Heather has been sent to an old-fashioned punishment dungeon for the crime of being hostile and unreceptive to her husband. At first, as you can see, she’s sneery and unconcerned:
However, a lot of her sneers go away once she has a good set of whip stripes and a cock down her throat.
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According to an 1880 history of the United States, “in Massachusetts a scold was sometimes gagged and placed near her door.”
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Pastafarianism is the satirical religion espoused by members of the Church Of The Flying Spaghetti Monster, who appear to be having great fun lampooning more traditional religions. One of their sacraments is to pose (or attempt to pose) for official photographs while wearing a colander on their heads, which they claim is religious headgear and thus permitted under any set of rules that would allow, say, a Sikh’s turban. The most recent success in this regard was had by a Pastafarian in Oklahoma, who successfully got her driver’s license printed up showing her with her colander on her head:
Of interest to Bondage Blog readers is the news photo of our intrepid Pastafarian. In addition to the collander, she’s also wearing someone’s collar:
This almost looks like an illustration John Willie might have drawn, but it’s not. Instead, it decorated the “pillory” entry of an 1897 dictionary:
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From an 1874 book about an infamous jail: The New York Tombs; its secrets and its mysteries.
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In taverns all around the seven seas, there are rumours of a lusty pirate who is pretty careful about keeping his female captives collared and tied when he’s not busy playing with them:
And when he does play with them, he’s not above using the cold and dangerous steel of his dirk to make her nipples hard, as casually as you or I might use an ice cube. The fine ladies line up to walk his plank, so they say…
Pictures are from Blue Blood.
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