Retro Cascade Magazine History.
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Here's some Cascade History & some Apple iPhone HELP

Now that Smart Phones have taken over the planet, it's normal for web sites to offer the facility to use the mobile's browser to buy and download printed books and magazines to view on their smart phones.

So, here is a bit of history about the Cascade Peeing Fetish Magazine which was around for 10 years during the 90's decade - the highs and the lows!!

september issue of old 90s wet sex magazine from cascade

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Cascade was a popular wet sex fetish magazine and had many subscribers all through the 90s decade. It was compiled from subscribers contributions and had around 40 pages per issue. It was a black & white production and was unique in its class. It featured panties wetting stories and pissy bits from the newspapers, wet sex cartoons and wet sex toilet humour. There were letters from males and females of all ages featuring their own peeing related experiences.

The Cascade wet sex magazine went through several court cases during its 10 year life, mainly because it was the only magazine of its kind being produced in the UK and with it being produced in the editor's home, they were sitting ducks for the authorities.
Some issues of the magazine were confiscated, but the majority were OK to carry on with issuing. But it was such a great shame that police raids and court appearances were what it took to find that fact out. 'Images that corrupt & deprave' didn't really apply as it was never advertised for sale to the public, it was kept to subscribers only, but that's history now.

Nevertheless, Cascade carried on, mainly because the editors were committed and what's more, they enjoyed putting it together. But eventually enough was enough - the dawn raids, the court fines, the replacement of equipment, plus the humiliation in the local papers, so it was rounded off at the millennium. The next step would have been to produce Cascade in colour, which would have put subscriptions up and the risk of further prosecution would have been evident.

So, there's a bit of Cascade retro wet sex magazine history, most of the issues are now available to download to your iPad or your Android mobile phones at a fraction of the price it cost its subscribers back in the 90s. There are full descriptions of the Cascade magazines that are still available, there are also some compilation magazines that were put together because of subscriber's interest.

The iPhone / Mobile download link's below and we hope you will enjoy reading the 90s wet sex pissing nostalgia and enjoy the delights of women peeing 90s style on your iPhone!!



CLICK HERE to see all the Retro Cascade Magazines from the 90s ready for your Desktop, iPad, Smartphone, Tablet or iPhone


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**Cascade Dirty Wet Knickers 90s Magazine** was a niche publication specializing in urination fetish content, particularly focusing on knicker wetting and bladder holding. Available exclusively by subscription through a PO Box, the magazine was initially advertised in adult magazines due to legislative restrictions. Its content featured stories about knicker wetting, wet panty accidents, and pee-soaked jeans, with issues available in downloadable PDF format starting at $2.00. The magazine offered a variety of back issues from the 90s for purchase, although some were listed as unavailable. Additional offerings included knicker wetting jokes, toilet humor, and compilations of extinct magazines from the 70s and 80s. Originating from the late 80s and early 90s adult telephone lines, Cascade capitalized on a growing interest in the urination fetish, though early issues were crudely produced and heavily reliant on subscriber contributions. The publication faced legal challenges and police scrutiny over its content, yet it evolved over time, improving both production quality and presentation from hand-written and photocopied pages to neatly formatted magazines. Ultimately, after ten years, it ceased publication due to legal pressures and the personal impact on the creators’ lives. Despite these challenges, Cascade fostered a community among like-minded individuals, with subscribers reflecting fondly on "the good old days" of the magazine. Known for its polite and well-written content, it aimed to provide a respectful portrayal of the fetish. The magazine also produced wet compilation eMagazines derived from subscriber requests, featuring stories and letters from now-extinct magazines. However, notable losses occurred due to police raids, which resulted in the confiscation of irreplaceable material. As such, Cascade serves as a cultural reflection, offering insight into the attitudes towards sexual expression and fetishism during the 80s and 90s.