The plot thickens
when a young visiting biologist and a sheep stroll by. The camera zooms in on
the biologist’s face as sudden squalls of hope, lust, fear, delight and guilt
billow and toss across his noble visage. The most powerful expression though is
one of deep confusion. The researcher’s eyes dart right and left in spasms of
indecision as he tries to choose between sheep and naked bog snorkeler.
Finally, the youth grins. Yes, he has decided to shag both saucy ewe and Juicy
Lucy!
Later on in the movie
we see Juicy Lucy on a building site. She is wearing a boiler suit and a hard
hat. She trips, falls in a concrete mixer, clambers out naked - except for some
globules of cement – and declares: ‘Anam an diabhail!’ Up comes a young
builder; confusion distorts his face; camera swings between the equally
enticing attractions of Juicy Lucy and the cement mixer. Finally, the builder
makes up his mind. Throwing aside all his clothing (as well as numerous EU
health and safety regulations) he and Lucy climb into the mixer and set to as
the contraption slowly spins round and round…
As it stands this
film is a delightful introduction to both the Irish language and human anatomy.
The trouble – with all due respect to Juicy Lucy and her companions – is that a
number of Galway’s less experienced lads and lassies regard the film as a
primer on how to get it on. In fact it has been scientifically proven that
building site nudity should be strictly reserved for people who have already
built up a strong and loving relationship.
Asking a first time
date if he or she will take her clothes off in a building site is not the best
way to begin a relationship. On the plus side you may just be seen as goofy,
but if you press the point you could be seen as desperate, psychotic or just
plain sad.
Furthermore, contrary
to the (ample and pleasant) evidence of ‘Anam an diabhail!’ bog weed, sheep
wool and cement mixers are not prophylactics – they may be pleasurable but they
will not prevent pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections. Condoms are
a far safer choice and they have the added advantage of being easier to carry
around than farm animals, building equipment and damp flora.
Another problem with porn is that men and boys become so focused on seeing sex -whether consensual or forced - as an achievement in itself that they not only damage themselves and the women and girls around them, but
they miss out on all the fun stuff involved in relationships.
And there is so much
wonderful stuff connected to relationships and sex; all that learning about
each other, nervous dates, silly jokes,
going around in a positive buzz and humming tunes, treating each other with
love and respect .
For more get along to
the Porn debate tonight 27th
September being hosted by Lit & Deb Soc
Venue: Kirwan LectureHall
near main entrance of concourse. Time 7pm
For more on Woman’s rights contact FemSoc
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