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| Thursday February 10 01:35:38 2005 Re: Alias 8:40pm central 2-9-Wed ABC |
| Rich wrote:
> At 40 minutes in Sydney said > "you are going to have to tie me up" Preview for next week showed Sydney helping her sister out of a car trunk. No bonds visible as she was getting out, but possible Syd untied and ungagged her before she got out. Longshot, but this show has remained a must record each week, which I don't think there are too many that fit that category this season. |
| Thursday February 10 01:44:51 2005 Re: Lingerie ad |
| ratstink wrote:
> Speaking of bondage in ads, has anyone yet seen the LEN'S > CRAFTERS AD its > nice to see bondage still being used by Madison Avenue. > Also for all you old timers like me, back in the early > 80's the old SEARS catalog had a full three pages of > leotards. Unbelieveable as it seems all of the models > were TYING THEMSELVES UP WITH ROPE! I must be ordering from the wrong catalogs ;). The closest thing I've seen to bondage in a catalog was in a skirt ad, the model was shown from the waist down, and her dog had run around her legs, tying them with the leash, very loosely. |
| valkyrie |
| valkyries78@yahoo.com |
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| Thursday February 10 03:55:38 2005 Re: Women tied up by women? |
| Jay L wrote:
> kidnapped/bound > and gagged by another woman? What about poor Hagi tormented by Tura Satana and her friends in "Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!"? Or is Russ Meyer's art off-topic here somehow... |
| AOF |
| Thursday February 10 05:59:23 2005 Men of Tomorrow |
| The subject of this post is the title of a nonfiction book I'm currently reading; it is a history of the founding of the American comic book. It includes, of course a history of the creation of Superman, including a synopsis of the plot of Action Comics #1, in which a villainous female chanteuse is bound and gagged by Superman.
Also included is a history of the conception of Wonder Woman by the psychologist William Moulton Marston. According to the history, female bondage was an integral component in the conceptualization of her character and environment. Dr. Marston was apparently very cognizant of the erotic stimulus that being restrained provides for women, and consequently, nearly every Wonder Woman comic book during her early years featured a woman tied up in some way. There is even an illustration of a woman who is tied up and blindfolded and lamenting the tightness of her bonds. Dr. Marston was apparently influenced by a sorority hazing ritual in which pledges were forced to wear baby clothes, tied up by the active members, and paddled. This hazing ritual was incorporated into the plot of at least one Wonder Woman comic book. |
| Hadji |
| Thursday February 10 07:45:25 2005 Re: Lingerie ad |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> > Also for all you old timers like me, back in the > early > > 80's the old SEARS catalog had a full three pages of > > > leotards. Unbelieveable as it seems all of the > models > > were TYING THEMSELVES UP WITH ROPE! ..... Anybody know which catalog this is? Sears had two catalogs each year (Summer and Fall) as well as the Christmas Wishbook and numerous smaller catalogs during the course of the year. |
| Pofoz |
| Thursday February 10 08:28:09 2005 DAMSELS UNDER GLASS is Updated! |
| Good morning campers!! Chapter 2 of "Jodi's Story" is posted to DAMSELS UNDER GLASS. Enjoy! |
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| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.lovetied.com/dug/ |
| Thursday February 10 09:17:38 2005 Re: Lingerie ad |
| > Anybody know which catalog this is? Sears had two
> catalogs each year (Summer and Fall) as well as the > Christmas Wishbook and numerous smaller catalogs during > the course of the year. As best as I can recall, and this was over 20 years ago, YIKES!, it was a summer catalog in either 81, 82, or 83. But the link below might help us locate this HOLY GRAIL. Ratstink |
| ratstink |
| http://www.searsarchives.com/catalogs/questions/findcatalogs.htm |
| Thursday February 10 10:51:21 2005 Re: Women tied up by women? |
| Valerie Bertinelli tying and tape-gagging four co-eds in the Hardy Boys' 'Campus Terror' episode
Suzanne Somers handgagging then B&G'ing cute Meghan Ory in 'The Darklings' |
| Thursday February 10 11:12:59 2005 Re: Women tied up by women? |
| AOF wrote:
> Jay L > What about poor Hagi tormented by Tura Satana and her > friends in "Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!"? Yes. We got that one off CITY channel. Mainstream. Should be available for request from the cappers. |
| Jay L |
| Thursday February 10 11:25:15 2005 T.J. Hooker ID |
| A poster here recently pointed out an additional handgag for a character named Beth in the T.J. Hooker episode that aired on A&E a couple weeks back. The poster was looking for the actresses name because his tape ran out before the closing credits. I finally got around to checking my tape the other day and her name was Corrine Bohrer, so she can now be added to the DB entry. |
| KEVIN |
| Thursday February 10 11:52:27 2005 Barnaby Jones |
| In relation to the Sears Catalog of models tying themselves
up;I remember a Barnaby Jones show where a female was waiting for her "accomplice" bank robber or fake kidnapper and towards the end of the show she looked out the window and saw Barnaby Jones car pull up so she laid on the bed and tied and gagged herself so that it would look like she was being held captive.Any further details on this episode? |
| TSR |
| Thursday February 10 11:58:36 2005 Re: Women tied up by women? |
| Sherilyn Fenn by herself |
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| Thursday February 10 12:11:03 2005 Re: multiple damsels |
| > An even better scene involving multiple damsels in
> bondage is the one from the movie "Abducted II: The > Reunion", Yup |
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| Thursday February 10 14:24:57 2005 "Trace" possible |
| Female postal worker kidnapped in tonight's episode. Haven't seen any preview clips. |
| Thursday February 10 15:21:58 2005 ONE LIFE TO LIVE |
| I assume the kidnapping story fizzled out |
| Thursday February 10 18:08:52 2005 Saw |
| Don't know if this was mentioned, but "SAW" is out on video and DVD tuesday, Feb 15th. |
| Thursday February 10 18:14:49 2005 Re: Saw |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> Don't know if this was mentioned, but "SAW" is > out on video and DVD tuesday, Feb 15th. hopefully it will be clipped by someone |
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| Thursday February 10 18:49:31 2005 Lois and Clark reruns |
| > > DID lois get kidnapped?
