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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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| Thursday August 16 00:13:47 2007 Re: Karen Kopins |
| Van wrote:
> The Moderator wrote: > > > This post was moved to The Video Page. > Who the hell was talking about youtube? The thread went with the post. That's the way goes. What, you unable to read another subforum? |
| The Moderator |
| Thursday August 16 00:18:33 2007 How to Rob a Bank |
| Posted a link to the new trailer for this over on the video page. In related news, I think I'm looking forward to this movie about ten times more. |
| Jimmy Death |
| Thursday August 16 01:32:29 2007 Re: Scene on the next Flash Gordon |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> Jeb wrote: > > > next ep of Flash Gordon showing a > > woman up against a tree wearing a black cleave gag. > At a > > glance, I'd say it's the female guest star, but no > real > > details. > > Hey, Jeb, I've seen the preview about 6 times and it's on > their site too but no scene shows up at all. When did > you catch this and are you sure it's the next episode; > oh, and by the way, when does it air if you know? Thanks. It came on during last night's episode of Eureka. I assume it was promoting the upcoming Flash episode, but I wasn't really paying attention to the ad. Flash Gordon is on the Sci-Fi Channel cable network Fridays at 9:00 pm Eastern time. |
| Jeb |
| jebdel@yahoo.com |
| http://www.jebsadventurebound.net |
| Thursday August 16 01:36:56 2007 Oh, and on the subject of Sci-Fi Channel |
| They're not renewing Painkiller Jane. |
| Jeb |
| Thursday August 16 05:19:00 2007 Re: Oh, and on the subject of Sci-Fi Channel |
| Jeb wrote:
> They're not renewing Painkiller Jane. Well, lose a Painkiller Jane, gain a Flash Gordon. Flash Gordon, for all its awfulness, has a premise that could deliver many nice scenes. This does not, of course, mean that it will. It's just that, in the ordinary course of events, tied up damsels and slavegirls in chains could easily occur in Flash Gordon. Not so much in Painkiller Jane. Plus, Painkiller Jane was horrible. Worse than Flash Gordon's pilot, if you ask me. It was more original in concept, maybe, but the show never backed up the original concept with any really original storytelling. And of course, Kristanna Lokken didn't deliver the sexy. That should have been the TV equivalent of a "gimme" and they weren't even able to cash in on that. Small loss if you ask me. |
| Pat Powers |
| Thursday August 16 08:26:11 2007 Re: Sunsilk commercial |
| Tom wrote:
> I happened to catch the great Sunsilk commercial while Wow, I posted about this commercial last week and some smart ass named Stephanie made some remark about it being three years old or some such and I felt like an idiot. Well, I had never seen it before. But now you guys are acting like its big news so I don't feel like such a putz. I'll never spend any money on Major John's site for sure. Thanks for the caps! That girl is hot! |
| Stinky |
| Thursday August 16 09:44:19 2007 Rings |
| I know this is a liitle off topic, but
In some pics and videos, the women has what appears to be an engagement and, or, wedding ring on the ring finger of her right hand. In the USA wedding and or engagement rings are worn on the left hand. I realize that the pics might just be flipped, but I didn't realize that you could flip a video/film that way. So, my question is, are wedding and, or, engagement rings worn on the right hand in other parts of the world ????? |
| Jacot |
| Thursday August 16 10:13:20 2007 Re: Sunsilk commercial |
| Stinky wrote:
> Wow, I posted about this commercial last week > about it being > three years old or some such and I felt like an idiot. > > I'll never spend any money Not 3 years, on July 24th by me after I finally caught the commercial. The passaround clips sent to the boys and it posted up for everyone July 25th. All for free... Never charged anybody here any scenes sent down, so you could easily get my passaround clip asking for it on Trades Page. Here's the post for reference: ==================== Tuesday July 24 14:33:13 2007 Re: Moxx - Evil Twin Kidnappings moxx of Balhoom wrote: > Is it just me or there is there something especially > delicious about evil twin kidnappings? For interested, I "caught" and going to clip the (Sunsilk?) shampoo/conditioner commercial. "Even though her/her evil twin tied her to a chair, she's not afraid of the blowdryer! Keeps her luscious, full bodied hair that makes the guys notice her!" Perhaps, this evil twin kidnapping/bondage will make it past majorjohns.com standards, even though "Gagless"? (Trying alittle peer-pressure here) If not, can always discuss this over on Trades page => Jay L ==================================== |
