Showing posts with label sex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sex. Show all posts
F*cking for green energy
This is a contest entry by Gene d'Cruze (UK) for the IIDA Green Life competition. It's a suit you wear while having sex in order to generate electricity. I'm not kidding, here are the designer's own words:
Playsuit allows couples to charge and power objects around the home through the energy generated by foreplay and love-making. The crotchless suits are made from a polyester-spandex blend, and are covered with tiny carbon nanotube bristles. These bristles generate charge when the fabric is rubbed together, and allows objects to be powered by plugging them into the suit via a small output near the lower back. The suits are lightweight, and thin enough to feel the touch of your partner anywhere on your body. They are machine washable, and completely safe to use. Whilst this technology can be regularly used to sporadically charge mobile phones and similar products, the increased surface area and prolonged contact of intercourse make this application suitable for powering more substantial devices around the home. Playsuit brings couples closer together, encouraging a healthy and regular sex life, and allowing them to work towards a completely sustainable lifestyle.
Brilliant. Hot-wire my heart, baby.
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Business card for Dr. Hajnal Kiprov - Cosmetic Surgery. Via the use of two rubber inserts, this business card shows the effect Dr. Kiprov's cosmetic surgery can have. Credits here.
Includes "He's a Whore"
Songs About Fucking 1987
by Big Black8/10
The cover above was taken from Animated Albums, by the way. The original is static, obviously, but a well titled and eye-catching cover.
I don't know why but noise rock for me is like sex in form of music. So I found this album to be very appropriate and appealing enough to give it a try and I must say there are definitely a lot of interesting things going on. Singer and guitarist Steve Albini is quite well known these days as a recording engineer for albums like Pixies' Surfer Rosa (1988) or, for popularity's sake, Nirvana's In Utero (1993). If you like your rock music (or sex) to be harsh and noisy try their cover of Kraftwerk's The Model here:
I Modi
Source: Wikimedia Commons
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