penthouse September 1981
It might sound a little unusual, but I received my most formative sexual education from within the pages of Penthouse magazine, Bob Guccione’s International Magazine for Men, which was founded in England in 1965, but came to prominence once it was launched in America in 1969. It went on to become the preeminent hardened softcore American sex magazine of the 70s, riding the crest between the creamy, coy softcore of Hugh Hefner’s Playboy magazine and the sleazy, over-lit, hardcore of Larry Flynt’s Hustler magazine.

Penthouse first American issue Sept 1969
The inaugural U.S. edition September 1969
Whereas Hefner was a journalist, Guccione was a photographer (and Flynt was an opportunist filthmonger). Hefner’s Playmate’s were frequently blonde and the pictorials often looked the same. Guccione’s Pets were often brunettes (mmmmm) and the pictorials were far more erotically adventurous. Playboy might have enjoyed a wider social limelight, especially with Hefner’s Playboy Mansion, but Penthouse possessed a more complex sense of mischief (Caligula being one such venture) and was altogether more alluring


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magnificent monochrome

January 30th 2009 06:57
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magnificent monochrome

January 30th 2009 06:54
Roman Polanski's Cul-de-Sac
I know, I know, it’s been too long between exhibitions. I have no excuse. Well, actually I do. I was partying my ass off, as you do over the silly season. But I shouldn’t have neglected my blog for so long. I do apologise. The Raoulmeister is back! And the heat is on!

So, to make up for it, I’m gonna shut the fuck up, and let these sensational images speak volumes in magnificent black and white, because at the end of the day, as gorgeous as colour is, monochrome separates the gentlemen from the lads, the ladies from the ladettes … if you get my drift


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Hey, your banner reads "Adventures from ..." hmmm, white on white, not such an eye-catching idea. Just a helpful blog page hot tip

The question that begs is whether Miley, or the Jonas brothers go to those infamous fellatio parties, where oral sex is not considered losing one's virtue.

Comment by Raoul Duke
on Bruno on Rove... I want to throw up!

June 28th 2009 23:30
Aimee, methinks you doth protest just a tad too much.
And gays wonder why they get a bad rap - well its because of their behaviour. If they just acted like normal dudes then Cohen's Bruno character could not exist.
That's a facetious remark if ever there was one!
So, if Easter-Europeans acted normally then there'd be no Borat? And if English suburban white trash acted normally there'd be no Ali G.?
Monty Python did this stuff for years.
I'm no fan of Rove, he annoys the hell out of me. He's a loud, smug opportunist, who also happens to be rather shrewd, but he's no competition for Sacha Baron Cohen who is way cleverer.

I had a big crush on her as a strapping lad. That 70s poster of her with THOSE nipples!

Comment by Raoul Duke
on Types of Women's Panties

June 17th 2009 07:57
I dig boyshorts and cheekys ... Never been a fan of thongs, they just kinda look crass. Okay if you need to wear something to not show a pantyline. Seems I'm in accordance with Natalina, but from a male perspective.

Comment by Raoul Duke
on The Science of the Female Orgasm

June 4th 2009 00:32
I had to ask ... Perhaps you fantasize about crushed blue velvet? One can only speculate ...

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on The Island

June 3rd 2009 02:20
I dig pirate women.

Comment by Raoul Duke
on The Science of the Female Orgasm

June 3rd 2009 01:09
So, if I can probe a little deeper on one more question ...
As an Asexual, when you masturbate what do you fantasize about??
.... or do you simply abstain?

Comment by Raoul Duke
on The Science of the Female Orgasm

June 1st 2009 08:08
Excuse me for being a bit slow on the uptake, but Morgan, are you of asexual orientation?? And if so, what exactly does that entail for you? Does that mean you've never had sex? Or that you no longer feel sexual attraction? Sorry if I come across as ignorant, but I had originally assumed you were gay, possibly bisexual, but reading between the lines - ie Lilla's comment and your reply, and noting previous posts you've written, I'm now confused. It's none of my business really, but I'm very curious ...

Comment by Raoul Duke
on The Science of the Female Orgasm

June 1st 2009 00:02
Prince wrote a great track called G-Spot, which he gave to his protege Jill Jones for her self-titled 1987 album. Great track too ... "G-spot, g-spot, where oh where can you beeee ..."
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