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Old 05-02-2010, 02:14 AM   #41 (permalink)
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Old 05-02-2010, 09:34 AM   #42 (permalink)
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Nun driving a piano.



Nun but the brave
by Ron Curtis

author's comments:
This Royal Air Force veteran was impressed to see a 'Nun' driving a mobile organ :)
Gay pride day Blackpool (which probably means the 'Nun' was just a man in drag :( )
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Old 05-02-2010, 04:40 PM   #43 (permalink)
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nun drives a monster truck


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I was watching "Top Gear" on the Discovery Channel, and they had this nun put a helmet on and drive a monster truck over a line of cars.
Plus, it's all done with a British accent, which is way cool. Kinda funny stuff.


The above nun is 'Sister Wendy', and this is the episode's details

as well as the visual (which can be seen in the link above anyway):
YouTube - Top Gear, A Nun Drives a monster truck
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Old 05-03-2010, 01:14 PM   #44 (permalink)
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having a relaxing dip



(ah, I just learned a trivial fact of (foreign) amusement: nuns in Spanish are referred to as 'monjas'; true story.)
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Old 05-05-2010, 01:37 PM   #45 (permalink)
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Old 05-05-2010, 04:35 PM   #46 (permalink)
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Nuns on the Main by zadcat

author's comments: There was a group of Missionaries of Charity (Mother Teresa's nuns)
in the Plateau for a short time. Their outfit is a white sari with a blue striped edge. But they didn't stay.
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Old 05-06-2010, 10:46 AM   #47 (permalink)
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(wh-no! I can't believe I actually finally found the source to the above image)...
G.B. ENGLAND. Lancashire.
Bolton Football fans in costume (a nun and Batman) cheer for their team, the Bolton Wanderers. 1997.
Photography by Ian Berry


+

* trivia!



I must've missed something, because, there's quite a bit of nun + batman shtick I was unaware of, including, but not limited to...

A drunk guy is stumbling down the street after a long night of drinking, and whilst passing, he manages to spot a nun.
He darts quickly across the street running into the nun, and knocks the nun over violently.
Then he exclaims "not as great as we claim to be are we, Batman!"



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Old 05-06-2010, 04:21 PM   #48 (permalink)
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Old 05-07-2010, 12:40 PM   #49 (permalink)
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A-nun-me


from the series, "Yozakura Quartet"...



from the series, "Claymore"...

Repent, or Perish (The Nun of Rabona)



from the series, "Chrono Crusade"...

random review: Well like my title suggests, this anime has a nun with guns.
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Old 05-07-2010, 04:56 PM   #50 (permalink)
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Nuns taking tea
by Camera Freak

{ A slightly surreal image of nuns in a teahouse at Ritsurinkoen garden in Shikoku (Japan). }
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Old 05-09-2010, 10:29 AM   #51 (permalink)
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Nurses waiting on dock for wounded soldiers to be unloaded from British hospital ship.
Photographed by Carl Mydans ; November of 1939 ; © Time Inc. / LIFE



(darn. I just noticed these are nurses, not nuns. I'll make it up to you...)
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Old 05-09-2010, 10:37 AM   #52 (permalink)
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A nun from the order of Sisters of Charity loading a hand truck with food for
an assistant to deliver to a clinic two blocks away.


Children waiting for the distribution of special rations.


A nun playing a ballgame with city children at a summer vacation colony.



{ Photography by David E. Scherman ; August of 1946 ; Paris, France ; © Time Inc. / LIFE }


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Old 05-10-2010, 03:10 PM   #53 (permalink)
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A TO Z of SEXUAL HISTORY: N- NUNSPLOITATION

In line with my recent statements elsewhere...
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alright, in order to bring about a few more replies and comments (an improvement over 'none' should be noticeable, I'd think), I will at this stage, commence to instituting a 'theme within my themes', wherever applicable, and ever-ready, to start posting recognizable examples of fan service.

it's not a drastic change, but I will be putting on hold some of my regularly-scheduled updates just to help proliferate a returning audience, that could be maybe hint at, once in a while, that what I provide is actually of "high quality". Anyway, enough jibber-jabbering belly-aching, I'll now start my idea, and see how well it can spread:
This topic, too, will feature an injection of gratituitous sexiness...



