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| Saturday November 17 00:18:57 2007 Re: DIVAS in Distress |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > > > why be so fussy geez? That's what I do. |
| The Moderator |
| Saturday November 17 00:20:17 2007 Re: DIVAS in Distress |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > besides, i didn't know, i've only jsut started posting > here, won't do it again That's why I warned, rather than deleting. Having a whiny attitude when I cut you a break is a bad way to get future consideration. |
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| Saturday November 17 00:23:46 2007 Idea for a movie |
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| Saturday November 17 00:50:50 2007 Re: H's autograph caps |
| > He should post anything he wants that Brian allows. I > find it a little strange, though, that a grown man would > ask another adult to autograph a picture of herself tied > up. Ew. That's just me, though. And taping soap operas for the chance of someone ending up with duct tape on her mouth isn't strange? Lets face it, as hobbies go, ours is a little out there. |
| Anubis |
| http://www.anuvids.com |
| Saturday November 17 01:12:03 2007 Re: Friday Night Prime time TV - Murder Club |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Jay L wrote: > > **** Cindy is abducted from a crime scene by a young > man > > who needs her help. The abduction consisted of a desperate guy waiting inside her car, then pluuing a gun on her in order to compel her to listen to him describe his predicament. He let her go after he finished talking. |
| Hadji |
| Saturday November 17 01:14:01 2007 Re: DIVAS in Distress |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > Melina also was handcuffed (both hands cuffed in front > around the ring post) in OVW. If you somehow find the video of that, could you post the link on the video page? I dig stuff from OVW but this is even sweeter! |
| ACC |
| accasino@hotmail.com |
| Saturday November 17 07:39:07 2007 Re: RE; BONDAGED CELEBS |
| BARACK OBAMA wrote: > Hello fellow bondage lovers. Here's a question. What > acress or actresses still in her prime has yet to receive How about Meryll Streep, Julia Roberts and halle Berry. |
| Saturday November 17 09:10:23 2007 Bondage Philosophy 101 |
| Speaking of the good "H," I just noticed that he included the director commentary from the 1974 film "Lifespan" on one of his new DVDs. (Nice topless-'n'-panties onscreen tying, BTW.) I found it intriguing enough to deserve a transcript, so here goes. "My basic theory about bondage, okay, is that the reason men like to tie up women is because the women can't protect their breasts then, and the breasts are a life support form, so that, in a way, bondage is a desire for immortality. Now, I tried actually to pursue this line of business with the British censor who didn't want me saying that it was...and I got nowhere with them on that, but I do believe it's a sort of atavistic baby thing that you...it's a way of keeping the supply of milk around. So, on those grounds, I thought it was valid. And then, because I'd been interested in Crick and Watson and all of that and this was sort of really a sort of really a college humor type thing, I thought it would be fun to have him tie her up in a double helix knot, because the double helix is, you know, the way the commands to the body, how the body develops. It is the secret of life, which was the title of the film in French." Just so you know why you're weird. (Of course, there are other theories as well, but we'll save them for the next semester.) |
| Raffish |
| Saturday November 17 13:04:56 2007 Re: Bondage Philosophy 101 |
| Raffish wrote: > "I thought it would be > fun to have him tie her up in a double helix knot, > because the double helix is, you know, the way the > commands to the body, how the body develops. It is the > secret of life, which was the title of the film in > French." > Just so you know why you're weird. (Of course, there are > other theories as well, but we'll save them for the next semester.) Yes, I wrote an article about this bit of bondage from Lifespan, complete with diagrams and arrows showing who was the guilty party and so forth, and ... vidcaps ... plenty of vidcaps of Ms. Aumont being tied up. She ties up well. Check out the homepage link for evidence. And remember, it's for the sake of SCIENCE, man! |
| Pat Powers |
| http://www.bondagerotica.com/articles/lifespantinaaumontshibari/lifespantinaaumont.html |
| Saturday November 17 13:10:36 2007 Re: Bondage Philosophy 101 |
