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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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| Friday October 21 00:27:01 2005 Re: Cleau Duvall taped - extensive DVD vidcaps on fansite |
| Tape Fan wrote:
> Just found a fan site for Cleau Duvall, which features > extensive DVD vidcaps from her only scene in > "Niagara, Niagara". Tape Fan, thanks a lot for that link. Notice the amount of views that the pictures of her bound and gagged got compared to all the rest! |
| Tapemaster |
| km574@yahoo.com |
| Friday October 21 05:04:11 2005 Re: Damsels in Vehicles |
| moxx of balhoom wrote:
. > > I can recall an episode of British > series "The Chinese Detective" back in the > 80's great scene!!!! fond memories! thank moxx |
| rocky |
| Friday October 21 12:30:13 2005 Re: Blue Heelers |
| Next week's episode:
"Meanwhile Susie is unable to hide her fury when Alex overrides her decisions in the field again and Kelly's stalker prepares to strike again." |
| Friday October 21 13:57:56 2005 Site Update |
| Included some pictures of interest on the latest update..Select the above URL scroll down to Site #6 Update enjoy the pictures if you care to visit.Pictures from the latest Law and Order..Episode: Demons.. |
| Wayne |
| http://community-2.webtv.net/wayne3750/doc/ |
| Friday October 21 21:21:55 2005 Re: Adhesive tape |
| I recently inherited (literally) a roll of the kind of tape probably used to gag the damsels in the famous "Okavango" double kidnap scene.
The original package and label are missing, as I believe some of the tape has been used for its true purpose of surgical strapping, but I think it is the stuff manufactured by Elastoplast (who make all kinds of medical dressings)and sold under that name even outside the UK. Some of us ancient diehards still call it sticking plaster. It's a creamy off-white fabric, three inches wide, quite thick, with a different, anti-fraying, weave at the edges. No tearing it off, obviously; good sharp scissors or a knife are needed to cut it to length. A narrow dark yellow line is printed along the centreline of the non-sticky side. The adhesive, off-white like the cloth, is on the OUTSIDE of the tape on the reel, so that it can be rolled straight onto the patient. It sticks tenaciously to the reel, but has quite a low tack when first applied to the patient. However, after a few minutes it has fused to the skin and is hard to pull off, leaving a thick sticky residue and a smarting sensation. The slow grip is probably why the bad guy smooths the tape over Michelle Scarabelli's face so lovingly. Unlike duct, parcel, insulating and so many other tapes, this is specifically designed to stick well to human skin for a long time, and should therefore make a reasonably effective gag. The fabric is not as stretchy as the name would suggest, but it does yield and conform perfectly to skin contours. The lip shapes clearly visible in the Okavango and a few other rare scenes indicate that this, or a very similar, tape was used. I think Camille Coduri wore a flesh-coloured variant of this material over her mouth and eyes in "A Touch of Frost". She looked almost faceless, quite weird. |
| Mad Dan |
| http://www.whitelord.ath.cx/dansdidnts |
| Friday October 21 21:46:15 2005 Blindfolded Technology |
| Nice to see this creep into Technology Rags. |
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| Malcolm |
| malcolm_bond@excite |
| Friday October 21 21:59:23 2005 Re: Adhesive tape |
| Mad Dan wrote:
> I think Camille Coduri wore a flesh-coloured variant of > this material over her mouth and eyes in "A Touch of Frost". She looked almost faceless, quite weird. The girl in The Black Panther also had the same flesh colored tape. Too a passerby it would appear that she wasn't gagged at all because of the way it conformed to her face, but looked real good up close. |
| Anubis |
| http://www.anuvids.com |
| Friday October 21 22:44:23 2005 Re: Adhesive tape |
| Mad Dan wrote:
> The slow grip is probably why the bad > guy smooths the tape over Michelle Scarabelli's face so > lovingly. Maybe, but it's just nice to lovingly smooth any kind of tape gag over a pretty girl's face. The experience must be savored. :) |
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