| Jay L |
| Thursday August 16 10:31:18 2007 Re: Karen Kopins |
| The Moderator wrote:
> Van wrote: > > > The Moderator wrote: > > > > > This post was moved to The Video Page. > > > Who the hell was talking about youtube? > > The thread went with the post. That's the way goes. > What, you unable to read another subforum? With all due respect, I'm trying to understand why the thread went anywhere. Some guy posts a youtube link to a scene from a MAINSTREAM MOVIE featuring a MAINSTREAM ACTRESS, we all start *discussing* the MAINSTREAM MOVIE and the MAINSTREAM ACTRESS, and the thread gets banished. Since when did the word "youtube" become cooties made from kryptonite? Please, next time, look at the content of the posts. I check the Video Page when I want to read or chat about Videos, not discuss Karen Kopins DiD career in mainstream movies. |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.lovetied.com/dug/ |
| Thursday August 16 10:58:03 2007 Re: K Desperate Housewives - 3 Leads B&G'd ID assist? |
| Jay L wrote:
> Hoping that Korean guy still on the forum: > > By fluke caught the 3 leads B&G'd in that "K > Desperate Housewives" > aka "Modern Housewives" > aka "New Wise Mother & Good Wife" etc etc > etc > > I just started taping when the mobsters showed up and > SCORE! ;) > so no credits to work with, yet for Database Entry Blixen: "Let's Marry" (2005) Kang Sung-Yeon Lee So-Yeon Chu Sang-Mi (already gagged in "Say Yes") |
| Blixen |
| Thursday August 16 11:46:45 2007 Re: Karen Kopins |
| Van wrote:
> Since when did the word "youtube" become > cooties made from kryptonite? Back in April: ======= This post was deleted. Poster: (unsigned poster) Reason: Off-topic. What in the hell. I not only provide a page for video clips, but I put in a reminder that they don't go here. Yet people STILL override that and do it anyway. What'll happen eventually is that I'll make a small tweek and forbid any youtubes or other here at all. The Moderator ====================================== |
| Jay L |
| Thursday August 16 11:50:37 2007 Re: K Desperate Housewives - 3 Leads B&G'd ID assist? |
| Blixen wrote:
> "Let's Marry" (2005) Kang Sung-Yeon Lee So-Yeon Chu Sang-Mi (already gagged in "Say Yes") Good work Blixen I'll check into this |
| Jay L |
| Thursday August 16 12:30:25 2007 Dita Von Teese |
| BATMAN and SLEEPY HOLLOW director Tim Burton is apparently looking to make a movie based around the life of dark rocker Marilyn Manson and ex-wife Dita Von Teese.
Entertainmentwise.com report that Burton said: “I’m fascinated by Dita and Marilyn. They’re like a living Brothers Grimm fairytale.” The word is that Burton is already in talks to bring their story to the big screen. |
| PW |
| Thursday August 16 12:45:08 2007 Re: Scene on the next Flash Gordon |
| Jeb wrote:
> next ep of Flash Gordon showing a woman up against a > tree wearing a black cleave gag. It seemes to me that she is the series regular who is Ming's daughter, B+G by flash after she doublecrosses him, again. There was also a future preview that showed the regulars, walking tied together with a rope, Tarzan style.In this one series we get three possible DID's, cute,sexy and macho. Also some possible high teck bondage. |
| RON |
| Thursday August 16 13:36:33 2007 Re: Karen Kopins |
| Jay L wrote:
> Van wrote: > > > Since when did the word "youtube" become > > cooties made from kryptonite? > > > Back in April: Yeah, but Van didn't post any youtube clips. The original post DID contain a youtube clip about Kopins, but Van's post consisted entirely of comments about Kopins' scenes in mainstream movies. Moving the post that had the youtube clip and any posts that referenced the clip mostly would seem reasonable to me, but Van's post would have stood up perfectly fine without the original post, and hence it seems unreasonable to remove it. Is there some sort of 'fruit of the poisonous tree' doctrine going on here? |
| Pat Powers |
| Thursday August 16 13:40:29 2007 Re: Scene on the next Flash Gordon |
| RON wrote:
> Also some possible high teck bondage. Not possible, it DOES contain high tech bondage. In the pilot ep that is already aired, Dale Arden and Flash wear bulky futuristic cuffs with colored lights on them when they are brought before Ming. |
| Pat Powers |
| Thursday August 16 13:49:39 2007 West Coast Alert for The Vikings |
