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Take one pretty girl — in this case, Ruby Knox:
Add an unfinished concrete wall, some plastic cable ties, and a black bag over the head:
Uh-oh… Is this porn? Because it’s starting to look uncomfortably like something “ripped from the headlines”, as they say on Law and Order.
Maybe the next picture will rescue us from this modern cognitive dissonance:
Ahh, that’s MUCH better. It’s porn. Definitely porn. From Sex And Submission, even.
Only a fool relies too heavily on wisdom from the fantasy world of John Norman’s Gor, but some little tidbits match my experience. Such as these two:
“A Gorean saying has it, that a lashed slave is a hot slave.” — from Fighting Slave of Gor
“She who writhes best under the lash, so say the Goreans, writhes best in the furs.” — from Savages of Gor
If you enjoy the idea of spanking someone while they have a butt plug inserted, you’ll like these two galleries from Bi-Spanking:
Butt Plug, Cropped Pussy, Paddled Ass
Two Girls, Two Anal Plugs, One Heavy Oak Paddle
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This kinky medical spanking comes from Taboo Magazine, the March ’04 edition. The photographer is Jo Hamar, and sadly, this reduced crop doesn’t do justice to the gaudy splendor of the fetish latex outfits and equipment in use:
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Oh, dear. Somebody’s bottom is in big trouble:
Alert reader JC was kind enough to send in this link, about a dance craze in the Ivory Coast that’s inspired a national appreciation of bigger-bottomed girls, so much so that there’s now a brisk trade in bogus bottom-enlarging creams:
A national dance craze in Ivory Coast has spawned a black market in treatments claiming to increase one’s bottom size.
The dance in question has been inspired by DJ Mix and DJ Eloh’s hit song Bobaraba, which means “big bottom” in the local Djoula language.
When it plays you can be guaranteed that the dance floor will be packed with people shaking their derrieres.
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While the dance has been embraced by both sexes, DJ Mix says it was inspired by women.
“We made it as a tribute to women, because African women are defined by the shape of their bottoms,” he says.
“Move your bottom, jump, you see, it’s alive.”
Kady Meite, one of his dancers, says the song is a message for women.
“There are women today with large bottoms who are embarrassed, so it’s to say don’t be ashamed – be comfortable,” she says.
JC embellishes:
I couldn’t stop myself extrapolating the possibilities… I imagine a “spanking stall” down the street from the happening night clubs that promised a little sensuous swelling to passersby would do quite a lot of business.
The riding crop, the shiny boots, the abject kneeling — if it looks to you like something out of a bad WWII novel with Nazi villains, it’s because it is.
Or, at least, that was the marketing hook — apparently the book for which this was the cover (something called Blood on the Rhine) did not fully live up to the lurid character of the cover art.
Link via Erosblog: The Sex Blog.
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