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| Wednesday November 14 09:37:41 2007 Re: What type of gag makes a Damsel look the hottest ? |
| What about that tape that reaches the tip of the chin? |
| Wednesday November 14 10:19:40 2007 Re: What type of gag makes a Damsel look the hottest ? |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > What about that tape that reaches the tip of the chin? Would that be 4-inch fabric strapping tape as made by Elastoplast? Lovely stuff! |
| Mad Dan |
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| Wednesday November 14 11:10:19 2007 DevilmanUK |
| DevilmanUK's site is updated |
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| Stephanie |
| http://www.majorjohns.com |
| Wednesday November 14 20:24:32 2007 Re: What type of gag makes a Damsel look the hottest ? |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > What about that tape that reaches the tip of the chin? "That's hot." |
| Paris Hilton |
| Wednesday November 14 20:41:46 2007 Sabrina animated |
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This post was moved to The Trading Forum. Poster: mike Reason: Off-topic. |
| The Moderator |
| Wednesday November 14 20:52:02 2007 Here's a little theory. |
| My theory is about the prepondernece of white hankies used as gags in old black and white serials. I think it has to do with the fact they stand out very well in B&W. Admittedly, handkerchiefs were more common in the thirties and fouties than today, but it does make me think. Anybody have any info about this? Or any ideas of thier own about pristine white hankies? |
| Historian |
| historian64@hotmail.com |
| Wednesday November 14 21:46:11 2007 Autograph Updates |
| After a year, I finally got a new scanner, and added scans of 50 new additions to my Damsel Autograph collection. |
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| diddvd@yahoo.com |
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| Wednesday November 14 21:50:03 2007 Criminal Minds |
| Lady lying face down on a cot or bed. Only see her right hand and the leather cuff holding her hand down. Occurs at 35' or 37'. No gag. At 47' with better light, we see her again with better light but only her right hand again. Only a quick shot of the leather cuff. |
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| Wednesday November 14 22:13:28 2007 Re: What type of gag makes a Damsel look the hottest ? |
> Delbert wrote: > IMHO, there's nothing hotter looking than a strip of > sheer white adhesive over a DiD's lips with the lips or > lip outlines slightly visible underneath. Soooooooo > sexy!! Examples: Michael Michele and Lise Cutter in > "Dangerous Curves," Wendy Kilbourne in > "Midnight Caller," Mary Kate McGeehan (?) in > "Knight Rider." > Ive always found this type the most unattractive.I dont know why but its a complete turn off if I can see lips through the tape.Id much rather see plain old duct tape. |
| steve |
| steve@boundunderduress.com |
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| Wednesday November 14 22:34:21 2007 Re: sarah michele geller |
| I think everyone here is forgetting that she did have a gag scene in All My Children .... so she did have the treatment before .... when she won the daytime emmy ... In that scene she was bound in a basement to a post and gagged very effectively .... |
| smg fan |
| Wednesday November 14 22:47:06 2007 Re: Here's a little theory. |
| Historian wrote: > My theory is about the prepondernece of white hankies > used as gags in old black and white serials. I think it > has to do with the fact they stand out very well in > B&W. Admittedly, handkerchiefs were more common in > the thirties and fouties than today, but it does make me > think. > Anybody have any info about this? Or any ideas of thier > own about pristine white hankies? Handerchiefs weren't just "more common" in the thirties and forties, they were virtually a required part of the daily costume for all adult males. If you weren't a laborer on your way to or from your place of work, you were expected to be wearing a suit and tie (with hat), with a crisp, white hankie in your jacket pocket. The bottom line is, hankies were ubiquitious. What else would the gangster or thug-about-town use to gag a damsel? To test your theory about gag contrast, I suggest a systematic survey of serials, by genre. I'm betting you'll find *Western* damsels usually run afoul of the ubiquitious calico bandana, but urban damsels encounter white hankies. :-) |
| Van |
| vvvan@earthlink.net |
| http://www.restrainedtastes.com/van/ |
| Wednesday November 14 22:55:01 2007 Re: sarah michele geller |
| smg fan wrote: > I think everyone here is forgetting that she did have a > gag scene in All My Children .... Wrong. |
| Wednesday November 14 23:31:45 2007 Re: sarah michele geller |
| smg fan wrote: > I think everyone here is forgetting that she did have a > gag scene in All My Children .... so she did have the > treatment before .... when she won the daytime emmy ... > In that scene she was bound in a basement to a post and > gagged very effectively .... No gag in that one. Which was too bad, considering there was a wedding or something like that going on upstairs. Gag would have been logical. But alas...a decade and change had to pass for her to finally be mouth muffled. (Not counting Scooby Doo, cuz nobody here does, I'm sure) Gag Spelled Backwards |
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