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Sexpo: Orgasm competition the "new State of Origin"

25/07/2008 6:42:00 AM.  | Video: Yasmin Bright - Reporter: Tim Brunero - Words: AAP

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With World Youth Day over and done with, it's time for topless pole dancing, strip poker and a world record number of female orgasms.

Just days after Pope Benedict XVI blessed hundreds of thousands of devoted Catholic pilgrims at Randwick Racecourse, sin has returned to Sydney with Sexpo set to celebrate the city's carnal side.

Organisers of the event, which opened today at the Hordern Pavilion and Royal Hall of Industries, hope to attract a record crowd of 55,000 over four days.

Aside from the usual colourful melange of vibrators, candy undies, fluffy handcuffs, kinky boots and nurses outfits - as well as helpful advice on safe sex and sexual problems - there is plenty of opportunity for active participation.

Female attendees are even offered a free orgasm.

With the help of three pink, knobby, vibrating chairs, Sex Machines Australia will be totting up the number of (fully-clothed) women who orgasm on their electronic scoreboard, or "orgasm counter".

The score to beat is 172, which was achieved over four days at the Brisbane event and has set in motion a contest dubbed the "new State of Origin".

The machine attracts women from 18 through to 70, according to Sex Machines Australia.

And the success rate is high.

"If the girl wants to have an orgasm, probably 95 per cent will," said Stuart, who works on the stall.

"Some girls won't let themselves go ... but if we can get the girl to sit on it, close her eyes and relax for a minute, they'll orgasm ... one girl in Brisbane got up to about 10."

Another attraction gaining popularity is the strip poker tournament.

The winning player receives a $20 Sexpo voucher and if they get naked they get a goody bag.

So do people often play until they're naked?

"In Brisbane, they were only allowed to get down to their undies," said the croupier.

"But in Melbourne it was great. Heaps of people got naked."

Then there is the Sexpo show, hosted by Penthouse pinup Arianna, which will feature dancers on new aerial apparatus to offer an erotic alternative to the Cirque du Soleil's Dralion across the road.

Any remaining World Youth Day pilgrims in Sydney shouldn't feel shunted by the debauchery though.

They get half price tickets into the event and the chance to take confession, unfortunately not to the Pope, but to top international porn stars.

"It would be fantastic to hear their confessions," said porn star Belladonna from Los Angeles, who has been touring Australia for 12 months with Sexpo.

"We all know the sins are there," she added. "And we wanted to give something back to the Pope."

Tim Patch, aka Pricasso, has also paid a papal tribute.

Using just his penis, he has created a colourful painting of the Pope at Sydney Harbour, clad in his robes and draped by two sexy, bikini-clad women.

"It's a collage of everything that happened (for World Youth Day)," said Patch, who will be on hand to paint portraits throughout the event.

"The Harbour Bridge, the Opera House, the Pope on his vacation ... he's only human. I'm sure he thinks about this sort of thing."

Video: Yasmin Bright

Reporter: Tim Brunero

COMMENTS

Friday, 25 July 2008

How sad and sick is this world becoming!

Posted by: John Till, Terrigal

 

Friday, 25 July 2008

I second that John, led from the top down. Dont forget Mr Rudds excursion in the lap dance arena, and our judiciary allowing a man to walk free after being found to have child porn in his possession. The publics acceptance of Mr Rudds antics spoke volumes to me, a married man, at a UN gathering, representing us, so drunk he couldnt remember if he had been inappropriate with one of these young women performing lap dances for men at a so called meeting. If leading by example is the way God help us

Posted by: susan lowe, gippsland

 

Friday, 25 July 2008

lighten up - sounds like you both need a good root

Posted by: Patti Black, Mount Gambier

 

Friday, 25 July 2008

Ohh pull your head out of your arses you two, and lighten up. The pope is gone...thank god....lol. For us "normal" aussies with normal emotions and feelings, the real world is back. You can have you religion, i would rather get laid. And i think that's what you two need as well.

