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Reformer Waist Trimmer Belt
Made from the most advanced neoprene material, we designed your Waist Trimmer Belt to perfection, to be extremely comfortable, light weighted and ideal for any kind of fitness activity.
Unique Key Features:
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- Anti-Slip Technology
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A Taboo Ride (Exhibitionism, Public Sex and Dildo Bikes) (My Taboo Bike Book 1) Kindle Edition

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$4.99

A bike with a dildo built into the seat? And Talia's boyfriend expects her to use it in public? 

Talia's relationship with her boyfriend is on the rocks. The sex is so bad that Talia wonders if she even loves Max anymore in the 

first place. On her 19th birthday, he asks her to come over early, and she's dreading whatever awful present he probably got her. 

What she receives instead is a brand new bike... with a twist. Talia is both scared of it and turned on by it, and when Max pushes her to fuck herself in public while riding it, she gives into her taboo desires. 

This 3200 word erotic story includes public masturbation and then public sex while being watched. 

Excerpt: 
“Yeah, I'm ready,” I answer. I'm nervous, my hands are shaking, but there's no turning back now. I'm so close to freaking out that I can barely breathe. Thoughts of going to jail and being on a sex offenders list for the rest of my life threaten to swallow me whole, but I try to push them away and focus on pedaling. 
Someone could see under my dress. I realize this just as Max removes his grip on the handlebars and lets me go. Each circle my legs make pushes the dildo in and out of me, fucking me at the same speed I am moving. I start out slow, clearing the parking lot and the safety of its bushes. 
I pedal slowly on the path, moving past walkers going in the opposite direction as me. No one even looks at me. I sign in relief as I pass the third person and he doesn't notice I have no panties on. The fourth, though, sees me and grins. 
My face burns and I pedal faster. He waves as I fly past him, the big dick below me pounding into my pussy. I'm so embarrassed, but at the same time, getting fucked while riding a bike in public seriously has me hot. I imagine for a moment jumping off the bike and begging for that man to fuck me right then and there. He'd probably do it. 
I'm breathing faster now, both from the exercise and from the fucking I'm receiving. The small rocks on the cement path gave just enough vibration to stimulate my clitoris. I can feel it becoming stiff and sensitive, throbbing a little bit. 
Whenever I feel like no one is close enough to see me, I allow myself to let out a small moan. I'm loving this, being fucked so publicly. I round a corner on the path that takes me near a man and a woman having a picnic.

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• File Size: 2146 KB
• Print Length: 24 pages
• Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
• Publisher: Midnight Climax (March 26, 2014)
• Publication Date: March 26, 2014
• Language: English
• ASIN: B00DK2R472
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Guddu Ki Gun

Guddu Ki Gun (2015)

130 min  |  Comedy  |  30 October 2015 (India)

6.3

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  -/10 

Ratings: 6.3/10 from 170 users  
Reviews: 3 user | 5 critic

Guddu Ki Gun is the tale of Govardhan aka Guddu (Kunal Kemmu), a Bihari settled in Kolkata. He is a door-to-door washing powder salesman, whose sales pitch is "Ek washing powder ke saath ... See full summary »

Directors:

 Sheershak Anand, Shantanu Ray Chhibber

Writers:

 Sheershak Anand, Shantanu Ray Chhibber

Stars:

 Kunal Khemu, Payel Sarkar, Aparna Sharma |

 

Storyline

Guddu Ki Gun is the tale of Govardhan aka Guddu (Kunal Kemmu), a Bihari settled in Kolkata. He is a door-to-door washing powder salesman, whose sales pitch is "Ek washing powder ke saath Guddu free". While sharing a room with his close friend Ladoo (Sumeet Vyas), Guddu leads an amorous lifestyle in Kolkata. His travails begins when he ditches one of his girlfriends, Bholi (Aparna Sharma). Furious for forsaking his granddaughter, Bholi's grandfather casts a black magic spell on him. The only way Guddu can get rid of the curse is to find true love and by staying faithful to her. Written by deewakar sharma

User Reviews

 

Bad making ruined the fun

30 October 2015 | by dineshprakash (India) – See all my reviews

Director duo don't know a b c of film making, though their writing is interesting. How can a director shoot most of a film in fix block single shot, and that is when, film meant to be a comedy!! They even don't bother to use zoom leave the other things like trolley, crane, jimmy or other equipment, due to this bad taking you get feel of listening a story rather than watching a film. Fix blocks always kills humor. They could have learned from songs choreography or action sequences but they don't bother. Story is interesting in this genre. Even it had some beautiful emotional moments with subtle message. Screenplay is OK. Dialogues are good at places. Credit goes to Director, writer duo Mr. Shantanu and Mr. Sheershak. First half is very boring most of time due to bad making and taking, surprisingly there are some movement of shots in second half, which gives a bit relief. Climax Mughal-e-Azam play is well written but visually it's exaggerated. It could have been laughter riot but ends on jerky note. Background irritates too. Film looks old somehow. Performance wise Kunal Khemu as Guddu is very good. He is throughout balanced in a completely unbalanced film. Sumeet Vyas, as his friend Laddo is fine. Flora Saini as nurse is quite OK in her limited scope. Songs are just OK.

TITLI

Titli (2014)

116 min  |  Crime, Drama, Thriller  |  30 October 2015 (India)

7.2

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Ratings: 7.2/10 from 483 users 
Reviews: 11 user | 30 critic

In the badlands of Delhi's dystopic underbelly, Titli, the youngest member of a violent car-jacking brotherhood, plots a desperate bid to escape the 'family' business.

