do broad minds lead to self-abuse?

[pensnest]

Ah, the wonders of YouTube. I have spent the last five minutes watching a cat, a walrus, a caged bird, a turtle and a dog, masturbating. The bird is particularly hilarious, the turtle particularly, um, odd, and it wouldn't surprise me if the final dog was filmed by someone with, shall we say, a personal agenda.

In my own defence, I started off by reading a perfectly innocuous magazine article about animal masturbation.

http://www.slate.com/id/2223013/

Ahem.

Anyway, before I got there—really, the internet was *made* for, and possibly by, the attention-deficient—I was having a wander through my favourite blogs, with the intention of compiling a possible reading list for my brats, who could both doubtless do with a little mind-broadening. (Boy in particular, since his mind is mostly devoted to puzzle games.)

Do you have any suggestions for worth-reading regulars?

In other news, I finished my Remix! Phew!

Comments

[nopseud]

I have spent the last five minutes watching a cat, a walrus, a caged bird, a turtle and a dog, masturbating.

No pumas, though, I suppose? Damn.

[pensnest]

Sadly, no pumas. Best bet is probably to take up residence in a zoo, as apparently animals masturbate more when they are bored. (No surprise there.)

[citruslover.livejournal.com]

The wonders of Youtube, indeed. I think you answered your own question. LOL