Monday, August 4, 2008

In The Beginning...

Okay:

So, when did you realize you were a freak?

If you are, that is. But I'm imagining that if you read this blog on a regular basis, you probably are. I can't really recall when I figured it out. All I know is that I woke up one morning and I could not stop thinking about sex. Then I got my first taste, and it was all downhill from there.

Perhaps I can trace it back to when we first got cable and I discovered a program called "Red Shoe Diaries" on Showtime. It was a soft-softcore drama. At any rate, before the episode was over someone was going to end up fucking. And I used to stay up late to catch it, sitting on the edge of my bed, waiting for the raunch to begin with a blank VHS tape in the VCR ready to go.

Then there was "Real Sex" on HBO. Sometimes they would have really good episodes with exposes on strip clubs or Vegas call girls or whatever. Most of the time it was old people trying to put the spice back into their lives. Going on all nude island retreats and whatnot. It was hit or miss with that show.

Then there was Video Music Jukebox and those wonderful Luke videos. "You Go Girl", "It's Your Birthday", "Pop That Coochie", etc. I may have ordered a video or two, but I was always able to convince my mother that the phone company had made a mistake. For the most part though, I just waited for some other sucker to spend his dollar, with my finger on the record button.

And then there was a show specific to the DC area called "Metro World". It came on public access, and there may have only been a half dozen episodes. Anyways, for you out-of-towners, it was a very popular show that showcased local go-go bands and videotaped their shows. Not that I didn't enjoy the music, but I certainly found the dancers far more entertaining. Most of the bands performed with strippers. And not the I'm-working-my-way-through-college exotic dancers. I'm talking freaked-out whores here. You heard about the Rare Essence Splash Party tape. It was on Oprah.

Northeast Groovers were my favorite at the time. They had a dance duo called Sunshine and Juicy.

I was a little obsessed. If you know any brothers from DC, ask them about Sunshine and Juicy. They'll probably stare off into the distance in nostalgic bliss. They were goddesses!

I would make video mixtapes of my little erotic snippets, using an extra VCR and the pause button. Most hip hop producers will tell you they made their first beats using this method with audio tapes. But I wasn't interested in making beats. I needed jerk-off material.

But I suppose I was ruined before all this, if I'm honest. When I was still in elementary school I went to a classmate's sleepover. He was a white boy and his mother's boyfriend drove a Lamborghini.

Anyways. When it got good and late he put in a video tape. The label, if I'm remembering correctly said, "Indiana Jones". But there was no Harrison Ford in this flick. The music started playing. Some stereotypical eighties porn jazz-funk. Then the title flashed across the screen: "In The Jeans".

Then there was a woman with a dick in her mouth.

I couldn't believe it!

I was in complete shock. Though I tried not to show it. I almost couldn't watch. I was filled with the funniest feeling. I didn't understand it then, but later I learned that it was called "horny".

And I've been all fucked up ever since.


What about you?


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Postscript: I wouldn't own my first hardcore pornographic film until 8 years later. I don't remember what it was called, but Ron Hightower and Kira were in it...Yes, I know their names.

6 comments:

Mizrepresent said...

I realized it first, when i was alone, completely alone, and then alone again, and again and it didn't really matter because...i liked it...i loved it...and then even when i had an SO, i waited for him to leave so i could be alone...dayum, i think i love myself. I found the greatest love of all...inside of me.

Anonymous said...

That shit was on Oprah? LOL. I remember someone showing me that joint in college. What was the episode like. Whatd Oprah have to say about it? Where any of the Splash girls there?

NoMysteryGod said...

i dunno exactly. Probably somewhere in between
-fucking up my eyes trying to make out a titty on the scrambled PPV channels, i especially remember "Hot Body Magazine" because they would have some of the clearest ones. There used to be a trick to it where you clicked through the channels real quick and then when you came back you could sometimes make out half the screen
-watching Rhonda on USA's "UP all night", where they would show B-movies with all of the good T& A parts cut out. Hot Dog the Movie, Savage Beach, etc.
-finding my older brother's porn magazine stash while snooping in his room.

Northeast Groovers was always one of my favorite GoGo bands. We went to church a couple of blocks from Lincoln Heights so they were one of the few bands that shouted out crews and blocks that i recognized.

Keith said...

I think I always suspected that I was...but I knew for sure,beyond a shadow of a doubt by the time I was 13.

Akil Nadir said...

mizrepresent:

Girl....*smh*

czdm:

No splash girls. And, of course, Oprah did the whole God's wrath thing. I think they may even have had some apocalyptic music playing in the background. Harpsichords and the like.

nomysterygod:

Welcome, by the way. You're not talking about Morning Star on Dix Street, are you? I used to go there.

keith:

Welcome. Yeah, by the time I was 13I was worried about whether or not something was wrong with me. Still am.

NoMysteryGod said...

Thanks for the welcome but i'm a long time reader. nomysterygod = Kihsann; for some reason i have two different IDs on Blogger.

Nah, Peace Lutheran just off E. Capitol Street, around 49th and Ames, just up the street from the Shrimp Boat.