Spray on Clothes

I worked on a similar idea in the 80’s . I made samples of a material made by spinning a disk with a silicone gel . It would create a very porous material that looked like skin and was very elastic . The idea was partly to create breathable appliances ( horror masks ) But the idea of clothing was thought of also . The stuff I made was not very breathable though . It made you sweat ;-/ This spray on product is more what I had envisioned. Just uses a different material . Cool stuff ! 😉

It would be great in an pinch ! Imagine you’ve just lost all your clothes ! You pull out your can of clothes and wallah ! Your good to go again 😉
I’m all for spray on clothing just as long as it doesn’t fall into the wrong hands ;-| For instance men would be banned from it’s use !

What? No one has heard of codpieces?

Check out codpieces at wiki and peek at King Henry’s piece.

In the West, beginning in the 1300s men displayed their male organs! They couldn’t walk around nude for all to see it, the Christian Church saw to that. Among the Greeks and Romans nudity was not far from customary. But, the Christian prohibition of the body and its pleasures has had a tendency to change traditions, customs etc. everywhere! Unfortunately.

[But, one wonders, sometimes, how much a role the Church had on sexual behavior, after reading accounts of Spanish missionaries among often unwilling Natives of Latin American and elsewhere.]

It shouldn’t surprise anyone that men love to display their male organ. It’s still done today. Are we so naive we don’t recognize it, or its representation when we see it? Freud’s interpretation of the world may have been extreme, but jutting male organ or its representation is just that.

[Maggie Paley, playwright and journalist wrote a book, published in 2000 (Grove Press) entitled “The Book of the Penis.”]

What do men do with their male organ, I mean other than gain pleasure from it, either alone or with others? They talk about it. Its men that really emphasize its size. It’s men that talk about their escapades with it to other men, sometimes to women, whether they really want to hear all the lies or not. And, when they don’t do these things they show it off as much as it is acceptable within the context of any era!

But, there’s a problem when men relate to each other their escapades. It causes a bit of social tension. There’s a kind of one-upmanship between men. And, the younger men are always and everywhere more successful, more virile, more enduring and lasting. This has not been tolerated by the elders. So, many cultures had developed methods to suppress the younger men from taking all the women. These methods are called rites of passage, which unfortunately deal with penis mutilation, with circumcision, subincision, superincison and the like. The surgical techniques decommission a young lad and not only that, these young men are then often isolated from the women away from the village or enclosed in huts for weeks or sometimes for years.

But, all that changed with the introduction of Christianity. So, styles arose beginning during the Renaissance to display the organ of virility. The word “cod” originally meant scrotum, after some changes in style, which Maggie Paley relates, so did the meaning of the word. When codpieces finally out of style, the word cod began to mean “fool.”

This was about the 17th century. And, what took the place during this time that substituted displaying the penis? It was dawn of another male exhibition, machinery, the industrial revolution. Oh, like the industrial revolution had much to do with women or children? Not more other than in the role of servitude or as recipients of its products (note the sexual reference). This trend has continued from steam engines to nuclear weapons, after all what does an atomic explosion look like, if not the ultimate phallic symbol?

I’ve always thought it strange that nudity is always deemed more dangerous than violence in movies .A women’s breast is apparently more disturbing and incite-ful than some one doing any kind of violence . I’ve seen depictions of someone being killed with a power drill ( on TV ). A dinner party cut completely in half by a cable ( TV , not a pay channel ). Numerous shootings and shooting victims ( some real incidents , again on TV ) But even the most innocent nudity is almost always censored . Apparently the sight of a women’s breasts are more dangerous than any violent act that Hollywood can muster ! They are even blocking out nudity in masterpiece paintings on TV !