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10 Kinky Years
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2/01/08

Kink Celebrates 10th Anniversary

Kink.com's employees and models look back over the last 10 years reliving every major twist and turn on Kink's fascinating journey to the top.
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9/14/07

FM Makes Kink's 1st DVD in Japan

After a week of countless miscommunications, cultural differences and heightened perspectives Tomcat and his crew returned home from Tokyo with both a new appreciation for Japanese kinkiness and 4 DVDs.
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7/2/07

Kink Unveils The Training of O

The Training of O, Kink.com's newest and most unique website, is a weeklong training program where each applicant's curriculum is customized to capitalize on her individual strengths, weaknesses and darkest fears.
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3/22/07

WiredPussy Goes Public in NY

Princess Donna is back for more public sex in the second installment of our New York series.
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SF Armory Window Restoration Project Gets Underway

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For over 30 years, the SF Armory lay vacant and dilapidated, a foreboding monolith that both intrigued and terrified passersby. With its boarded up and broken windows, the Armory almost took on the mystique of a haunted castle. And while October might be the perfect time of year to indulge in that fantasy, this Halloween the SF Armory might not seem so eerie. Kink.com has officially started one of the building's most significant renovations: the restoration of all 371 windows. While the Landmark Preservation Board approved this project over 5 months ago, permitting technicalities prevented Kink.com from getting started until now. Before the new windows can be installed a great deal of work has to be done to the damaged frames. For years the windows have been broken, cracked and vandalized, and the majority of them are completely covered up. The next few weeks will be spent removing debris and decay, repairing and replacing the rotting window frames, sanding, painting, and finally installing the new windowpanes. The SF Armory window restoration project will no doubt have a lasting effect on the neighboring community and bring some light to the once dark and ominous street corner.

Comments (2) | Posted: October 18, 2007

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10/21/2007 2:23 PM Carol says:

What a fright that gave me. I thought he was climbing out of a fourth floor window! I suppose you could raise funds and publicise the firm by getting him abseiling from the top - no perhaps not . . .

10/21/2007 7:05 PM Prime says:

Truly exciting! Good luck with your renovations.

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