Slutwalk Manchester

[Rye]

I gots some photos from the Manchester Slutwalk! Here's some of the sexier ones:

[Mr. Coffee]

Once again Rye proves he's a better looking woman then most of the actual women around him. Also, who's the blond? Gotta respect a figure that can rock a latex dress like that.

[Shroom Man 777]

God's most beautiful creations. And you're one of them, Rye.

That blonde. Man.

[Eleas]

You're all fucking awesome. Mangs, or no mangs.

[LadyTevar]

Latex dress
Russian Army cap
Thorshammer necklace.


I see a "Slut" that will fuck you up. Get of Fenris style.

[Einhander Sn0m4n]

Hey Rye, completely OT but whatever, I don't give a shit if Tev doesn't. I've been listening to your Nihilanth music, and it's... badass! I definitely got a Nine Inch Nails flavor, and I can see myself fragging to it as well. Do you haz download?

Also, seeing you and your fabulous long hair and wearing that tight rubber and fishnet getup made me pop a huge boner It's a law of physics!

[Rye]

I forgot to update this, we also got into a national newspaper! It was the Daily Star, but still!



The blonde is my friend Holly, we met at a black metal gig a couple of years ago.

I do not have a download of my musics yet because it's not finished because I'm lazy as shit. I'll no doubt spam it loads when the album is finally all done.

[Zixinus]

Could you please explain what's the whole slutwalk about?

Oh, and my only complaint about the photos that there are not enough.

[Terralthra]

You could try searching the internet for it. Google's second result explains it quite well:

The SlutWalk protest marches began on April 3, 2011 in Toronto, Canada and have since become an international movement of rallies across the world. They are a protest against the belief that any aspect of a woman's appearance might explain or excuse rape. The rallies began in response to remarks made by Constable Michael Sanguinetti, a Toronto Police officer, who suggested that in order not to be victimized, "women should avoid dressing like sluts." The protest take the form of a march, by mainly young women, where some dress in ordinary clothing, and others dress provocatively; there are also speaker meetings and workshops.

[Feil]

I forgot to update this, we also got into a national newspaper! It was the Daily Star, but still!

Awesome Congratulations on a successful event! And your picture in the news ^_^