Flashing Again
A little more public nudity
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Gagged and Grinning
After the last few rather brutal photos here’s one that is simply charming.
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Frogtied
A frogtie is sort of like a hogtie, except that instead of going “Oink!” the victim goes “Ribbit!”
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Helpless
I’m happy to say that if you google “Lacey Field Nude” almost all the hits on the first page are my photos.
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Cuffs and Chains
A cage and handcuffs because you can never have too much metal bondage.
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Naked Girl Prisoner
Don’t you love the look on the face of a girl who has just been handcuffed?
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The Joy of Bondage
This is, I think my most stolen photograph. I think it must be the magically photoshopped number of the beast on the door. It’s turned up on all sorts of porn and news sites. which the model was not too pleased about. If you do steal this photo, at least give me a photo credit and a link back to this site, OK?
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Buy Me, Master
Their style of flirtation was peculiar.
“How beautiful thou art, O Maryam!-what eyes!-what-“
“Then why,”-would respond the lady-“don’t you buy me?”
“We are of one faith-of one creed-formed to form each other’s happiness.”
“Then why don’t you buy me?”
“Conceive, O Maryam, the blessing of two hearts-“
“Then why don’t you buy me?”
and so on. Most effectual gag to Cupid’s eloquence! Yet was not the plain-spoken Maryam’s reply without its moral. How often is it our fate, in the West as in the East, to see in bright eyes and to hear from rosy lips an implied, if not an expressed, “Why don’t you buy me?” or, worse still, “Why can’t you buy me?”
Sir Richard Francis Burton visits an Egyptian slave dealer
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Bit Gag
Would you like something different in your mouth?
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Strip Search
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court ruled by a 5-to-4 vote that officials may strip-search people arrested for any offense, however minor, before admitting them to jails even if the officials have no reason to suspect the presence of contraband.
“Every detainee who will be admitted to the general population may be required to undergo a close visual inspection while undressed,” Justice Kennedy wrote, adding that about 13 million people are admitted each year to the nation’s jails.
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