October 15, 2007

A weblog about sexy witches.
posted by dng 17 years ago
  • Dear god. I have become very poor at this, haven't I? This is a working link to this weblog about sexy witches. I like sexy witches
  • also contains archaic nudity.
  • That looks very much like my "S.O." Which of course proves the WWW is a CIA plot against me.
  • By the way, does "nudity" count when it shows no nipples?
  • Yeah, there's a ton of full frontal too. Excellent post, dingles. It lacks only an NSFW label.
  • I loves me some sexy witches.
  • Thank you Tracy for correcting my ineptitude
  • Lots of great links, and I love the advertising ephemera, but the shocking lack of Samantha Stevens troubles me.
  • I never found Samantha Stevens to be particularly sexy. Attractive, sure...she's very well put-together, but in a strangely non-sexy way. However, whenever Eizabeth Montgomery donned the brunette wig and became cousin Serena...BAM!...sexy as hell.
  • That was before my time. I had to settle for Melissa Joan Hart. Sure, she had that big caboose, but she was cute as all get go. Now, a little less so.
  • Well, MMMV*, of course. *Men's Mileage May Vary
  • pssst...dng, it's no good her correcting your ineptitude if you turn around and point it out to all and sundry!
  • I'm a straight girl, and I found Samantha Stevens sexy.
  • I'm a straight guy, and I found Samantha Stevens sexy.
  • I'm a straight guy, and I found the Bewitched remake an utter pile of steaming crap. But Ms. Kidman can twitch her nose at me any time she likes.
  • I'm a straight dog, and I just peed on your leg.
  • I am a straight train track and I just derailed your thread.
  • I did not see the Bewitched remake.
  • VOL FTW
  • what's the deal with the witch hat? Answer: Pointed hats soon became considered something only the 'pagani' would wear, most were Herbalists and Farmers wife’s who lived in the country and understood the land. Since they were wise to the ways of nature and could grow and harvest herbs, so the pointed hat became associated with the ‘Wise Woman’ or ‘Witch'. During this same period the Christian Church chipped-in and associated pointed hats with the horns of the Devil, by which time they frowned upon their use.