deepthroat"深喉"的确切含义!!!!!

速度之魔

原帖由 Kian 于 2006-5-26 20:25 发表 11楼尊聪明-_,- i love deepthroat~~ -o-~`

ｍｅ～２～

速度之魔

原帖由 Kian 于 2006-5-26 20:25 发表 11楼尊聪明-_,- i love deepthroat~~ -o-~`

ｍｅ～２～

deepthroat

不是这个意思 我取这个名字有另外的意思的 DEEPTHROAT有他深刻的含义

蓝色

有什么涵义? 老实交代吧！ 广大群众会对你从宽处理的！

duck

原帖由 deepthroat 于 2006-5-28 11:39 发表 不是这个意思 我取这个名字有另外的意思的 DEEPTHROAT有他深刻的含义

你再不说,偶们就深刻到底咯

deepthroat

说出来你们会笑我的

duck

原帖由 deepthroat 于 2006-5-28 11:44 发表 说出来你们会笑我的

:blink:blink偶发4,绝对不笑

deepthroat

因为那是我看的第一部色情电影而且还是黑白的

蓝色

果然好有纪念意义啊！ 晕倒！！！

duck

原帖由 deepthroat 于 2006-5-28 11:50 发表 因为那是我看的第一部色情电影而且还是黑白的

偶没笑哈,不过动作跟 蓝色 的一样`~~~倒~~~

deepthroat

深喉》(DeepThroat)是色情影片中的里程碑式作品，据说在它最风行的年代里，美国总统都要找来观看，更具讽刺意味的是：当年尼克松“水门事件”的告密者，用的就是“深喉”的化名，而“水门事件”直接导致了尼克松的下台。在西方社会学界，“色情影片”早已被当作了一种重要的社会文化课题。 　　国门打开之后，西方色情影片开始流入内陆，一开始如同古时的精美春宫一般，只是少数人能享用的特殊消费品。录像机普及，翻录成风，尤其是今年来随着盗版光盘的流行，互联网的发展，色情电影开始泛滥。 　　对于很多70年代生人来说，色情电影是重要的“性启蒙”，很多人都能回忆起第一次聚集到同学家观看色情录像(那时还没有VCD)时的兴奋，或者午夜录像厅中呛人的烟味，老实点的学生，到了大学时代也都补上了这一课…… 　　色情影片肩负起了性教育重任，如果没有了它，“第一次”一定非常尴尬，不知怎么做、身体不知怎么动--电影教会了性伴侣如何取悦对方。虽然性技巧是从经验中累积的，但是是完全一窍不通或者对性完全没一个基本认识，又从何开始呢？ 　　国内的一些学者已经开始做相关的研究，以下摘录了一些观看色情影片的个案资料： 　　一位女性把自己对性的观念从“肮脏”、“下流”、“淫秽”改变为“自然”归因于社会影响和色情材料，她说：“这和社会影响有关，家家都能看到黄色录像带。(当然，事实上肯定不会家家都有。这只是她对自己熟识的家庭的印象。但由此可知，家庭拥有色情材料的普遍程度很可能大大高于一般人的想象。)我认为夫妻之间看看这类带子是可以的，而且是必须的。要指导夫妻的性生活必须有技巧。但我不愿看港台的，愿看西方拍的。没觉得有什么危险，要是家里有未成年人，不告诉他们，把带子藏起来就行了。” 　　一位女性提到色情录像带被他丈夫当作性交的准备活动：“他(指丈夫)有时要先看录像带，再做那事。” 　　