| The Vikings, airing right now on the Showtime Action Channel (digital cable), has a scene about halfway in of a cute slavegirl in stocks having an axe thrown at her by Kirk Douglas in one of those Viking tests of derring-do they used to do so derringly. It's not in the database, so I'm putting it here. Check your local listings, and the time I've given for the scene may not be all that accurate. There may be other scenes as well, I jsut happened across this one. |
| Pat Powers |
| Thursday August 16 13:59:43 2007 Re: Scene on the next Flash Gordon |
| Pat Powers wrote:
> In the > pilot ep that is already aired, Dale Arden and Flash wear > bulky futuristic cuffs with colored lights on them when > they are brought before Ming. To each their own, of course, but I hate that high-tech stuff. |
| Jeb |
| jebdel@yahoo.com |
| http://www.jebsadventurebound.net |
| Thursday August 16 14:02:09 2007 Re: Karen Kopins |
| Pat Powers wrote:
> > Yeah, but Van didn't post any youtube clips... Is there > some sort of 'fruit of the poisonous tree' doctrine going on here? The Mod has made it clear in the past that if he removes a post, he will typically remove all the replies, without necessarily checking to see how related they actually are. My guess is, had Van started a new post on the order of "Speaking of Karen Kopins," and mine had responded to that, they would likely not have been moved. But since our posts referenced the "offending" one, they went, too. |
| Jeb |
| Thursday August 16 14:05:39 2007 Re: Karen Kopins |
| It was still a nice scene with the chair tie and the lengthy delay with mmmmphing before the tape was removed |
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| Thursday August 16 14:54:03 2007 Re: Scene on the next Flash Gordon |
| Jeb wrote:
> To each their own, of course, but I hate that high-tech > stuff. > > http://www.jebsadventurebound.net I hate some of it, love some of it. When it's well done, imaginatively done, which means it makes the damsel look MORE bound and helpless, like the wall-sized stocks in Star Slammer, or the huge cuffs in "Caged Heat 3000" it's great. When it's badly done, like the exploding collars in "Deadlock" substituting for all other forms of bondage, it's terrible. I guess 'Birds of Prey" TV series is the worst offender, with its stupid "pain collars" for the mutant gladiatrixes. What were they thinking? Well, at least the bondage was consistent with how awful the rest of the series was. |
| Pat Powers |
| Thursday August 16 14:56:37 2007 Re: Karen Kopins |
| > It was still a nice scene with the chair tie and the
> lengthy delay with mmmmphing before the tape was removed I thought the crossed legs were a nice touch, too. |
| MA |
| Thursday August 16 15:58:36 2007 Knot's Landing |
| Who would that be? Captor portrayed by William Devane |
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| http://www.majorjohns.com/knotts_landing.rm |
| Thursday August 16 17:20:54 2007 Re: Knot's Landing |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> Who would that be? Captor portrayed by William Devane > http://www.majorjohns.com/knotts_landing.rm I'm thinking that this scene is not from Knot's Landing, but from the movie "Murder C.O.D.", and the damsel is Chelsea Fields. At least I *think* this scene is from that movie. Beena long time since I've seen it. |
| JP |
| japfeif@aol.com |
| Thursday August 16 18:27:21 2007 Re: Karen Kopins |
| Pat Powers wrote:
> Yeah, but Van didn't post any youtclips. > Is there > some sort of 'fruit of the poisonous tree' doctrine going on here? Can't say, I just went and found a post that answered Van's question |
| Jay L |
| Thursday August 16 18:27:45 2007 Re: Scene on the next Flash Gordon |
| Jeb wrote:
> It came on during last night's episode of Eureka. I > assume it was promoting the upcoming Flash episode, but I > wasn't really paying attention to the ad. Thanks Jeb. I taped the rerun of the pilot last night and a couple of hours around it and saw two trailer previews they are running. One is the next episode for Friday where Karen Cliche moves into Flash's apartment and the other is where a bunch of people are being led hands tied in front and Dale says something about "alien bondage" being fun or something. But neither trailer had a gag scene. So I'm really wondering what the heck trailer you saw and why it didn't run on the replay last night. I just hope it's Karen Cliche because I can't believe she never got a gag scene on Mutant X and Adventure Inc. |
| Thursday August 16 18:54:40 2007 Re: Birds of Prey |
| > I guess 'Birds of Prey" TV series is the worst offender, with its stupid "pain collars" for the mutant gladiatrixes. What were they thinking?
