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| Friday August 15 00:39:56 2008 Re: Sin Senos no Hay Paraiso - alert |
| Dextor wrote: > Sin Senos no Hay Paraiso airs at 9:00p.m. Central time on Telemundo. Once again, thanks Dextor. Terrific scene. Lots of OTS carrying. For those catching West Coast showing, scenes pop up around 3min, 15min, and 52min approx. There was also one smokin' hot chica wearing boots and the tightest pants I've ever seen. I had to do a double-take because for a second I thought she was bottom-less. She gets a little manhandled, but that's about all. I thought for sure when the guy was on top of her, he'd put his over her mouth or something. How she wriggled free wearing those pants without ripping them is almost a big a mystery as how she squeezed into them in the first place. |
| MadFish |
| Friday August 15 00:51:33 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph!" |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > FOr dramatic, I would have to say Monica Bellucci in > Irreversible, for obvious reasons. Yeah, that's a rather intense (almost too much so) use of the mmph. There are some other handgag scenes with excellent use of mmph. One that immediately comes to mind is Linda Darnell's lengthy handgag scene from No Way Out (not the 1980s Kevin Costner flick, but the 1950s Sidney Poitier thriller), which is one of the best handgag scenes of all time. The mmph in No Way Out is good, though a bit quiet compared to the incredible mmphing of Tamlyn Tomita in Karate Kid II. In fact, this is the quintessential mmph scene as far as I'm concerned. A third scene with great use of mmph is the 1990 Spanish film Las Edades de Lulú, which features a young Javier Bardem with a firm handgag on a very cute Francesca Neri. The movie's subject matter lends itself to good bondage scenes, and there should be enough mmphing with the aforementioned handgag as well as an OTM gag and tape gag with packing (that both occur on screen) to please almost everybody. |
| Ice Cream Man |
| Friday August 15 01:24:52 2008 MORE BONDAGE FUNNYISMS |
| Hey Bondage Bastards! A few more funnyisms for you. If the baddies had Nicole Eggert tied up they could taunt her by saying "Your more like Nicole Egg-Head now, arn't you?:-- If Tea Leoni was tied up she would be "Tied leoni". If carol alt was tied up the baddie could say ' looks like you have no ALT-ernatives Ms. Alt' ha ha ha , ho ho, he he. I just kill me sometimes!! |
| DAVID GAGHERMAN |
| Friday August 15 01:46:57 2008 Whats your favorite way to tie someone up |
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| The Moderator |
| Friday August 15 03:23:47 2008 Re: Jenna Fischer kidnapped (sort of) |
| There's another video there. Nothing really interesting, Rainn throws some rope at Jenna and tells her to tie herself up, but she just carries the rope into the car. Still funny though. I have high hopes for this to lead to something, but I'm not expecting much. |
| Missedids |
| Friday August 15 03:48:57 2008 Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph?" |
| Well, I don't know whether it was meant as dramatic or comedic-it was hard to tell sometimes with that show-but I'm surprised no one here has mentioned Mädchen Amick's famous "Twin Peaks" scene. You know-the one where Piper Laurie finds her and responds to her mmphs with the priceless line, "I can't understand a word you're saying. You have a thing in your mouth." See what I mean about not being able to tell? |
| Fettershackle |
| Friday August 15 06:40:27 2008 Re: Cabin by the lake |
| Lugie wrote: > Has anyone seen the mistake on it? It's pretty funny if > you ask me. If you have a copy of the video, do watch it. > when they are walking on the bridge thing to go onto the > boat... both of them have lost their shoes, but a few > seconds later, from a different angle, you see one of > them still wearing one heel then losing it. > Anyone ever notice that? I think if you watch a scene enough times you inevitably start to spot these minor continuity errors. I remember watching theRobin Dearden scene from Knight rider so many times on video way back. When her captors first put the crash helmet on her head the ends of the tape gag go underneath the sides, but in later scenes you can see one corner sticking up where she was obviously ungagged and regagged between takes. I think her camera which is laying beside her early on, dissapears at one point as well BTW, what is Ms Persins gagged with in that Weeds pic? Is that a bra? It's certainly novel but it's not the least bit flattering |
| Moxx of Balhoom |
| Friday August 15 07:41:18 2008 Jewel Staite getting b&g |
| I found this story/interview with Jewel Staite quite interesting from an interview at Comic Con as I think most everyone else here will agree. It comes in 2 parts as she talks about some upcoming bondage for her character on Stargate, Dr. Keller. http://io9.com:80/5034908/why-is-jewel-staite-always-in-bondage-we-asked-her |
| PW |
| Friday August 15 08:37:12 2008 Re: Weeds -- Elizabeth Perkins gagged |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Hadji wrote: > > > the gag makes her look bad, > > This is an understatement. > What a bummer! Is that a bra?! in her mouth? LOL |
| M7 |
| Friday August 15 09:46:10 2008 Heaven and Earth |
