Pinups in Space - One Small Step for Cheesecake, One Giant Leap for Erotic Fantasy


	Pinups in Space - One Small Step for Cheesecake, One Giant Leap for Erotic Fantasy

Tali99

4-30-2008 5:57 AM

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erotic fantasy art, space pinups, sexy aliens, high tech fettish, bill randall, cartoon cheesecake, erotic sci/fi, 1950's

Tali99 says:

Sexy astronauts, alluring aliens, and sassy space warriors are a mainstay in pinup culture. Taking erotic fantasy out of this world.

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4-30-2008 7:22 AM

BartendingBear

Any mention of "Sexy astronauts" of course brings to mind Jane Fonda in her most delicious role, "Barbarella". Heroine and pinup on the big screen as has never been matched.

4-30-2008 7:27 AM

BartendingBear

I forgot to link to the movie poster. Classic!

5-6-2008 8:46 AM

Tali99

Wonderful Bear!
Definitely updating with that

5-6-2008 9:23 AM

Tali99

You're officially thanked

http://www.thepinupblog.com/files/92156293bf38961d178e4b366b011727-55.html

5-7-2008 12:38 AM

BartendingBear

Thanks, Tali! Just doing my part to keep the flame burning bright.

5-14-2008 12:08 PM

Tali99

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