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Some say the only grind-house left on First Avenue in Seattle is Starbucks. Not true, there are a few reminders of Seattle's sinful past right at First and Pike, you have to know where to look. Expert guides expose the dirty history of Seattle and 'Flesh Avenue' on this 75 minute exterior tour; from ghost stories to serial killers. 

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To listen to a bit of the tour: KUOW

Watch coverage of the Lust Tour on Channel 13

Monday
Jul162012

Fifty Shades of Grey all inclusive

Tourism just got a whole lot more interesting in Seattle. A luxury hotel is offering all inclusive packages for people interested in reenacting scenes from the erotic novel, Fifty Shades of Grey. Read more at examiner.com 

From the post: "Hotel Max, has officially begun providing guests with the opportunity to try out a “50 Shades of Seattle” vacation package. This stay package will allow guests to enjoy a suite specifically prepared to reenact the “Fifty Shades” experience from the original James novel.

The early reports state that there is a minimum of two nights needed in the package. Guests will be able to enjoy a “King of Artists” double room, a car with chauffeur for the evening, as well as a sailing event in Puget Sound. A quality picnic and Christian Grey’s favorite champagne will also be included."

Monday
Jul162012

"My wife and I and also a friend went on the Halloween night Lust tour. The tour guide was awesome. He made it fun and interesting (not to mention we got flashed by a man in a trench coat while he was telling us about the donut shop) and he made time to answer all the questions we had. Would definitely recommend the tour and would recommend the tour guide as well." -  Jeremy 

Below is a picture of 1st Avenue in 1975 between Union and Pike. Beyond the Wonder Inn, you can see "Open All-Nite"; a sign belonging to the Green Parrot Theater. Today this is the South Arcade to the Market with an entrance to the Pike Brewery half way down the block. 

Courtesy of the Seattle Municipal Archives, Image # 35976

The Green Parrot was one of the most well known adult theaters on First Avenue. 

You might notice that this view of First Avenue is the same one that is used to advertise the film, Cinderella Liberty.

 

Thursday
Feb232012

Seattle ranks third in the country for horniness

From the seattle pi big blog today. 

"The things people call Seattleites. Sheesh.

DepressedBookish. Horny.

Oh, you want to know more about that last one, do you? You can thank the Daily Beast for that label.

The site named Seattle the third horniest city in the nation, right after Atlanta (No. 2) and Austin (horndog supreme at No. 1)." keep reading