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A nun walks towards the crucifix, when Jesus – a bearded messianic dream-boat – steps down off the cross, throws her to the ground, tears open her habit and does the sex in her. Ten minutes later, a novice nun is stripped naked by her sisters who whip her tits before falling into a big bad Catholic orgy, wimples and all. Weirdly though, "nunsploitation" is based on real life.

This genre of soft-core erotica had its heyday in 70s Catholic Europe with stories of nuns getting possessed by the devil, who was endlessly attracted to lesbian sex and violent punishment games. The good thing about nunsploitation movies is that, unlike most exploitation porn, they’re mostly set in the Renaissance and pretend to be based on real life.

For example, The True Story of the Nuns of Monza and the Sisters of Satan is basically a documentary. 17th Century nuns were actually getting just as rampant as these movies suggest. Between 1550 and 1790, there were around 50 recorded cases of mass demonic possession in convents throughout western Europe. Nuns were getting possessed all over the place, which standardly involves a lesbian orgy, a dance around naked, and totally messing up your chastity vow with a crucifix. Possessed nuns would have fits, speak in tongues, expose themselves and scream obscenities. During exorcisms, they would tear off their habits and writhe around screwing invisible demons and taking the name of Christ’s holy cock in vain.


...
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Old 05-10-2010, 05:03 PM   #54 (permalink)
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el templo de la perdicion


[poringa.]

(^^ do not click the above link without realizing first that it is what I was talking about the post before - Nunsploitation. It is depicted p0rngraphy.)
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Old 05-13-2010, 07:10 PM   #55 (permalink)
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La monja fatal [may 10]
by JavierPsilocybin

(Like I told you before: 'Monja' in Spanish means nun.)

author's comments (translated):
I remember one occasion when in a hostel in Florence, a roommate told me a story that had happened to him. He had gone to the Vatican, and during his visit he encounters a passing nun. She asks him for a bit of money, but he tells her has none. Then the nun pulls out a knife and literally assaults him. The guy in question told me that he only had € 5 in his wallet and was all that he could give her. "But I have no regrets," he said, "history is worth more than five euros."
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Old 05-14-2010, 05:23 PM   #56 (permalink)
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Nurses waiting on dock for wounded soldiers to be unloaded from British hospital ship.
Photographed by Carl Mydans ; November of 1939 ; © Time Inc. / LIFE


(darn. I just noticed these are nurses, not nuns. I'll make it up to you...)

They look like they're standing in a TV intro waiting to do something bad ass charlie's angels style!
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I can't recall where this is from.
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Old 05-18-2010, 10:01 AM   #58 (permalink)
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I can't recall where this is from.
Why, that's why (real redundant using the same word twice in a sentence) you have me, dear.

Apparently, the above image is from
this product this product
: a calendar of Nuns. Having Fun.

Product Description:
Glory hallelujah—the nuns are back! Truly “habit-forming” (Maxim), the NUNS HAVING FUN CALENDAR is on a roll, with 2006 sales up 27% for a total of 96,000 copies. Who can resist these sweet, nostalgic images depicting the lighter side of convent life? In black-and-white and sepia, the photographs are from the 1950s and ’60s. Here are nuns frolicking through the waves (yes, in full habits). Nuns at the bowling alley. Nuns on a roller coaster, nuns singing, nuns in a chorus line, nuns playing jump rope, nuns on a road trip, nuns in bumper cars. Oh, and what fun they’re having! From Maureen Kelly and Jeffrey Stone, co-authors of the New York Times bestseller Growing Up Catholic, it’s a wonderfully fresh, entertaining look at the stern-looking sisters many of us remember from our childhoods.
About the Author:
Maureen Kelly and Jeffrey Stone are the authors of Growing Up Catholic, the New York Times bestseller with over a million copies in print. They also write the bestselling Nuns Having Fun calendar. They are, collectively, the product of 24 years of parochial school. Ms. Kelly lives in Pittsburgh.