另一位的丈夫则试图用此类材料启发妻子的性欲：“我不喜欢做那事，他有时就给我看那些照片和画，他一看这种东西就很激动。我那时一心想创立功勋，每天回家都很累，顾不上看，他就很伤心。” 　　“一般的毛片我不喜欢，看了觉得恶心；我喜欢看有故事情节的毛片。” 　　“白种人的毛片好看，有的亚洲人拍的毛片太丑了，太难看了”“我看过毛片，对这种东西没有兴趣；但我不反对有这些东西，有人愿意看也没什么可非议的，只是觉得去攻击这些东西很累。我去过匈牙利，看过这种录像，还有真人的表演。有一个地方，投上两弗林，帘子拉开，有女人在里面做性感动作。我认为应可以多弄点黄带让人们看看，没必要禁。传统女性每天操劳，没条件培养自己的魅力，应该让她们享受生活。” 　　“我觉得用这种片子对青少年做性教育是有益的。” 　　“我是一个人看的，是在一位男友家里，他主动让我看的。我看了不觉得反感，只觉得挺刺激的。看欧美的觉得好，看日本的感觉不好，有肮脏的感觉，觉得他们变态，老爱演受虐什么的。我认为，这种东西成人看看可以，文化修养高的，可以学习些方法，了解些社会现象，年轻人看了作用不好。” 　　一位后来与人同居的女性讲到色情材料对她性观念的影响：“我以前厌恶这种事，觉得没意思。我现在这个朋友很温柔，他给我借带子看，后来我才觉得好，才觉得这是女人的快乐。” 　　“我看过一次毛片，看了挺恶心的。有人说觉得刺激，我没这种感觉。” 　　“我一开始不敢看，觉得恶心，但生理上觉得有刺激。” 　　“我在澳门有次看电视，看别的都听不懂话，就看了毛片。 　　我觉得特别难看，很丑，太恶心了。” 　　“我看过两次毛片。第一次看是在一个朋友家，他们都看过了，让我一人看，我看得都烦死了。好像是个法国的片子。我特别不能接受人兽交、几个人一起滥交这些情节。只有其中一个女人和两个男人的情节感觉还蛮好的，当时只是觉得这个女的—定特别舒服。总的来说我不喜欢看，没有像有的人那样看得热血沸腾过。” 　　“我喜欢感情炽烈，但是含蓄一些，不喜欢暴露的，看了反胃。我看过《花花公子》、《阁搂》，看了不想吃饭，看了片子也都不喜欢。” 　　“看过毛片，感觉不大好。我喜欢文学的激发的感觉，不喜欢那么直接。” 　　“我觉得黄色录像带是亵渎。电影故事总得和情节连在一起，看了才能动情， 　　要不就成了‘动物世界’了。我不敢看，不愿看，觉得恶心。” 　　“我觉得黄色录像很恶心。其实我对于口交、肛交这些事倒也不觉得有什么不好。”--摘自李银河著《中国女性的感情与性》 　　“所谓‘毛片’也是分等级的，不少三级片的情节发展是以性为主线的，但一般不怎么强调做爱细节，这里有个时间的规定和限制。不少人都是以演三级片成为明星的，比如任达华、叶玉卿、徐锦江、舒淇、李丽珍……，现在周润发主演的三级片也重现江湖。许多古装的三级片还挺有意思，比如《玉蒲团》系列、《艳情聊斋》系列，还有《杨贵妃》、《金瓶梅》、《武则天》、《梁祝艳谭》，最让人哭笑不得的是《红楼梦》，里面的女演员比如林黛玉、王熙凤、薛宝钗、平儿等人都丑得像豆腐渣，可能是为了节约成本没能请到美貌明星吧，里面竟然还搞出了“王熙凤迷奸贾宝玉”的情节。不管怎么说，这些三级片总比那些只有做爱细节没有故事情节的“毛片”要有意思，不少日本人和西洋人的三级片一出场就是先洗澡，然后男的像小狗一样这地方舔舔那地方拱拱，接着就直奔主题，看一次两次还觉得新鲜，多了就像琼瑶小说一样千篇一律。”（摘自网文《黄书、毛片与性教育》）

