June 14th, 2011 -- by Bacchus
Japanese Watermelon Eating Contest
Eating contests in Japan are more entertaining than the US variety:
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My mind boggles at the iterative possibilities of such a scenario. I actually like the absence of physical bonds, I find self-restraint (being told not to move, and not having anything to strain against) sexier than actual bondage.
The starkness, background color, lighting, and composition remind me of the artist Andrew Wyeth’s work.
Or maybe it’s the subject matter…
http://www.artn...num=1
Just out of sight, at least four feet away, there is a small dish on the floor into which she is to spit the seeds. For every seed that misses the dish…
Tabitha, I LIKE to way you think!
Thank you Dr. Whiplash, smiling innocently, tell me does your name refer to a common auto accident injury or does it speak of other more nefarious ventures on your part.
…raising one eyebrow…
It has more to do with the quirt, the paddle, the flogger, the crop, the knout, the tawes, the strap, etc.
But it is also meant as an adianoeta or entendre, so you are correct on both accounts.
Again, I DO like the way you think!
“adianoeta”…sighs heavily, it’s all Greek to me.
…raising other eyebrow, and looking over his shoulder to see if Bacchus is approaching with a bucket of cold water…
Er… Greek eh?
Um, yes, a culture known and appreciated in antiquity for it’s many contributions to various areas of the furtherance of society, which I heartily salute to this very day.
Among the varied disciplines held in high esteem by the ancient Greeks, were a firm belief in bearing all assaults, and in the energetic pursuit of a happy life of boundless joy.
The Greeks believed that it was dangerous to fear too many sensations and that pleasures of the mind could exceed the physical pleasures. According to Epicurus, with whom a person eats is of greater importance than what is eaten. It was believed that the greatest pleasure to be found could perhaps be derived via relations…
Tabitha, Dr. Whiplash, get a room. Preferably one with a full toy box and an active webcam.
[…] no overt BDSM in this photo. But doesn’t she eat watermelon like a slave girl […]
Dave, I like the way you think too!
Oh, and Justin, you might appreciate the absence of physical bonds found in THIS photo, and Bacchus, you might appreciate the smile on the model…
kinkydelight.com/kinky/whip-collection.jpg
Dr. Whiplash, you can’t hotlink photos at Kinky Delight, you’ve got to link to the url where they appear:
http://kinkydel...tion/
I’ve taken the liberty of delinkifying your 404 URL, hope you don’t mind.
DELINKIFYING…delinkifying? My inner inner etymologist may have just suffered a minor stroke.
@Dave – OK we’ll get a room and a camera, but we need a two way feed, I want to see your reactions also.
@Bacchus – I apologize for getting a better carried away in your comments section, Justin made me do it and I couldn’t restrain myself.
LOL, I’m sure you can get him to restrain you instead.
The problem with self restraint, is tying that last knot…
Well, that and sudden intense nose itches, household cats that suddenly find your testicles fascinating, unexpected house fires, and forgetting that you gave your mother a house key, so she could drop something off, in case she came by and rang the bell and didn’t find anyone answering…
Besides, who’s going to take the pictures?
Psst… someone nudge Justin, and let’s see what else we can get her to do…
Sniffs daintily…given the proper introduction and preparation you may, as you so gallantly put it, get “her” to do many things.
However one must never forget that “her” is a lady, that she has a name and that she expects to be treated as such.
I think I can safely say that in this I speak collectively for all of the “hers” on viewing this blog.
Bacchus, I don’t mind at all. In fact, I’m sorry that my inadvertent error caused you any trouble.
Tabitha, I never assumed you to be anything but a lady, and I certainly meant no offense. My lighthearted tongue-in-cheek “aside”, was merely an apparently unsuccessful attempt at a bit of levity, and not at all meant to be at your expense by the way, but rather quite to the contrary, my motivation was due to the interest that your comments had piqued.
It was more a genuine hope not to have to lament your dormancy.
As for proper introductions, you at least know the origins of MY name, let we know nothing of the significance of YOUR moniker… *he hinted with yet a third raised eyebrow*
If you are a long-time frequent reader of this blog, you will probably know that I am generally a champion and defender of women and their rights and dignity (see my FIVE comments here for instance: http://www.eros...-you/
This is fairly representative of who I am and I hope that serves as a better introduction on my part. Now how may I know YOU…?
Actually Dr. Whiplash I must say that my apologies are due to you and the other readers of this fine blog, I was to say the least feeling a bit witchy (all spelling options apply).
As for the “the significance of YOUR moniker…”
Tabitha is of course not my real name, I am sure you would agree that using my real name would be several kinds of suicidal.
As for it’s origins, first of all it is reflective of my gender. I am an avid role player, Tabitha Carter was created to play in an online play by email group based in a StarGate Universe. She was a distant relative of one of the original canon characters, Samantha Carter. She was one of the few characters that I used that was actually based on me. I liked her so although the game eventually collapsed I kept her.
That’s my story and I am sticking to it…again please except my apology and I promise not to comment ever again while hung over.
@ Bacchus, sorry about using your comment section for personal chit-chat, I will refrain from doing so in the future, but there was no other way to offer my apology…standing in the corner being a good girl now.
Note to Tabitha:
Apology accepted.
As for your act of contrition, it would be more meaningful on my part if there was a visual confirmation that you were indeed, “standing in the corner”…
Psst… Tabitha?… nobody’s still following these postings are they? Here’s how true it is that it is indeed ALL Greek:
Google these terms (at the same time): greek oltissis ethos xanadu dragonfly