There's also the back catalog, (as the above is an excerpt image, as well as the cover, for the 2007 calendar) seen here:

2005 2005
2006 2006
2007 2007
(the cover for this calendar is ring's image)
2008 2008
2009 2009
2010 2010
2011 2011


I'll post the covers in my next post, and see if I can't also see what else is found within these "calendar books".
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I believe this photo caused some controversy.
It's an advertisement for a gym.

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Old 05-19-2010, 03:21 AM   #60 (permalink)
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Old 05-19-2010, 12:00 PM   #61 (permalink)
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No matter how semi-serious I am in this endeavor, I'm still quite amazed at how often I can make myself feel bad/mad over nothing. I'm sorry.

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A group of nuns enjoy cigarettes. - England, UK ; ca. 1965 ; © Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS
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Photo: © Norbert Schaefer/CORBIS

(the above photo is also
the cover to this printed book the cover to this printed book
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Nun with binoculars during Pope John Paul II 's visit in Reims.
{ Photo: © Philippe Lissac/dpa/Corbis ; taken in Reims, France. }
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A ha(bi)t ; does one not make (self) a Nun


EL HÁBITO NO HACE A LA MONJA by zorrillo producciones

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Monjas paseando en la calle Virgen de Los Peligros, esquina con Alcalá, en Madrid.
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Nuns being instructed on how to wear gas masks during the London Blitz, 1940


[vintagephoto.]

- - -

+ bonus portrayal


Nurses and Nuns Wearing Gas Masks in Air Raid Shelter in France, 1940 (photo taken: March 30, 1940)

© Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS
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news article:

NEWSWEEK: At a time when the Catholic Church most needs women, it has launched a frontal attack on its nuns.

excerpt:
Earlier this month, in something of a surprise, a nun at a Catholic hospital in Phoenix was excommunicated
for approving a first-trimester abortion last year at that hospital to save the life of a critically ill patient.
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Young Nuns on Way to Mass ; Photography by Alfred Eisenstaedt (1934).


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Literary Sisters


Group of nuns sailing aboard the SS Manhattan in 1940. Photograph by Thomas D. Mcavoy


Nun using card catalogue in the New York Public Library, 1944. Photograph by Alfred Eisenstaedt


Nuns waiting in line in polling station in Milan, Italy. 1948. Photograph by Yale Joel


A nun reading the diary of Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton. Emmitsburg, MD. 1959. Photograph by Hank Walker


Nuns reading about Pope Pius XII's death in Rome. 1958. Photograph by Mark Kauffman



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Pittsburgh -- Sister Mary Ellen bites her lip as she makes her first try at bowling.
The sister's form looked good even though she whispers that the ball went down the
gutter to Sister Damian, right. Some sixty nuns of the Vincentian Sisters of Charity
bowled for several hours as guests of a bowling alley in Pittsburgh's North Hills.


{ Taken on June 27, 1961 ; (c) Bettman/CORBIS }


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Sister Luc Gabriel (Jeanine Deckers) was best known as the Singing Nun. This nun was so badass that her song Dominque became such a hit that it knocked Elvis Presley off the charts! Overnight, the Dominican nun was an international celebrity with the stage name of Soeur Sourire (Sister Smile). She gave concerts and appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964. Her fame went to her head and she eventually left the convent to spend more time on her musical career.



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Nuns Clamming on Long Island, (c) 1957 ; photo by Toni Frissell
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Nuns in Rome ; Photography by Ryan Cordell. (c) 2001
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It Is Becoming A Habit by rycordell
| Taken in Seoul, (south) Korea

one of these in not the like the others ; one of these is different - can you tell?
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