---- And that wasn't even the most egregarious omission in the series. "Sins of the Mother" *should have been* a bang-up scene. Guest star DiD was wish-lister Lori Loughlin as the retired Black Canary. And to prevent her "Canary Cry", rather ordinary hoodlums applied onscreen... a high-techy metal collar?! Methinks a low-tech harness ballgag would've been just as effective. To add salt to the wound, Loughlin spent a long time onscreen post-tied, wearing that silly collar. |
| Kinky-napper |
| Thursday August 16 18:56:18 2007 Re: Scene on the next Flash Gordon |
| (unsigned poster) wrote:
> neither trailer had a gag scene. So I'm really wondering > what the heck trailer you saw and why it didn't run on > the replay last night. You might see if they rerun Eureka over the weekend, since that's the show I was watching. Don't know if they include the same ads or not, but it could be worth a try. |
| Jeb |
| Thursday August 16 19:16:19 2007 Re: Scene on the next Flash Gordon |
| Jeb wrote:
> You might see if they rerun Eureka over the weekend, > since that's the show I was watching. Don't know if they > include the same ads or not, but it could be worth a try. Yeah, but if the scene itself runs Friday night, which it probably will, why would you need to waste time over the weekend checking for another preview? |
| Confused |
| Thursday August 16 19:57:30 2007 Raffish DiDClips updated |
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| Raffish |
| raffish@bondageparade.com |
| http://www.bondageparade.com/ |
| Thursday August 16 20:05:21 2007 Re: Karen Kopins |
| Van wrote:
> > With all due respect, Oh? I guess not much respect was due then. Oh well. > I'm trying to understand why the > thread went anywhere. Some guy posts a youtube link to a > scene from a MAINSTREAM MOVIE featuring a MAINSTREAM > ACTRESS, we all start *discussing* the MAINSTREAM MOVIE > and the MAINSTREAM ACTRESS, and the thread gets banished. Yep. I viewed the post as a thin way to circumvent the rule against posting video links. That applies to all video. It was NOT, as I've made clear, a follow-up to an on-going discussion. That should have started on Video. That fact that people started a discussion about it is why I moved it rather than deleting it. You are perfectly free to discuss it on Video. > Since when did the word "youtube" become > cooties made from kryptonite? Please, next time, look at > the content of the posts. How's about you NOT telling me how to run my damn page, huh bucko? *I* make the rules, and *I* moderate it. Not you or anybody else. |
| The Moderator |
| Thursday August 16 20:07:38 2007 Re: Karen Kopins |
| Pat Powers wrote:
> Moving the post that had the > youtube clip and any posts that referenced the clip > mostly would seem reasonable to me, but Van's post would > have stood up perfectly fine without the original post It made more sense to me to keep the whole thread together. You're free to disagree. |
| The Moderator |
| Thursday August 16 22:41:42 2007 Re: Karen Kopins |
| The Moderator wrote:
> How's about you NOT telling me how to run my damn page, > huh bucko? > > *I* make the rules, and *I* moderate it. Not you or > anybody else. Lighten up! When did the sorting hat put you in Slytherin? :-) As I recall, the Karen Kopins thread started with a JPEG image of Karen from "Once Bitten". The post seemed to be about calling attention to the unusual cross-legged pose. "One of the more unique chair ties." I didn't even notice the youtube link, and judging from a quick re-read of all the posts in the thread, you seem to be the only one who did, bucko. :-) <---Note smiley-face. |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.lovetied.com/dug/ |
| Thursday August 16 23:12:56 2007 Re: Knot's Landing |
| JP wrote:
> At least I *think* this scene is from that movie. Beena > long time since I've seen it. I've seen that movie, and the hero was Patrick Duffy from Dallas. |
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