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Tuesday, July 28, 2020


Several things stand out in this photo.  First, I hope the model knew that monkeys can 
grab and yank on things with their feet.  (I discovered this myself in a Mexican open air 
market in 1973, but fortunately I had my pants on at the time.)  Second, the monkey 
at right looks quite depressed.  Third, that may be because both the monkeys 
appear to be on leashes and/or chains.  Kinda sad, actually.  No PETA back then.
Edited to add:  This is also Kenneth Shreves according to James IV in the comments.

5 comments:

  1. Hmmm. If I was butt naked I wouldn't be anywhere near monkeys like these. I don't care how experienced the photographer is. Like most animals they are completely unpredictable, lightening fast, and will grab HARD at anything that catches their interest. Ouch!

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  2. Once again, Kenneth Shreves at AMG.

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  3. C'est très dangereux de se faire tenir la bite par un singe!!! Si celui-ci croit que c'est une branche et qu'il commence à se balancer.. C'est peut-être comme ça qu'a été inventé le cri de Tarzan LOLLLLLLLLL
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    It is very dangerous to have your cock held by a monkey !!! If he thinks it's a branch and starts to sway .. Maybe that's how Tarzan's cry was invented LOLLLLLLLLL

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  4. Given what PETA does to animals, including filming their own people killing said animalS and saying it's medical researchers doing it, I want to say it's better PETA didn't exist.

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  5. Jungle King Tar-chan exists, with a shit ton of humor in that vein. Tar-chan's parents hang from his penis. A local hunter wears a penis gourd (which is Papuan, but whatevs) which splits when he sees a sexy lady. When Tar-chan swims, he uses his penis as a rudder, and his scrotum has been a glider.

    He's in love with Jane, but they met when she was prettier, so Jane is insecure when a new girl shows up.

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