(02-03-2024, 04:44 AM)slop Wrote: Profile of the marquis de Sade by Charles van Loo. His trial proceedings at Marseille describe him at 32 years old as  "having a pretty, full face, turquoise eyes, blonde hair, a small mouth with a strong lower lip, elegantly dressed in a gray tailcoat lined with blue, carrying a cane and sword."

(02-03-2024, 03:07 PM)Honest Wrote: As far as I'm concerned, a "pretty full face" and a "small mouth" are euphemisms for being a clinically recessed, nobones babyface; only, back in the day, this was seen as a sign of sophistication, rather than deformation.

(02-03-2024, 03:07 PM)Honest Wrote: As far as I'm concerned, a "pretty full face" and a "small mouth" are euphemisms for being a clinically recessed, nobones babyface; only, back in the day, this was seen as a sign of sophistication, rather than deformation.

(02-03-2024, 08:04 PM)PinkFatso Wrote: I've been told once, years ago, I have a full face and the comment still stings

(02-03-2024, 08:06 PM)Fred Stankovich Wrote: you should have replied with something including full mouth

(02-03-2024, 08:11 PM)MysteriousWeeb420 Wrote: Part four: February, the murderous passions. The final 150 anecdotes, mostly written in note form, involve murder. They include libertines who skin children alive, disembowel pregnant women, burn entire families alive and kill newborn babies in front of their mothers. The final tale is the only one written in detail since the simple passions of November. It features the "hell libertine" who is manually stimulated by servants while watching 15 teenage girls being simultaneously tortured to death. During this month, the libertines kill three of their four daughters along with four of the female children, two of the male ones, and one "fucker". The torture, murder and mutilation of one of the girls is described in detail.[14]