Posted by: Tim Scott, Lilyfield

 

Friday, 25 July 2008

People's attitudes to sex are so interesting - for myself I don't have a constant urge to get my rocks off - I see sex more as an expression of affection towards my significant other. Sex has definitely become too commodified and treated as currency - I've been out on the town, doing the usual clubbing that most young people do and what I've learnt is most single men will lie to get sex from a woman and many are reluctant to use condoms.

Posted by: MS MS, Sydney

 

Friday, 25 July 2008

Tim, if you must know I have probably been "laid" more times than you have blinked in your short life. I assume it is so far a short life, your comments are so obviously immature. Who mentioned religion Tim ? Not I nor John. My use of the term "God help us" was purely that, a term used when no other will suffice. I do hope you dont have your head where the sun doesnt shine Tim when it comes to getting "laid" as I am aware many young immature people getting "laid" still do not practice safe sex

Posted by: susan lowe, gippsland

 

Friday, 25 July 2008

intelligent post patti, next time be more specific. which plant root do you refer too ? lol. amazing how you know who gets it and who doesnt, simply by their posts. maybe you have a need to know who is getting it and who isnt. please give me a hint as to how i might determine who is getting rooted and who isnt. i have nothing better to do than ponder this question. while your at it, dont forget to name the root plant, is it animal, vegetable, or mineral.

Posted by: jenni plane, sydney

 

Sunday, 27 July 2008

I still cant believe that some people have a problem with Rudd going to see lap dancers. There really is nothing wrong with it. I used to be a stripper. i never did drugs. everyone enjoyed my shows. they were always very tasteful. I was a strip-o-gram. i did birthday parties, engagement parties etc. with this orgasm thing the ladies are fully clothed. it says so in brackets. the strip poker goes down to undies in brissie and less in melbourne, its a game of cards. read the artical people

Posted by: Belinda Sharman, newcastle

 

Monday, 28 July 2008

There's no point trying to hide away from pornography and sexual explicitness. As long as warnings are provided and it's behind closed doors, it is all fine. Banning is never the answer--not for porn, not for drugs, not for alcohol, not for cigarettes. I don't believe in child porn though--because they are below the age of consent and don't understand the choices and consequences. If a child wants to do porn inside their home and never release the video publicly, of course they can--no more

Posted by: konrad urs, auburn

 

Tuesday, 29 July 2008

Why are people such prudes, everyone has sex. If you dont want to go to sexpo don't. Stick your head in the sand i'm sure it will go away. Sex is the most natural thing a couple can do and its lovely.

Posted by: Emma Wilson, Sydney

 

Tuesday, 29 July 2008

Did you know that women having more orgasms will actually help reduce the burden on our struggling health system. Having regular orgasms actually boosts your immune system, helps reduce cancer, reduces stress, relieves pain. Orgasms also help regulate womens menstrual cycles, help reduce the risk of heart disease, enhances conception and increases fertility. Few studies differentiate between erotica, soft and hard porn, or take into account baseline norms. It is one thing to say that x percent of rapists read pornography before committing a rape, but that statistic is meaningless unless it is known how many non-rapists read the same kind of porn. Further studies are needed to assess the effect of the various types of pornography.

Posted by: stuart yorkston, sydney

 

Tuesday, 29 July 2008

Hi Paul from Sex Machines Australia here. We at SMA are trying to enlighten women / men and couples about their own sexuallity and the health benifits associated with a healthy sex life. I dont know why this thread has to involve religion or politics as they only seem to restrict people in their own freedom as well as giving people something to hide behind. Sex Machines Australia has helped thousands of women / men and couples to explore their own sexuallity and saved hundreds of marriages.

Posted by: Paul Noppen, Sydney

 

Tuesday, 29 July 2008

Onya Paul. Thank to all at the sex expo from getting Sydney out of the High and Mighty christian feelgood gutter that nearly made everyone puke. Sex is the most healthiest thing and a natural human act. Yet these mob mob want to brand people like us as demonic heathens. They surely need to get a life and not bank on the hereafter isnurance mythinformation provided by their religion

Posted by: Peter Salerno, sydney

 
 

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