...on your way over to the talk, have a listen to Audio Smut on CKUT radio from 6-7pm.
++++ REMINDER: LS's deadline for the Risk issue is April 1st! +++++
Lickety Split smut zine is please to announce that we are participating in the first ever Pomme Pomme Craft Fair!



…thought we’d pass this along!
QUEER BLACK PUNK SHOW
MAY 2ND 8PM
STE-EMILIE SKILLSHARE
3942 ST EMILIE METRO ST.HENRI
SUGGESTED DONATION 5$ NOBODY TURNED AWAY
THE NEW BLOODS!!! (from PDX)
http://www.myspace.com/thenewbloods
DJ DIRTY BOOTS
DJ DIASPORA FACE
DJ DEGANE
For every of colour punk kid who couldn’t connect with riot grrrl.
For every of colour punk kid who got caught being queer in bathroomstalls.
For every punk kid who got made fun of for rockin’ neon pink miniskirts, hoop earrings and hairwraps.
For every punk kid who is brown, black, mixed race, yellow, red, desi,African, Indigenous, First Nations, Inuit, Metis, Caribbean, LatinAmerican, Asian, East Asian, Middle Eastern, South Asian, Aboriginal,non-white, non-European, (e)raced, (in)visible minority.
For every of colour punk kid who got told that they were doin’ somewhite shit cuz we know that tattoos, piercings, dreadlocks, mohalks andhardcore belong to people of colour.
For every of colour X-punk kid who can’t fkkn deal with going to punkshows anymore cuz of racism, homophobia, transphobia, fatphobia, Adbusterstyle classim/sexism.
Cuz WE WANT OUR MUSIC BACK!!! PLAY THAT PUNK RAGGAE
This is an open show (anyone and everyone is welcome however we won’t stand fi no foolishness)
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Ste. Emilie Skillshare & Zine Distro
http://steemilieskillshare.com
3942 Ste. Emilie (corner/coin St. Augustin)
Montreal, PQ
H4C 2A1
*Metro Place St. Henri*
(Ste. Emilie Skillshare is a working group of QPIRG Concordia/
Ste. Emilie est un groupe de travail de QPIRG Concordia
http://qpirgconcordia.org)

These two found themselves in the hospital this past February after a "get drunk and slide event". The gentleman in the gurney experienced a speedy recovery thanks in part to the latest copy of Lickety Split #6, pictured above! Thanks to Nabi and Tyler for passing this along. : )


Ah, the buzzword of the ‘90s: safe sex. Whatever happened to that concept? A generation or so ago youth were inundated with information and scare tactics about how to have safe sexual practices. Currently, some of the highest rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are among young people ages 15 to 24, the same age group where more than half of respondents in a recent survey believed there is a cure for AIDS. Not to mention a growing concern about seniors who are leading longer, healthier and more sexually active lives but who don’t see STIs as a concern. What kind of portrait does that paint for safe sex today? Is postivie sexual education even possible in today’s climate? Sex is going to happen so how do we create a culture of sexual health?
Guest:
Jocelyn Porter has several years experience working with youth of all ages in a variety of different leadership and educational settings. She is an outspoken advocate of sexual health and diversity. She brings her commitment to community, social justice and grassroots endeavours to the Sense Project: a two year pilot project, developed by Head & Hands, that aims to provide community-based sex education support for youth aged 13 to 16 at Montreal-area schools.
Christina Foisy, Sense Project coordinator, prevously worked in developing effective gender-specific violence-prevention programs geared towards young women. Christina has a strong interest in accessible sexual health and empowerment programs for youth and has created several “youth-friendly” publications on such topics. She is also interested in youth adult fiction that addresses sexuality in all of its nuance and splendor."
For just a minute (or for two hours on a Wednesday night) let’s stop asking What is normal? and Am I normal? when it comes to sex (who gets to decide what’s normal by the way?) and ask ourselves: What constitutes good sex? Is it quantity? Quality? Is it technique? Intimacy? Communication? During this public conversation we will explore what it takes to have good sex, discussing issues such as peak experience, the role of taboos and shame, arousal and reward, and whether you can peak with someone you’re used to.
Guest:
Jim Pfaus is a Professor and researcher at Concordia’s Centre for Studies in Behavioural Neurobiology (CSBN.) His research generally deals with the physiological and psychological factors that influence sexual desire and behaviour. Jim is also a father and plays in the Montreal punk band Mold.
Hey all,


"Prosecutors in Saudi Arabia have begun investigating 57 young men who were arrested on Thursday for flirting with girls at shopping centres in Mecca.
"The men are accused of wearing indecent clothes, playing loud music and dancing in order to attract the attention of girls."
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"in our article we had described a flock of wild pigeons landing at the edge of a desert pond and having 'an orgy of spray bathing'. We had used the word orgy in its dictionary meaning of 'a celebration in general'. On the 28th, we sent a registered letter to VSNL chairman, pointing out the absurdity, and illegality, of his company's expurgating policy. We have not, as yet, received any reply."