Director:

 Kanu Behl

Writers:

 Kanu Behl, Sharat Katariya, 1 more credit »

Stars:

 Shashank Arora, Lalit Behl, Sumit Gulati

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Storyline

"In the badlands of Delhi's dystopic underbelly, Titli, the youngest member of a violent car-jacking brotherhood plots a desperate bid to escape the 'family' business. His struggle to do, so is countered at each stage by his indignant brothers, who finally try marrying him off to 'settle' him. Titli finds an unlikely ally in his new wife, Neelu, who nurtures her own set of frustrated dreams. They form a strange, mutually exploitative partnership in a desperate bid to escape the stranglehold of their family roots. But is escape the same as freedom?

Movie Reviews

Very raw and untouched story of an urban below middle class family.

4 November 2015 | by Shreyansh Verma – See all my reviews

Strong base of raw and creative story. This movie had unfold another picture of the Indian suburbs which lies in the family situated in there. If one talks about the screenplay, they have done full justice by keeping it slight gritty. The music dwells in situation, defining every bit of the movie. The movie maintains a normal pace, the storytelling not fast but holds the content in its pace. From assisting LSD and Oye Lucky Lucky Oye, Kanu Behl made a promising debut in the line of direction. If you are familiar with the dark, noxious underbelly of Delhi, then Titli hits you in the guts right from the first frame. Because it is about a world which co-exists right in our midst, a world so lowly that we ignore but never forget while driving back home in the still of the night. Even if you haven't been to any such place in the capital, or encountered the people who inhabit these crowded bylanes, the fact is that Titli could be about any city, and its people.

Titli (Shashank Arora) is the youngest in a family of poor car-jackers who live in the outskirts of Delhi. These bylanes are occupied by people who're oscillating between the idea of a better life and their ruined present. Titli's elder brothers, Vikram (Ranvir Shorey) and Bawla (Amit Sial) are emotionally traumatised, drifting from one day to the other, without any concrete plan for their future. It's this oppressed section of the society which is untouchable for the growing 'corporate' India. Writers Sharat Katariya and Kanu Behl don't keep you at an objective distance. They challenge you to stop ignoring the so-called social blots, and once you're sucked in, they make you believe that the injustice behind the rough exterior is systematic. It could be anything from the patriarchal mindset to the hurried urbanisation, or maybe it's a mixture of both and many more twisted theories. The language, lifestyle and aspirations of these people living beside a gutter prompt a lot of Dilliwaallaahs to deny their existence despite knowing that it's actually the 'civilised' world which is contributing to pushing them over the edge. No, Titli doesn't frighten you. It doesn't make you privy to some private conversations either. Instead, it pushes you out of slumber and makes you see the after-effects of a waywardly classic liberal economy. Kanu Behl's Titli is the most impressive film of this year so far. Its tryst with reality will keep you hooked till the end, to say the least. Titli is the latest gem from evolving Indian cinema. Don't even think of missing it.

Bollywood/Hollywood (2002)

PG-13  |  105 min  |  Romance, Comedy, Drama  | 25 October 2002 (Canada)

6.0

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Ratings: 6.0/10 from 2,228 users   Metascore: 35/100
Reviews: 56 user | 33 critic | 15 from Metacritic.com

After Rahul's white pop-star fiancée dies in a bizarre levitation accident his mother insists he find another girl as soon as possible, preferably a Hindi one. As she backs this up by ... See full summary »

Director:

 Deepa Mehta

Writer:

 Deepa Mehta

Stars:

 Rahul Khanna, Moushumi Chatterjee, Dina Pathak| See full cast and crew »

Storyline

After Rahul's white pop-star fiancée dies in a bizarre levitation accident his mother insists he find another girl as soon as possible, preferably a Hindi one. As she backs this up by postponing his sister's wedding until he does so, he feels forced to act, the more so as he knows his sister is pregnant. But it's a pretty tall order for an Indian living in Ontario, so when he meets striking escort Sunita who can 'be whatever you want me to be' he hatches a scheme to pass her off as his new betrothed. Things get complicated when his family start to take to her and he realises his own feelings are becoming rather stronger than that.

Details

Country:

 Canada

Language:

 English | Hindi | Spanish

Release Date:

 25 October 2002 (Canada) See more »

Also Known As:

 Bollywood Hollywood See more »

Filming Locations:

 Thornhill, Ontario, Canada See more »

Box Office

Opening Weekend:

 $39,731 (South Africa) (13 June 2003)

Gross:

 $1,491,083 (USA) (10 October 2003)

Movie Reviews

What was she thinking??

2 November 2005 | by idolessence (Toronto, Canada) – See all my reviews

I am a devoted fan to Deepa Mehta's Earth, Water, and Fire trilogy which I have found deeply moving. However, this film I could barely sit through. I have seen a few (quite a few) Bollywood films and it would be difficult to create a send-up of a genre that is already a send-up itself. Bollywood films are already exaggerated, colorful, and dramatic and brimming with stereotypes. Deepa's film, I'm sad to say, was a terrible disappointment. It lacked any kind of originality, insight, or even good dance/song numbers (the best part of the film I thought was the rooftop number)which is the essence of Bollywood films. Given the power and intensity of her other films, this was an embarrassment. What was she thinking???