

by SB Sarah • Monday, September 29, 2008 at 12:00 PM
To all the Jewish readers of this here hot pink site: l’shana tova. This evening is the start of the Jewish New Year 5769.
Seriously. Could there BE a more fabulous opportunity for Jewish inspirational erotica? I mean, 57 varieties of 69? Hide the pickle?! Here, I’ll even give you a visual for creative inspiration:
I’d also like to share a greeting to all of you, Jewish or not, which I received today from an Israeli SBTB reader named Vera:
Just wanted to Wish you a happy Jewish New Year, Shana Tova Ve Metuka.
May your readership increase like the seeds of the pomegranate, may you succeed with any new enterprises, be the head and not the tail.







by SB Sarah • Monday, September 29, 2008 at 01:44 AM
Once upon a time, Candy wrote a review for Shayla Black’s Decadent which has since become one of the most linked-to portions of the site, and was the nadir of a little-known gem of internet delight known as “LOLPorn.” Seriously, people link to that entry with astonishing regularity.
I don’t know if we’ve ever really expounded on our deep love for the folks who read this site, but damn hell and howdy do we love y’all. When we hold contests with other folks, invariably they’ll write, “You have the best readers, OMG.” It’s true. You guys are freaking awesome. Why? Because of shit like this that is so funny I wheezed and Hubby came running to make sure I wasn’t going into anaphylaxis.
I received an email from Shae that read:
One of my favorite things on the planet is definitely the review for Decadent. My friend Heather and I quote it all the time. Her birthday was on Sunday (sadly her 26th, so no hope of her being a vhamphire who could be renamed Hheathher) and I had to think of something to get her. In the first week of August I figured it out! I would buy her the book that we had been laughing about for months!
Of course, just getting a book isn’t that fun. I decided that it needed something else - so I made a bookmark! I took the lol!pr0n that was accompanied the review, printed it out, and yay, instant bookmark. It looked a bit plain, so I commissioned a small penis charm with the words ‘life saver’ on it from someone on etsy. (Note from Sarah: OMG NOT WORK SAFE)
But Shae didn’t stop there. Oh, no. There was cake. There was ASS CAKE, as in CAKE shaped like an ASS with… oh, forget it, the pictures tell all.
Be aware: NOT SAFE FOR WORK. SRSLY.
This may be the finest frosted ass I’ve seen in awhile.
Then there was the gift itself.
A closeup of the gift strategically placed so that viewers can appreciate the AWESOME.
Lucky, lucky Hhteathher!
Happy birthday, Heather, and mad props to Shae. Seriously, I laughed so hard my abs hurt.






by SB Sarah • Sunday, September 28, 2008 at 10:14 AM
I am trying out Akismet on the Bitches today to see if it can put a stop to some of the irritating as hell comment spam we’ve been attracting. However, if this interferes with your ability to comment, please let me know via and let me know if you were a logged in user or not, and what happened when you tried to say howdy.
Thanks - and my apologies for the unavoidable delay, mind the gap, and thank you, drive through.







by SB Sarah • Saturday, September 27, 2008 at 09:18 AM
Three men have been arrested in London after a suspicious fire was set at “the home and office of publisher Martin Rynja”, aka Gibson Square Publishing, the UK publisher of The Jewel of Medina. According to the BBC, the three men were arrested under the Terrorism Act of 2000, “on suspicion of the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism.”
The police confirmed that there has been small fire inside the property in Lonsdale Square, which had to be put out. “At this early stage it is being linked with the arrests,” the spokesman added.
[Scotland] Yard officials have refused to identify those arrested or give any information on the nature of the terrorist plot they are alleged to have been planning.
Residents in Lonsdale Square said armed police, assisted by fire-fighters, broke down the door of number 47 at around 2.30 this morning.
My reaction: holy fucking shit. You have got to be fucking kidding me.
Thanks to Marianne and Faellie for the heads up.


by SB Sarah • Saturday, September 27, 2008 at 05:01 AM
From Lucinda Betts: a truly fascinating article on why and how our brains are wired to enjoy stories. Seriously - worth a read over your morning weekend coffee.
We tell stories about other people and for other people. Stories help us to keep tabs on what is happening in our communities. The safe, imaginary world of a story may be a kind of training ground, where we can practice interacting with others and learn the customs and rules of society. And stories have a unique power to persuade and motivate, because they appeal to our emotions and capacity for empathy.
Storytelling is one of the few human traits that are truly universal across culture and through all of known history.