| Browsing through Raffish,I have to admit that this is one of the few scenes that I didn't like.The three actresses being tied up is okay.However,I thought the whole scene was very nasty.Had a look at the imdb,and wasn't sure if it was a true story.Just the tied up part was good enough for me! |
| David |
| Friday August 15 10:03:49 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph?" |
| Fettershackle wrote: Lucille Ball with her apple gag in Amateur Hour episode of ILL. |
| Lou |
| Friday August 15 10:09:35 2008 two obscure |
| OK....here're two that are for completness only...but do exist. There were scenes for both Maureen McCormick (marcia, marcia, marcia) and Milo Kunos (70's show) in which they were bound shoulder to foot and even had to hop around a bit. In That 70's Show there a show where Fes is trying to get everyone to come to his singing recital. That particular show is notable for all of the cut-away dance scenes with glitter and fancy costumes...anyway...in one of the cut-aways there's a montage of the group papering the house of the music teacher...if you watch real close theres a scene where Milo Kunos is wrapped up completely in toilet paper and jumping around. Doesn't last long before she breaks it all away. Then.. last night I was watching some horrid reality thing call Gone Country 2...I;m not sure what the theme was...but it mostly consisted of some country singer named John Rich assigning task to a group of celebrities that included the likes of Dee Snyder, Bobby Brown, Maureen Mccormick, etc, etc. AT one point there a scene where one of the celebrities has used a lasso to rope Maureen Mccormick from shoulder to ankles and has her hopping around the floor (no kidding)....however....Maureen, like a good many of us, has aged.....a lot. So its not a very...inresting scene...but it does exist, |
| Friday August 15 10:24:35 2008 Re: Jewel Staite getting b&g |
| PW wrote: > I found this story/interview with Jewel Staite quite > interesting That is the finest interview I've ever heard. Completely natural and up front. Loved that. She mentions a scene in "Season 4." Any info on that? How was it? |
| doug |
| doug5759@yahoo.com |
| Friday August 15 11:48:37 2008 Faux Gag in the Olympics |
Not really bondage but a nice looking faux gag for swimmer Natalie Couglin |
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| Friday August 15 14:20:04 2008 Re: Jewel Staite getting b&g |
| I don't watch normally Stargate but from what I understand she is talking about an episode where she was bound only and not gagged. I think she is one of those who uses the term "bound and gagged" as a catchall for any tie-ups. Bitterly disappointing. |
| Friday August 15 14:44:34 2008 Re: Jewel Staite getting b&g |
| Q: So I understand that Dr. Keller gets tied up in the woods in like every other episode of Stargate. What's up with that? A: Yeah, I don't know what that's about. In season four, I was kidnapped and bound and gagged. This year, it's happened to me twice so far. And I just read yet another script where I am again bound and gagged. I don't know what I did. Q: Is there a site somewhere where they're charging five dollars a minute? Is it a fetish thing? A: Maybe that's what it is. I'm starting to wonder. It's a fetish thing. And it's the same writer every time that writes the episode where I'm being kidnapped. Maybe he likes seeing me dragged through the woods. I don't know what's going on. And you know what? I don't question it. I guess. At least he's writing for me. |
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| Friday August 15 14:47:32 2008 Re: pencils |
| If you watch the episode, the gag is explained (she puts a pencil in her mouth and mmmphs a bit) |
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| Friday August 15 14:49:25 2008 Protesters arrested at DisneyWorld |
| Found this picture of Snow White getting arrested at DisneyWorld. If the picture shows up, check the gals on the left and look how the cops ziptied her hands. |
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| civil |
| http://www.foxnews.com/images/418069/0_61_081408_disney_320.jpg |
| Friday August 15 15:06:43 2008 C Angels |
| 3 kidnappees - only one hand-tie Lame |
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| Friday August 15 15:25:53 2008 Re: Sin Senos no Hay Paraiso - alert |
Is this scene on-going? Or was that the end of it? |
| KEVIN |
| Friday August 15 15:38:37 2008 Re: Jewel Staite getting b&g |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > I don't watch normally Stargate but from what I > understand she is talking about an episode where she was > bound only and not gagged. I think she is one of those > who uses the term "bound and gagged" as a > catchall for any tie-ups. > Bitterly disappointing. Checked the DB for Jewel Staite and I'm not seeing anything aside from her entry for Firefly. Anyone got any info on this one? And I'm hope she actually isn't lying about the upcoming season - I've never been a fan, but I've been dying for her to have a real scene since Firefly. |
| Goten |
| Friday August 15 16:01:46 2008 Re: Faux Gag in the Olympics |
| > Not really bondage but a nice looking faux gag for > swimmer Natalie Couglin Nice scene from GSG9 a while back about B&G American female swimmers |
