Linda's Film on Menstruation

Mady Heflin (daughter of Frances Heflin and Sol Kaplan and sister of director Jonathan Kaplan) plays a teenage girl riding her first menstrual cycle in Linda's Film on Menstruation (director Linda Feferman is also responsible for Seven Minutes in Heaven); character actor Jonathan Banks (he played the attendant who confiscates Dr. Lizardo's TV in Buckaroo Banzai) is also along for the ride.

This 1974 educational film, missing a few frames in the beginning, features attempts at humor, an unfocused plot, animation, person-on-the-street interviews and the Statue of Liberty — a mess, so yes it's really great.

From the Internet Archive.

A Deep Rooted Yearn for Yarn

So that's what Grandma's been knitting!
I believe in exploring the boundaries of what gives us pleasure, periodically pushing past what is usual in an attempt to discover what may truly lie deep within us.
But come ON!!
Here's a link to the French language message boards where you can find a wide variety of knit wear perverts and what they wear to charge their batteries! It's mostly safe for work but you may find the occasional bit of flesh peeking out from all that damn mohair!
By way of blography

Where Did You Come From

Sit down, dear, we've been meaning to have a "special" little talk with you...."we", meaning me, Art Linkletter, and Evil Pain Clown.

Myself, I'm 7 1/2 minutes into Art's 10 minute lecture and he's JUST NOW getting to talking about the little opening underneath the hen's tail...when's he going to get around to talking about "the darndest things"? Thank goodness the future of the species was left up to hormones and not to information from Art Linkletter.