This show is dedicated to two amazing and very different individuals who are now no longer among the living. First, my dear Uncle Pip who just died at the age of 100. Born in 1913, Herman Block, aka Uncle Pip, experienced a full century of life. And a full life it was—athletic (a trophy-winning tennis champ and a great dancer), romantic, funny, loving and full of pep—that’s why we called him Pip. I love you, Uncle Pip, wherever you are! I wish I had visited you more, especially towards the end. Mazel Tov on making it to The Winner’s Circle of 100. My condolences to all who miss you now, your children, my cousins Elliot, Jeffrey and Diane, your many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Special gratitude goes to my saintly cousin Diane, who took care of him daily, virtually giving up her own life so that Uncle Pip could live 100 years, and never in a rest home. Good job Diane! Now, finally, you can take time for yourself—maybe you’ll even go to Burning Man!

Amber Chase: In from Washington, this is Amber’s second appearance on DrSuzy.tv (her first was Spanking Porn Chicks, Boho Dancers back in 2010), and she’s so impressed with the new works in the sprawling Speakeasy Erotic Art Gallery, she’s going to send us some of her own erotic artwork to show. An avid cosplayer, Amber voices her appreciation for the rebellious creativity and roleplaying antics of our co-authors and their cohorts. After baring her lovely naturals to partake in Bonoboville Communion (thanks Lisa and Jello Shots LA!), Amber volunteers to mount the Sybian for a screaming—and quite Cacophonous—climax to the show. Patrick J. Knight: On his virgin visit to DrSuzy.tv, Amber’s dashing fiancé is so inspired by his bride-to-be’s sensational Sybian climax, he has to have one of his own all over her chest! But first, they have passionate pre-marital sex on a couch in the after-party.

This show is dedicated to two amazing and very different individuals who are now no longer among the living. First, my dear Uncle Pip who just died at the age of 100. Born in 1913, Herman Block, aka Uncle Pip, experienced a full century of life. And a full life it was—athletic (a trophy-winning tennis champ and a great dancer), romantic, funny, loving and full of pep—that’s why we called him Pip. I love you, Uncle Pip, wherever you are! I wish I had visited you more, especially towards the end. Mazel Tov on making it to The Winner’s Circle of 100. My condolences to all who miss you now, your children, my cousins Elliot, Jeffrey and Diane, your many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Special gratitude goes to my saintly cousin Diane, who took care of him daily, virtually giving up her own life so that Uncle Pip could live 100 years, and never in a rest home. Good job Diane! Now, finally, you can take time for yourself—maybe you’ll even go to Burning Man!