KeepItNice Blog

It’s been around for a few weeks so far and has been a great success. Originally designed to replace the KeepItNice forum, KINc provides a host of new features best of all it is a adult community site where you can really get involved. Like the forum it support profiles, discussions and private messages, but unlike the forum it has photo galleries, interest groups, polls, blogs, pages and bookmarks – all of which you can create yourself.

If you are interested in any of the niches within the KeepItNice topic area (eg public nudity, flashing, CFNF, CMNF, ENF, stripping, games and dares) then check it out. If what you are interested in isn’t already there then you can create your own group dedicated to it, start some discussions, set a poll or two and build your own web pages on the subject. You can even write your own blog on the topic.

It really does blow the old forum out of the water. It’s kind of like a social networking site but for grownups on adult topics.

Try it out here. (Register a free account and join some groups to see the photo galleries within them!)

I suspect we all like a bit of E.N.F. (Embarrassed nude female)? It’s that combination of embarrassment, nudity and humour which makes it a winner. The latest strip game posted on StripGameCentral.com contains a lovely example in the form of a girl named Samantha having to strip naked in front of her housemate Jessie. How embarrassing for her!

Poor, embarrassed Samantha!

It seems, after quite a few years of experience, that the vast majority of people who are “offended” by nudity or depictions of sexual involvement in movies, magazines, on television and online, are actually much more worried by how people will react to their opinion than anything else. The recent incident where an Australian news program inadvertently broadcast a member of their staff looking at some adult photos is a classic case in point. The guy can be seen to briefly browse through some photos in his e-mail, but to be perfectly honest the screen is too far from the camera to see any real detail, and what could be seen looked very softcore in nature. Websites, newspapers and other news broadcasters were quick to voice their outrage, demand the sacking of the individual involved and general express disbelief that the whole thing happened at all.

This is all very well but I suspect that no-one is actually too bothered at all about the whole thing. However no-one wants to be seen to be not bothered. I suspect that a lot of the opposition and protests about adult websites is very similar. People prefer to be seen to be against it even though the visitor stats show that more than half of people with a home Internet connection regularly visit adult sites, and more than that visit at least occasionally.

It’s about time that society grew up and realised that opinions and fact are clearly not in sync and much of the upset is simply fuss about nothing. Sure there are things out there that most of us don’t want to see, but non-explicit attractive nudes clearly don’t fall into this category for the vast majority.

Hallucination? Maybe but at least it’s a GOOD hallucination!

Exciting game of “Spot-the-Odd-One-Out”. Study the photo very carefully!

Ever noticed that with all the cleverly obscured nudity in the Sanex adverts
there is a fully exposed female bottom right in the middle of the screen in this one?

Angela’s morning runs would have been a good idea
if she didn’t tend to forget things!

Natalie’s trips to the hypnotist had successfully stopped her
smoking. She was so relieved that the hypnotist was trustworthy.

Jennifer began to suspect that her friends were lying then they
described the evening as a “nudist party”!