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Welcome to the Discussion page. This forum is for discussing scenes from mainstream sources, primarily TV shows and movies, but we venture off into newspaper and magazine articles, stage plays, and other areas. Please do not post regarding commercial videos.
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| Sunday January 06 00:54:48 2008 Re: Divas |
| The closest that Jillian Hall came to being gagged was a few months ago during a wedding skit where she was doing her bad singer bit and was hand gagged by a diva and was dragged carried to the back still trying to sing. |
| jimpickens |
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| Sunday January 06 00:59:35 2008 Re: Divas |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > > 3. Melina > She had a small scene were her hands were cuffed in front > of her to the ringpost. I remember that segment on RAW when Jeff Hardy handgagged her but I don't recall her being handcuffed to a ringpost. Maybe it was in the MNM days on Smackdown, which I missed. And there are so many Divas on that list that I wish to see gagged (hell, all of 'em at the same time would be great) but I can't WAIT to see something involving Maria. God, she is uber-hot! |
| ACC |
| accasino@hotmail.com |
| Sunday January 06 01:26:43 2008 Re: Women's Murder Club tonight |
| John wrote: > > I'll admit seeing Lindsay bound and gagged would make it > my scene of the year Mine too, but there was dialogue where Lindsay says "he doesn't want to hurt me." But if she gets in the way, maybe a B&G scene to prove a point. |
| Sunday January 06 02:23:06 2008 New Survey |
| Just kind of wondering...seems to be many old-timers like me out here. If female bondage wasn't so, ahem, mainstream..and if you were still, well..a novice...waiting for next month's issues of Detective Magazine to hit the newstands...who would you pay a nickel or two to see in, ahem, our favorite position...who from mainstream tv/movies would you lay down a plug nickle just to see her bound and gagged even though, via Brian and his friends, you may have seen a million times... Just wondering... |
| Mark O |
| Sunday January 06 03:10:40 2008 Re: New Survey |
| Mark O wrote: > if you were still, well..a > novice...waiting for next month's issues of Detective > Magazine to hit the newstands..who from mainstream tv/movies would you lay > down a plug nickle just to see her bound and gagged Being an old timer myself, I would definitely pay a nickel - or more - for any such pics, including handgags, of (from USA only) Stefanie Powers, Elizabeth Baur, Barbara Feldon, Lesley Ann Warren, Cheryl Ladd, Emma Samms, Heather Locklear, Debra Winger, Phyllis Davis, Phoebe Cates and Melody Anderson. If I included girls from here in the U.K and singers, the list would take me at least an hour to compile. |
| Gaz P |
| Sunday January 06 05:00:03 2008 Juno |
| Just saw Juno tonight and at one part Ellen Page ties a noose out of licorice or something and when she pulls it over her head she puts it in her mouth for a second before biting it.. looked pretty decent for a split second :) |
| Mushroom |
| Sunday January 06 11:06:04 2008 VAN's FiCTiON is Updated! |
| Good Morning Brian'skteers! Chapter 6 of "The Amazing Amanda!" is posted! Enjoy! :-) |
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| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.restrainedtastes.com/van/ |
| Sunday January 06 13:23:30 2008 This and that and nothing in particular... |
| ...or as Robert Donat observed as he and Madeleine Carroll, shackled together at the wrists, made their way through 1935's "The 39 Steps," "There are twenty million women in this island, and I get to be chained to you." And if you think THAT was mean, you ought to dig the movie out and listen to some of what SHE said to HIM. First off, belated wishes to everyone else who measures time by the Gregorian calendar for a happy and prosperous New Year (can't be too careful these days). And with that out of the way, on to today's report as to what awaits any of you who'd care to venture over to the Internet Archive (http://www.archive.org) in search of free downloadable movies with scenes. As far as Hitchcock is concerned, not only is the above film now there but so is "Jamaica Inn," easily the best that Maureen O'Hara ever gave us. Also among titles I noticed were D.W. Griffith's silent classic "The Birth of a Nation" with Lillian Gish's pioneering scene (which I mention here only because of its historical significance, realizing that many here-like myself-have decided to pass on this one for their collections), "The Outlaw," featuring the arms-up-and-apart scene that would ensure Jane Russell's future job security in those Playtex commercials when television came along, and both "The Mystery of the Wax Museum" and "The Vampire Bat," meaning that all of you with laptops (or wireless keyboards, perhaps) can now complete your Fay Wray trilogies without getting off the couch. (Obviously, everyone here already has That Other Scene she did, don't you?) I also think I saw the 1945 version of "Dick Tracy" in which, if memory serves, perennial tieup vicitm Anne Jeffreys and a fellow female cast member get it, as well as gobs of serials in which it's likely there is stuff of interest. As far as what I grabbed for myself this morning, I decided to take a look at a couple of titles that, while not in the database, either show promise or may have been mentioned here or elsewhere as having a scene-"Murder at the Baskervilles" from 1937 and "Prehistoric Women" from 1950. Obviously the title of the former raises the question of how the Beryl Stapleton situation is handled; while I know from having seen it that the 1966 film with the latter title has nothing of interest-to us, at least-it seems I recall someone saying somewhere that the 1950 movie does. Unless someone here knows definitively, I'll give everyone the straight dope in a little bit. Oh, by the way, having mentioned "The 39 Steps" above, looks like they're remaking it once again per the IMDb link below, although the project is described as currently being "on the back burner." All together now, everyone: "We DON'T want Brad and Angelina! We DON'T want Brad and Angelina! We DON'T want..." |
| Fettershackle |
| http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0393017/ |
| Sunday January 06 15:19:43 2008 One down, one to go. |
| You can scratch "Murder at the Baskervilles" from your gotta watch/gotta download list. It's based on Conan Doyle's story "Silver Blaze" and is set two decades after the novella with the big bad dog. Nothing of interest to us in the movie. Well, on to "Prehistoric Women." |
| Fettershackle |
| Sunday January 06 20:34:07 2008 Can anyone describe the Tom Stone with Janet Kidder. |
| I never heard of Tom Stone the television show, but someone told me that Margo Kidder's niece is an actress name Janet Kidder and that she had a bound and gagged scene in the television show. If anyone saw it can someone describe it since I do not get the show here in the United States. Thanks. AP |
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| Sunday January 06 21:01:01 2008 Tom Stone |
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| Sunday January 06 21:14:37 2008 Blackberry |
| Did phone net access go away in 08 ? The last post able to be seen via phone is Dec 31st |
| Sunday January 06 21:39:08 2008 Raffish DiDClips updated |
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| Raffish |
| raffish@bondageparade.com |
| http://www.bondageparade.com/ |
| Sunday January 06 21:54:55 2008 Re: Law & Order |
Added alert for 1/8 and replay on 1/12 |
| civil |
| Sunday January 06 22:22:29 2008 Capital One Commercial |
| Generally commercials tend to run a the same time when it airs on the east and west coast for a specific show. Tonight at 10:17pm during the east feed of Amer. Gladiators on the east coast, they ran the commercial of the Emma Peel parody. I had got other commercials like the Aflac on last year. |
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