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| Friday August 15 17:30:49 2008 Re: Sin Senos no Hay Paraiso - alert |
| KEVIN wrote: > Is this scene on-going? Or was that the end of it? Should be more. The villian gagged her again in their last scene. |
| Friday August 15 17:35:03 2008 Odd Bondage Scene |
| Just watched Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horrors - Brief and disgusting scene in the second story - Basically, a spoiled redneck kid and his Paris Hilton wannabe wife take over an appartment complex inhabited by old black war vets. After incidents of racism and murdering their nurce, the black war vets want revenge. After roughing the guy, they tape him up and take him upstairs where we find his paris hilton wannabe tied to the bed. After some conversation, they put a gas mask on her connected to a vacuum full of cavier dog food. They reverse the vacuum so the food goes into her. Some mmphing and great facial expressions until her belly explodes. |
| Liz |
| Friday August 15 18:25:36 2008 Re: This and that and nothing in particular... |
| Fettershackle wrote: > "tweens"-Stephenie Meyer's vampire-and-werewolf > If not, would anyone care to speculate as to whether it > would be a result of a generational shift since the > heyday of Nancy Drew? After all, she was the product of > writers who had grown up during the silent-serial era, > watching the likes of Pearl White get it week after week. Along these (tie)lines, it was a bit heartening for me to find a graphic novel recently called "Yoko Tsuno - The Prey and the Ghost." I'm listing that title with an old guy's memory, so it may be spelled wrong or in the wrong order one way or another... but anyway. It's a very Nancy Drew-ish mystery about a girl (maybe 13 - 15?) solving a mystery at a Scottish or English castle. I'm not sure on the details because I didn't but it yet. It's $11.95 and the comic shop owner is one of those who loudly discourages customers from taking more than a ten second look at the interior of any of the books. But the cute asiatic heroine is B&G on the cover and inside near the climax. Not in any sort of erotic way, just the old-fashioned "This should put a stop to your snooping, my dear" sort of manner. Anyway, a small sign perhaps that the "Teen sleuth who occasionally gets tied up for her trouble" genre is not completely extinct. It is listed as book #3 in the series; no idea if the earlier ones had scenes in them. By the way Fettershackle, just wanted to say that I really enjoy your "This, that, and nothing in particular" posts. I appreciate everyone's contributions here, but yours just seem to have that little extra je ne sais quoi (or something like that), as those Canadians say. |
| Cinch |
| Friday August 15 19:13:33 2008 Re: Weeds -- Elizabeth Perkins gagged |
| M7 wrote: > (unsigned poster) wrote: > > Hadji wrote: > > > > the gag makes her look bad, > > > This is an understatement. > > What a bummer! > Is that a bra?! in her mouth? LOL Well, exactly. The gag is clearly being used for humorous effect, and should be judged on how funny it is. I found it mildly funny, but not uproarious, so I guess it was kinda effective but not great. I thought Julie Brown did a better job with the greatly oversized ballgag in Plump Fiction. |
| Pat Powers |
| Friday August 15 19:15:03 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph!" or gag-talk |
| Kinky-napper wrote: at I'm partial to: > Use of "Mmmph" (Comedy category): > Judea Brittain in "Beach Fever" (1987) > Use of Gag-talk other than Mmmph (Drama category): > Elizabeth Montgomery and Mary Ann Hagan in "With > Murder in Mind" (1992). I haven't seen either scene, what made the memorable to you? |
| Pat Powers |
| Friday August 15 19:17:59 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph!" |
| MadFish wrote: > Favorite comedics: > Sandra Nelson in Taking the Falls I haven't seen that one, what made it good? > Favorite dramatics: Andrea Sawatzki in Das Experiment, Another one I missed. What made this one stand out? |
| Pat Powers |
| Friday August 15 19:21:29 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph!" |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > FOr dramatic, I would have to say Monica Bellucci in > Irreversible, for obvious reasons. Yeah, I agree with the poster who said it was too intense. Rape scenes that are too realistic aren't any fun, because real rape isn't any fun if you're normal. The fantasy rapes like the ones in romance novels are much more entertaining. That theyu are nothing like real rapes is beside the point. That said, some great mmphing from Ms. Belluci. |
| Pat Powers |
| Friday August 15 19:58:24 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph!" |
| Pat Powers wrote: > The fantasy rapes like the ones in romance novels are > much more entertaining. "Fantasy rape" is an oxymoron. It's impossible to fantasize about something being done to you against your will. How can you want something that you don't want? |
| John Quincannon |
