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I have my archives from my old blog! They’re here! With comments and everything! They’re even in the right categories! Images and videos didn’t make it over, and there are a handful of posts that didn’t make it and that I’ll have to put in by hand. (For some reason, it didn’t like my posts [...]
Archive for the ‘Sports’ Category
I have my archives!
September 16th, 2011 
Greta Christina 
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8 Comments »He’s A Super Freak: Tiger Woods and Sexual Compassion
February 4th, 2011 Greta Christina This piece was originally published on the Blowfish Blog. I never reprinted it here, since it was very topical, and by the time the reprint rights had reverted to me the media flare-up I was writing about had run its course. But the Blowfish Blog archives are apparently no longer on the Internets, and the [...]
The Eroticism of Exercise
October 22nd, 2008 Greta Christina Please note: This piece discusses my personal sex life, in a certain amount of detail. Family members and others who don’t want to read about that stuff will probably want to skip this one. This piece was originally published on the Blowfish Blog. I really wish I’d known about this years ago. If I had, [...]
The Eroticism of the Olympics, and the Inherent Hotness of Variety: The Blowfish Blog
August 22nd, 2008 Greta Christina Please note: This post, and the post it links to, discusses my personal sexuality and sexual practices — not at great length, but in a certain amount of detail. Family members and others who don’t want to read about that stuff will probably want to skip this post. I have a new piece up on [...]
A Parade of Weird Little Worlds: Why I Like The Olympics
August 18th, 2008 Greta Christina Ingrid and I are not, generally speaking, sports fans. To put it mildly. (I had a brief stretch of fairly serious baseball fandom in the late '80s and early '90s, but I fell out of the habit in the strike of '94, and never got back into it.) And yet, we are getting completely sucked [...]
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