Voltaire makes such a cool tough beautiful domme pulling Scar 13’s black and blue hair in this GothicSluts update. I love the colors in these photos lensed by Amelia G and Forrest Black. Also, nice bondage use of duct tape.

Blasphemy Day is a new internet-spawned holiday like Talk Like a Pirate Day or CAPS LOCK DAY. I’m not surprised that more people added typing like a pirate to their holiday calendars than typing in all capital letters, but I would have thought more people would have gotten into Blasphemy Day.

Blasphemy Day is set for September 30, as a tip of the hat to the riots caused when a Danish newspaper ran a cartoon of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. According to the anonymously-run Blasphemy Day web site, “International Blasphemy Day is not just a day. It is a movement to dismantle the wall which exists between religion and criticism . . . The objective of International Blasphemy Day is to open up all religious beliefs to the same level of free inquiry, discussion and criticism to which all other areas of academic interest are subjected.” Noble aspiration, although I’m not sure a mean-spirited cartoon really advances human knowledge. Slaying sacred cows can be humorous (Heck, even the existence of the idiomatic expression sacred cow is pretty funny), but I have yet to hear anyone explain what the joke was in the Danish Muhammad cartoon, except maybe that it would piss people off.

I used to feel like each person’s individual relationship with their deity or deities or lack thereof was . . . well, personal. I am a fan of analysis and critical thinking, but I pretty much don’t discuss religion. I lived in Israel as a teenager and all major religions go there for debate. Or it being the cradle of three of the major modern religions. Or something like that. While living there, someone I knew complained to me about an agnostic debating him on his Christianity. He said he felt it was wrong for someone undecided to try to convince him that his religion was predicated on something he couldn’t be sure of because, if the undecided agnostic won the debate, they would have stolen his faith. His position was that his faith was valuable to him and being undecided meant nothing to the agnostic. I just did a quick Bing on the person who said that and he apparently is still losing and rediscovering his faith on a regular basis, so maybe he was actually the agnostic. Whether or not the person, who made the point on the value of faith for the believer, was an idiot probably doesn’t make the point invalid.

But then I lived in Georgia. And that totally changed my views on religious tolerance. I experienced countless people who considered themselves religious use their status as a person of faith to behave in incredibly bigoted ways towards those around them. Including me. I literally had door-to-door religion salesmen defecate on my porch. I had bakers ask me if I drank baby’s blood when I was trying to buy a bagel. (No, I eat bagels. Duh.) I had come across bigots before, but I’d never seen this level of intolerant, assumption-making, busy-body, beating-down of anybody different. I had a pretty normal punk reaction to Southern oppression in that it made me want to jump up and down on the tables, yell, and rebel. Blasphemy became utterly hilarious to me.

While kind of doing the couch tour in between Atlanta and Los Angeles, Forrest Black registered the domain BarelyEvil.com. (Do not click that link if you are at work, unless your office is totally cool with viewing naked blasphemers while on the clock.) He was amused by the idea of satanic teens and I’m a big fan of putting a site on a domain, once it is registered, so Forrest Black built Blue Blood’s Barely Evil, and we did kind of a lot of shoots involving crosses, fetish nuns, and devil girls. They were fun and creative. BarelyEvil takes a light-hearted approach to the subject matter. You can see a free devil girl gallery Forrest Black and I shot here and both those full series, in all their glory, are available in the Blue Blood VIP members area. We’ve shot a lot of different styles of devilgirls, but we did this style first with Dana Dark and later of Szandora, Scar 13, Masuimi Max, Lori the Gory, and Nina Sin, among others.

So, is blasphemy funny or mean, uncalled-for or needed, or some gray area combo of the above? Is slaughtering sacred cows a good thing or is the very expression “slaughtering sacred cows” hate speech? Are you ready to celebrate Blasphemy Day?

I loooooooooooooove making a mess, so this Lori Mann-lensed set of Scar 13 is pure fun. Strawberries have never been so sticky sweet. Blue Blood VIP members get to see the whole huge and very naughty set.

Photographer Kelly Lind showcases two of my favorite models, Ariel X and Scar, in this gorgeously lit film-noir style photoset. If you thought you knew what beauty looked like, wait till you see Scar and Ariel making out here.

In this very special GothicSluts set by Forrest Black and Amelia G, Scar 13 carves a very naughty pumpkin. You have to see the whole set to really get the full effect. It is unbelievably sexy. Scar playfully creates her jack-o-lantern, gets pumpkin guts all over her lithe body, and demonstrates that she is very very very very flexible, in a very very very very hot way.

Scar13 and Xanthia Doll dress up as witches for Halloween. They are playful in this set at first. Then Scar spanks Xanthia with a big black and orange lollipop, but Xanthia gets her revenge when she repeatedly spanks Scar 13 so hard with lollipops that they shatter on her ass over and over again until her pale gothic flesh is very pink. What a Happy Halloween!

Photography by Amelia G and Forrest Black

One of the best things about Scar is that she embodies everything Eve had to say in the Garden of Eden in one wicked look. She says, here, baby, have a little nibble, no one will mind. In this succulent GothicSluts photoset, her poisoned fruit of choice is a far cry from the traditional; it’s a tart, tangy lemon big enough to make love to, and with plenty of juice to sting all those hard to reach places. Pretty soon you’ll be begging Scar to lick them clean.

Photography by: Amelia G and Forrest Black

I’m not sure what I like most about this Gothic Sluts set of Scar13 — the fact that it’s shot in her apartment (which is furnished in bare brick, splattered paint and dead things), the fact that she sensuously tongues an ungulate skull — or maybe it’s her little green pillbox hat. More likely, it’s Scar herself, exactly how I like her — wearing exquisite rubber and black lace, but not for long. And those polka-dot shoes just do something exquisite to those perfect feet of hers.

I’ve always been a fan of the color pink and I’m even more of a fan when the absolutely delicious Scar 13 is wearing it. This beauty sure knows how to tease me into looking at the next picture in the set enjoying every minute of her bathroom fun. Finally the fun is over and she goes back to the party but she leaves me wanting to scour nightclubs looking for pink bathrooms in the futile hope that there will be a matching hottie waiting inside to answer open the door topless as she does in this enchanting BarelyEvil set.

This two part set is unbelievably sexy. Tattoo superstar Superna and Gothic cutie Scar13 start getting ready for a crazy night on the town but as soon as the flirty naked girls get done with their makeup, Superna decides to stay in and just have her fun dominating submissive Scar13. Pretty soon Scar is all bound up and bent over with roses in her mouth, hot ass in the air, and you’ve got to see how many different makeup brushes Superna slips inside slave Scar13’s amazing perfect pussy at once! Not to mention the spanking and kissing and licking… This set is really beautiful because you can really tell this kinky pair are so turned on by each other! Check out Scar13, you’re going to love it.