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...Zonians' basic objections to the new treaty range from chauvinistic to sentimental to mercenary. "There is no Panama C,anal," says the message on the bulletin board of the Panama Pilots Association in downtown Balboa. "There is an American Canal in Panama...
Nixon screamed a lot in his first year of life, and his "oral fixation" later produced enthusiasm for debating and a compulsion to talk on dates. The President-to-be suffered an "anal fixation" too. The evidence cited for this-e.g., his scatological remarks-would doom every G.I. and fraternity man. With both fixations at work, Abrahamsen solemnly concludes, "there could be tittle or no emotional growth...
...show, which might best be described as a theatrical take-off on "Love--American Style," with bits of oral sex and anal humor tacked on to each skit, has played to sold-out audiences in each of its performances thus far, and has added late shows on Saturday and Sunday nights to accomodate the groundswell of demand for tickets...
Quickly, the National Gay Task Force, which paid some of the litigation costs, criticized the decision as a product of "homophobia." The ruling might also have application to large numbers of heterosexuals. The Virginia statute, like most sodomy laws, specifically prohibits not homosexuality but anal intercourse, fellatio and cunnilingus no matter the sex of those engaged in such acts. Various sex surveys report that perhaps 80% of all U.S. adults have engaged in at least one of those...
...would be safe to say that a strong anal-complex is evident here. Agains and again Joyce talks of his wife's underwear, urging her at one point to buy some "whorish drawers...and also discolor them just a little behind." His obvious pleasure with his wife's propensity for gushing flatus in the act of union is not altogether new to Joyce's readers. Bloom saw the "mellow yellow smellow mellons" of Molly's rump as a kind of ultimate healer of all his tensions, of his conflicting sense of envy, jealousy, abnegation, and equanimity, because they were "insusceptible...