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Top 3 Ultimate Nude Beaches In Belize, Brazil & The Caribbean Sea

No more beating around the bush. Lounging on the beach, sipping margaritas equals heaven on earth.

Finding a sexy beach is a good start, but I need one where I can shed inhibitions, mingle with the locals and rediscover why less truly is more. No exceptions.

 

 

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Take your pick of 33 of the most mind-blowing beaches in the Caribbean. What you won’t find – leviathan-sized cruise ships at port, tacky casinos or sky-high hotels that clutter the fantastic view.

What you will find: Denzel Washington, Jennifer Anniston, Beyonce and other celebs escaping reality for seriously sexy beach-time. Continue reading ›

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Brazil’s Orgasmic Samba and Sex Carnival 2009 – Gisele Bundchen & Luma De Oliveira

 

 

Dancing beauties wearing little more than sequins and smiles wrapped up two nights of Carnival parades by Brazil’s top samba schools in Rio de Janeiro.

 

 

 

Brazil’s Carnival has always been a raucous affair but beauty queen Angela Bismarchi took it a step further when her only item of clothing, a small patch of glitter, fell off mid-parade.

 

 

Bismarchi was the talk of the town on the second and final night of Rio de Janeiro’s main Carnival parades, where full nudity is officially banned even though many outfits leave precious little to the imagination.

 

 

The young woman, queen of the Porto da Pedra samba school, was briefly left entirely naked but for a few feathers and some body paint when her “tapasexo”, a tiny piece of material topped with glitter, fell away.

 

 

But Bismarchi quickly conjured up a thong and carried on dancing, later laughing off the incident with an old Brazilian saying: “A well prepared woman is worth two.”

 

 

 

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Brazil’s Orgasmic Samba and Sex Carnival 2009

 

 

It’s a record that can only be broken in Rio de Janeiro. A samba dancer has worn the smallest scrap of clothing ever in a Carnival parade. The O Globo newspaper said model Dani Sperle sported a sparkly silver headdress, a necklace, matching arm bands — and nothing else but a 3 centimeter (1.2-inch) long patch of cloth.

All in front of 80,000 Sambadrome specators early Monday morning.

 

 

That breaks the record set last year by Viviane Castro, whose covering was all of 4-centimeters (1.5 inches) long.

Viviane Castro paraded nearly nude early Saturday with the U.S. leader’s visage on her right thigh. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s face was on her left thigh.

Castro’s stomach read “for sale” – a message she said represented the sale of Brazil’s Amazon to the U.S. Many here fear the U.S. wants to control the resource-rich region.

 

 

 

Castro appeared in last year’s Rio Carnival parade wearing nothing but a strategically placed piece of tape 1 1/2-inches (4-centimeters) long , violating a little-enforced nudity rule and drawing a penalty for her samba group.

 

 

She wore the same patch this year.

Judges last year penalized Castro for violating nudity limits. There’s no word yet if Sperle’s samba school will also lose points.

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Spicy Hot Beijing Olympics Volleyball Girls

 

 

 

 

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Viva La Bikini Jeans

It’s a design for the really slim or really brave woman – ultra low-rise jeans with a built-in bikini or thong. Continue reading ›

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Brazil’s Orgasmic Samba and Sex Carnival 2008

Brazil’s annual explosion of samba and sexual titillation began Friday, with scantily clad revellers hitting the streets from Rio to Recife to celebrate carnival.

The pre-Lenten festivities kicked off in the tropical north of the country, and swept south to other cities for a five-day long weekend of extravagant summer partying.

In Rio de Janeiro, the self-proclaimed center of “the best public party on earth”, thousands of locals and tourists mingled under a hot summer sun on Ipanema and Copacabana beaches while “bloco” groups prepared to unleash infectious drum rhythms on the city center.

The highlight is yet to come on Sunday and Monday night, when Rio’s top 12 samba schools compete for hours in front of packed stands holding 50,000 people, in parades to be broadcast around the world.

Their performances have come to symbolize Brazil’s carnival, with lithe dancing queens dressed in little more than a few sequins and feathers atop floats featuring immense allegorical scenes. Continue reading ›

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