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Here’s a bit of fantasy art (perhaps a watercolor on a vintage document?) of how a vintage Italian report card should have been designed:
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The artist is Titti Garelli, and there are more of these here.
We’ve seen this notorious Lupus Films caning block before — here, here, and here — but never such a vivid facial reaction to its dubious charms:
(Fans of such details will note the discretely placed chamber pot behind the screen to her rear.)
Now let’s zoom in on that anguished face, shall we?
The wages of sin, she finds expensive, today.
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Two women, one belt:
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This spanking cartoon is from the August 1959 issue of Gaze magazine:
Bethie does not really approve of this sort of thing, but I’ve always considered the tender “inner thigh” strike zone of the cane in this picture to be a perfectly acceptable target for light canes, riding crops, or similar sting implements of all sorts:
It’s especially fun if you appreciate good yelping.
From this shoot at Sex and Submission.
This spanking artwork is attributed to Marcantoine Raimondi and dates to the early 1500s:
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In which Haron returns home and opines hopefully about Abel’s fashion choices:
No sooner than we made it back from the airport and had some food, he innocently said:
“Do you like my new belt?”
I looked. And closed my eyes, to see if the monstrosity would go away if I blinked. And then I looked again. The belt was still there: the thickest, widest strip of leather I’ve ever seen, liberally decorated with massive metal studs. With a belt like that, Abel would have been welcome at a hard rock festival. He was clearly delighted at having sneaked in a purchase like that while I wasn’t looking.
I honestly told him that the belt suited him very much. And that I was sure it was purely decorative.
It turns out that “purely decorative” was excessively optimistic.