舒祖华

谁告诉我,"deepthroat"到底什么意思？＝　＝ 不要来婉转的，直接点．

duck

色情电影也分好坏,好的看起来舒服至极,坏的就恶心啦

deepthroat

原帖由 舒祖华 于 2006-5-28 11:59 发表 谁告诉我,"deepthroat"到底什么意思？＝　＝ 不要来婉转的，直接点．

FBI's No. 2 Was 'Deep Throat' Mark Felt Ends 30-Year Mystery of The Post's Watergate Source By David Von Drehle Washington Post Staff Writer Wednesday, June 1, 2005; Page A01 Deep Throat, the secret source whose insider guidance was vital to The Washington Post's groundbreaking coverage of the Watergate scandal, was a pillar of the FBI named W. Mark Felt, The Post confirmed yesterday. As the bureau's second- and third-ranking official during a period when the FBI was battling for its independence against the administration of President Richard M. Nixon, Felt had the means and the motive to help uncover the web of internal spies, secret surveillance, dirty tricks and coverups that led to Nixon's unprecedented resignation on Aug. 9, 1974, and to prison sentences for some of Nixon's highest-ranking aides. Photos Deep Throat Revealed W. Mark Felt, former assistant director of the FBI during the Nixon Admminstration was identified on May 31 as "Deep Throat" after 30 years of secrecy. Revisiting Watergate Watergate Chronology Key events from the 1968 election to President Nixon's resignation in 1974. Sights & Sounds The best photos from The Washington Post and other photographers of the period, audio excerpts from the Nixon tapes and TV coverage from the era. 2002 Special Report Review: 'All the President's Men' Gary Arnold's review of the 1976 film that chronicled the Watergate scandal. Politics Trivia Which person was NOT a White House Chief of Staff under President Bill Clinton? Mack McLarty Leon Panetta Erskine Bowles Mike Espy Free E-mail Newsletters Daily Politics News & Analysis See a Sample | Sign Up Now Federal Insider See a Sample | Sign Up Now Breaking News Alerts See a Sample | Sign Up Now Felt's identity as Washington's most celebrated secret source had been an object of speculation for more than 30 years until yesterday, when his role was revealed by his family in a Vanity Fair magazine article. Even Nixon was caught on tape speculating that Felt was "an informer" as early as February 1973, at a time when Deep Throat was supplying confirmation and context for some of The Post's most explosive Watergate stories. But Felt's repeated denials, and the stalwart silence of the reporters he aided -- Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein -- kept the cloak of mystery drawn up around Deep Throat. In place of a name and a face, the source acquired a magic and a mystique. He was the romantic truth teller half hidden in the shadows of a Washington area parking garage. This image was rendered indelibly by the dramatic best-selling memoir Woodward and Bernstein published in 1974, "All the President's Men." Two years later, in a blockbuster movie of the same name, actor Hal Holbrook breathed whispery urgency into the suspenseful late-night encounters between Woodward and his source. For many Americans under 40, this is the most potent distillation of the complicated brew that was Watergate. Students who lack the time or interest to follow each element of the scandal's slow unraveling in comprehensive history books can quickly digest the vivid relationship of a nervous elder guiding a relentless reporter. As dramatic as those portrayals were, they hewed closely to the truth, Woodward said. "Mark Felt at that time was a dashing gray-haired figure," Woodward recalled, and his experience as an anti-Nazi spy hunter early in his career at the FBI had endowed him with a whole bag of counterintelligence tricks. Felt dreamed up the signal by which Woodward would summon him to a meeting (a flowerpot innocuously displayed on the reporter's balcony) and also hatched the countersign by which Felt could contact Woodward (a clock face inked on Page 20 of Woodward's daily New York Times). "He knew he was taking a monumental risk," said Woodward, now an assistant managing editor of The Post whose catalogue of prizewinning and best-selling work has been built on the sort of confidential relationships he maintained with Deep Throat. Felt also knew, by firsthand experience, that Nixon's administration was willing to use wiretaps and break-ins to hunt down leakers, so no amount of caution was too great in his mind. Woodward rode multiple taxis, sometimes in the wrong direction, and often walked long distances to reach the middle-of-the-night meetings. For once, real life was as rich as the Hollywood imagination. But yesterday Woodward and Bernstein expressed a concern that the Deep Throat story has, over the years, come to obscure the many other elements that went into exposing the Watergate story: other sources, other investigators, high-impact Senate hearings, a shocking trove of secret White House tape recordings and the decisive intervention of a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court. By tethering the myth to a real and imperfect human being, Americans may be able to get a clearer picture of Watergate in the future, they said. "Felt's role in all this can be overstated," said Bernstein, who went on after Watergate to a career of books, magazine articles and television investigations. "When we wrote the book, we didn't think his role would achieve such mythical dimensions. You see there that Felt/Deep Throat largely confirmed information we had already gotten from other sources."

舒祖华

原帖由 deepthroat 于 2006-5-28 12:03 发表 FBI's No. 2 Was 'Deep Throat' Mark Felt Ends 30-Year Mystery of The Post's Watergate Source By David Von Drehle Washington Post Staff Writer Wednesday, June 1, 2005; Page A01 Deep Throat ...

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