> > > > What a complete waste of an Erica Durance kidnapping storyline! ---- Now that Teri Hatcher has retuned to the "A-list" with her recent Golden Globes award, I wonder if that'll encourage a TV station to purchase the "Lois & Clark" re-run rights. I think it was TNT that re-ran the series a year or two ago. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Thursday February 10 19:22:09 2005 Re: ONE LIFE TO LIVE |
| > I assume the kidnapping story fizzled out
Blair is still locked up in the trunk, Her hands were still tied in front, but were not shown today(I think, I zipped through it pretty fast). |
| RON |
| Thursday February 10 19:55:24 2005 Re: Women tied up by women? |
| AOF wrote:
> What about poor Hagi tormented by Tura Satana and her > friends in "Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!"? It wasn't Hadji, it was Susan Bernard. Hadji was one of the kidnappers. > is Russ Meyer's art off-topic here somehow... It's in the database, so it should be on topic. Faster Pussycat doesn't have onscreen sex or nudity and was a mainstream release. |
| Anubis |
| Thursday February 10 20:23:57 2005 Re: Alias 8:40pm central 2-9-Wed ABC |
| > At 40 minutes in Sydney said
> > "you are going to have to tie me up" There are two screencaps at alias-media.com of her taped up. Her upper torso is taped up and her hands are taped in front. They are located on page 21 of the "Nocturne" screencaps. http://alias-media.com/modules.php?name=coppermine&file=thumbnails&album=222&page=21&sort= |
| perilousgirl |
| Thursday February 10 20:24:44 2005 Re:"Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?" (1991 TV version) |
| Help wrote:
> Does anyone know if this was ever released on video (I'm > guessing not DVD). I've checked the database and it > sounds very interesting, but I cannot seem to find a copy > nor caps or clips anywhere. Any help would be kindly appreciated. Don't thank me, thank the IMDB and their principal marketing partner. By the way, if you don't want to pop for it and the local rental emporium doesn't have it, it pops up on one or the other of Lifetime's networks every now and then. At least I think that was the last place I saw it. Since it was originally made for CBS, it would make sense for Viacom, which owns both CBS and Lifetime, to have it now. |
| An Old Friend |
| http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/6303597696/imdb-adbox/103-9961743-4402262 |
| Thursday February 10 21:21:43 2005 Re: Men of Tomorrow |
| Hadji wrote:
> Also included is a history of the conception of Wonder > Woman by the psychologist William Moulton Marston. > According to the history, female bondage was an integral > component in the conceptualization of her character and > environment. Dr. Marston was apparently very cognizant of > the erotic stimulus that being restrained provides for > women, and consequently, nearly every Wonder Woman comic > book during her early years featured a woman tied up in > some way. There is even an illustration of a woman who is > tied up and blindfolded and lamenting the tightness of > her bonds. > Dr. Marston was apparently influenced by a sorority > hazing ritual in which pledges were forced to wear baby > clothes, tied up by the active members, and paddled. This > hazing ritual was incorporated into the plot of at least one Wonder Woman comic book. The Golden Age (1938-1945) Wonder Woman comic books feature some type of bondage in every story. Her creator Dr. Marston was an early feminist, but you wouldn't know it by reading the stories he wrote. His personal life was a bit kinky as well. It is said that the women servants in his home went around wearing iron bracelets similar to the ones Wonder Woman wore around her wrists. It makes you wonder (no pun intended) if the good doctor spent his nights chaining his maids to a dungeon wall. Anyway-- for those who are interested in abundant comic book bondage, you can check out THE WONDER WOMAN ARCHIVES #1-4, published by DC Comics. They run about $50 each, and reprint all the classic early stories. |
| Diabolical Mastermind |
| Thursday February 10 22:36:07 2005 Re: Men of Tomorrow |
| Hadji wrote:
> Dr. Marston was apparently very cognizant of > the erotic stimulus that being restrained provides for > wome... They were doing that to attract *girls*? I always thought it was for us. > Dr. Marston was apparently influenced by a sorority > hazing ritual in which pledges were forced to wear baby > clothes, tied up by the active members, and paddled. This > hazing ritual was incorporated into the plot of at least one Wonder Woman comic book. More like every other issue. WW's friend Etta Candy was a member of a sorority called "Beeta Lambda" and they were forever having initiations. You could view the whole Paradise Island/Amazon thing as a sort of sorority, and they also had their moments of restraint. "Amazon training" often consisted of running around in chains. Whenever I bought a WW comic book I used to issue my own "academy award" for the best bondage scene in the book, and there were always several candidates. Those were the days of 64-page comics, with four stories in each one. Not usually much competition in Sensation Comics, where WW only had one story. |
| Paul |
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