| Friday August 15 20:35:32 2008 Re: Jewel Staite getting b&g |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Q: So I understand that Dr. Keller gets tied up in the > woods in like every other episode of Stargate. What's up > with that? > A: Yeah, I don't know what that's about. In season four, > I was kidnapped and bound and gagged. This year, it's > happened to me twice so far. And I just read yet another > script where I am again bound and gagged. I don't know > what I did. > Q: Is there a site somewhere where they're charging five > dollars a minute? Is it a fetish thing? > A: Maybe that's what it is. I'm starting to wonder. It's > a fetish thing. And it's the same writer every time that > writes the episode where I'm being kidnapped. Maybe he > likes seeing me dragged through the woods. I don't know > what's going on. And you know what? I don't question it. > I guess. At least he's writing for me. I just consulted the voluminous Scene Database and could not locate any Entries for Jewel Staite bound and gagged in any episodes of any "Stargate" series. Have these episodes aired yet? I would be astonished if one of the regular contributors to this message board neglected to compose Daabase Entries for the episodes mentioned in the interview. It seems as though she is at least somewhat intrigued by bondage, since she contemplates aloud why so many episode scripts call for her being bound and gagged. Her speculation that it may be related to a fetish is stated in a facetious manner, so she may be somewhat amused by being bound and gagged. Her sense of humor indicates that she is a good sport about it. |
| Hadji |
| Friday August 15 20:54:12 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph!" |
| John Quincannon wrote: > Pat Powers wrote: > > The fantasy rapes l > "Fantasy rape" is an oxymoron. Ok, let's end this right now. |
| The Moderator |
| Friday August 15 21:35:33 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph!" |
| Pat Powers wrote: > Pat, my good man. Sometimes when you post... {Sigh} This is one (though I don't speak German) that appeared a scientist lady was studying people playing prisoners and prison guards. It got out of hand. Andrea Sawatzki put on a good show. I may still have the passaround clip I sent you. I'll look for it. Bet you say "ah yeah" ;) |
| Jay L |
| Friday August 15 21:45:33 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph!" |
| Jay L wrote: > Pat, my good man. Sometimes when you post... {Sigh} Arrgghh. Posted before done! Pat, "Taking the Falls" was a humourous local TV Series and I sent you that too. I'll see if I can find that clip.. You'll go "Ah yeah" Wow, I feel like the catcher walking to the mound and discussing signals with Pat. ;) |
| Jay L |
| Friday August 15 21:57:37 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph!" |
| > > Pat, my good man. Sometimes when you post... {Sigh} > Arrgghh. Posted before done! > Pat, "Taking the Falls" was a humourous local > TV Series and I sent you that too. > I'll see if I can find that clip.. You'll go "Ah > yeah" Here Pat, my buddy Raffi has up what I taped for you guys. (Homepage Link) - scroll down to clip links. See Pat, we got our signals crossed but Goldglove Raffi made a great play to first... "Got Him!" ;) |
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| Jay L |
| http://www.bondageparade.com/search.cgi?collection=jay;page=5 |
| Friday August 15 22:23:26 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph!" |
| I'm a big fan of the gagtalk in "Once Bitten" Karen Kopins was one the cutest ever tapegagged heroines. |
| Snowcat |
| Friday August 15 22:43:23 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph!" |
| Jay L wrote: > Pat Powers wrote: > > > Pat, my good man. Sometimes when you post... {Sigh} > This is one (though I don't speak German) that appeared a > scientist lady was studying people playing prisoners and > prison guards. It got out of hand. Is it Das Experiment? Where the lady prisoner gets her foot stepped on by a guard and mmmphs/screams in horrible pain? |
| Friday August 15 22:58:08 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph!" |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: ... Lynda Carter trying to tell the guy there was a bomb ... ________________________________ Bob Nielsen wrote: ... Loni Anderson telling Lynda "I've got a knife" in the "Getting in Shape episode of "Partners in Crime." ________________________________ The gags for Loni & Lynda were very thin so her words were clear. |
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| Rich |
| bindherupx@yahoo.com |
| http://bindherupx.net |
| Friday August 15 23:46:04 2008 Re: Best dramatic or comedic use of "mmph!" |
| Snowcat wrote: > I'm a big fan of the gagtalk in "Once Bitten" > Karen Kopins was one the cutest ever tapegagged heroines. She was gorgeous. Her acting career seems to have declined preciptiously. She was cast as one of the quartet of heroines in "Angels '88", a television show whose pilot never aired. While she was bound and gagged in the movie "Once Bitten", she was sitting in a chair with her legs crossed! This is incngruous, since it indicates a relaxed state of mind; a woman who is bound and gagged in a state of captivity should be anything but relaxed. The indignant sounds she makes through her gag enhanced my enjoyment of the scene. It is hilarious how she is attempting while gagged to communicate to her dorky boyfriend to remove her gag before he unties her. |
| Hadji |
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