| Raffish wrote: > Speaking of the good "H," I just noticed that > he included the director commentary from the 1974 film > "Lifespan" on one of his new DVDs. (Nice > topless-'n'-panties onscreen tying, BTW.) I found it > intriguing enough to deserve a transcript, so here goes. > "My basic theory about bondage, okay, is that the > reason men like to tie up women is because Interesting theory and movie. I agree that our desire to see damsels in distress is probably embedded in our genes somehow. As an aside, the actress from Lifespan, the adorable and sexy Tina Aumont, passed away last year at age 60. She was also in "Modesty Blaise." I seem to remember a bondage scene in that flick also, but I may be mistaken. Anyway, may she rest in peace. |
| doug |
| doug5759@yahoo.com |
| Saturday November 17 14:33:13 2007 Re: Bondage Philosophy 101 |
| Pat Powers wrote: > Yes, I wrote an article about this bit of bondage from > Lifespan, complete with diagrams and arrows showing who > was the guilty party and so forth, and ... vidcaps ... > plenty of vidcaps of Ms. Aumont being tied up. She ties > up well. Check out the homepage link for evidence. And > remember, it's for the sake of SCIENCE, man! Heh...I should have guessed that you'd be on the case, Mr. Powers. (In fact, I kinda had you in mind when I did the transcription.) Nice work on the page. The director's quote might make a good addition, though if you go that route, make sure to remove my accidental doubling-up of the "really a sort of" part. (D'oh.) |
| Raffish |
| Saturday November 17 16:15:22 2007 Number of new Fall TV episodes left |
| Link has list of new episodes left this year because of writers strike. Bionic Woman is hit the worst with only 2 episdoes left, Chuck has 5. |
| http://community.tvguide.com/blog-entry/TVGuide-Editors-Blog/Ausiello-Report/Strike-Chart-Long/800026937 |
| Saturday November 17 16:47:34 2007 Stargate Atlantis |
| Previews show that McKay's sister is kidnapped. She has a sack over her head and her hands bound in front with rope. No episode this Friday, but will air on Nov. 30. Alert has been posted. |
| civil |
| Saturday November 17 17:09:14 2007 RBD |
| Will air on Univision at 2pm. We see the short brunette gal with her hans bound up at each side of the headboard. The one gal cleave gags her with a green cloth. There is also a tie around the waist and her feet apperat to be bound. The tyer and her boyfriend lay down next to her and start kiss as the bindee starts to struggle. Last only a minute. Scene occurs around the 30' mark, give or take. There was no scene of her getting tied up or getting free, only getting gagged. |
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| Saturday November 17 19:07:35 2007 RE: RBD |
| Cute scene but could anyone tell me what was going on there? It just confused me. Why was she bound and gagged? |
| Saturday November 17 21:04:18 2007 Comment on "Flash Gordon" and "Heroes" |
| The next episode of "Flash Gordon" includes a plot-line that is likely to generate some type of scene where the main female lead, "Dale", is restrained. The previews indicate that "Dale" is "taken over" by some alien entity and behaves "oddly". These types of plotlines often end up with the character being restrained to avoid them from hurting or otherwise injuring the "host", in this case "Dale". As regards the up-coming episode of "Heroes", I noticed that the preview shows the cheerleader looking as if in shock while an off-camera character, appearing as the father of the cheerleader, grabs a roll of duct tape. The cut-away, however, was so rapid that I would not be surprised if this was merely a device to introduce suspense and that the duct tape will not be used on the cheerleader, but perhaps someone else or for another entirely benign purpose. Mainstream shows seem to have a habbit of hinting at certain, um, "perverse", concepts only to back away quickly almost as if admonishing the viewer (and sometimes the character in question) for even having thoughts along those lines (when in fact the ideas were not truly perverse in that it's common enough for a wide audience group to "get it"). |
| Saturday November 17 22:27:19 2007 Re: DIVAS in Distress |
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This post was moved to The Trading Forum. Poster: (unsigned poster) Reason: Off-topic. |
| The Moderator |
| Saturday November 17 22:31:48 2007 Re: Comment on "Flash Gordon" and "Heroes" |
| (unsigned poster) wrote: > As regards the up-coming episode of "Heroes", I > noticed that the preview shows the cheerleader looking as > if in shock while an off-camera character, appearing as > the father of the cheerleader, grabs a roll of duct tape. The preview was for the final three episodes, so it may or may not presage what it on tap for next week. We know there will be tie-up for her and Kristen Bell (Electric Girl) from caps. Also, that wasn't her father, that was Bob, Kristen's father, which is good as it matches the caps. |
| Brian R |
| Saturday November 17 23:39:18 2007 Re: RE; BONDAGED CELEBS |
| > How about Meryll Streep, Julia Roberts and halle Berry. Halle got The Treatment in Introducing Dorothy Dandridge. |
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