This is an odd thing that happened.
What do they mean “inappropriate”? It’s mostly about the dildo, but apparently also the bare bum. What they carefully don’t mention is that the event was for children. It wasn’t Kink Hour for Adults, it was a reading promotion event for children. What a dildo has to do with it is anyone’s guess.
Onlookers are not entirely convinced.
I guess libraries identify as kink outreach centres now.
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8 responses to “A shock when monkey turned round”
“We ceased the performance” – Only the person performing can cease performing. The library cancelled it. Or halted, stopped, ended etc. This is a small side point I know, but you’d think a library would have a fairly literate person penning the statement.
Transitive, intransitive, who’s counting?
Medelsome?
If it’s the monkey costume that can be seen in the gallery of the Mandinga Arts website, it also has big fake nipples. Which, like the plastic bum, are human colour (white human, that is). The rest of the costume is multicoloured, so it’s quite obvious that it’s supposed to look like these are part of the performer hanging out of the costume. My only question is, which way would the monkey have to face for it to be a shock when he turns round?
No dildos here. But the rubber bums are obtrusive and one costume has added teats.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfgNNecvl0s&t=81s
Here’s a video posted showing the “complet”e monkey costume in action:
https://twitter.com/VictoriaPeckham/status/1414186491836784642
There is also this particularly disturbing image:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E6GCtRwXEAE5fFY?format=jpg&name=large
Thanks, latsot, I should learn not to look at things like that within two hours of going to bed. I may have nightmares.