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Is this how the jolly old elf unwinds after the holidays?

Merry Christmas!

Did you catch the Saving Grace episode in which Holly Hunter was handcuffed (nude) to her bed for an extended scene? It was hot as hell and a lot of fun, especially after her special friend Earl showed up.

I mention this because Chross’ Guide to the Spanking Internet has a currently functioning download link for the scene in question.

Irrelevant aside: I’ve loved Holly Hunter since Raising Arizona. To me, that’s a movie about voices; the narration makes the movie, and her drawl as the cop named “Edwina” is the perfect complement. So I laughed, long and hard, during the recent episode of Saving Grace when she asks a woman trapped in rubble “What’s your name?” Upon hearing the answer (“Edwina”) she says something like: “That’s a pretty name — I haven’t heard that name in a long time.”

Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:

• Strapping Sue To The Bed
• Headboards Are For Bondage
• Chewing Her Handcuffs

Isn’t this a most inviting bondage position?

I don’t think it takes much imagination to figure out exactly what Calico (or the man who put her in steel restraints) is inviting…

From Device Bondage (more here).

Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:

• Girl / Girl Bondage Pussy Licking
• Nose Ring
• Blowjob In Chains
• Spread Wide For Bondage Sex
• Abject Sex Bondage
• Heavy Iron Chains

Tied in a doorway? It’s a creative whipping position, you have to admit that:

The art is from Prison Camp Books #118: The Belgian Victim.

Elsewhere on Bondage Blog:

• Fascist Whipping
• More Nazi Bondage
• Nazi Bondage Porn

I’m not sure why cute girls gag themselves with bandanas to protest against war, but I’m sure I do not object:

I like this look on Jaelyn Fox’s face — she’s so focused on all the sensations she’s feeling that she looks lost to the outside world. It’s almost like a sad face — only, not:

From Sex and Submission.

We all know that the newspapers can’t write about BDSM without sneering — it’s their way of reassuring themselves that they don’t endorse any of the scary kink they are describing. And what else do print reporters like to sneer about? Why, the internet, of course — a fear reaction, since the internet is currently eating print publications and spitting out the bones like so much garbage. And what else? They love to sneer about television, that lowbrow upstart that stole the first half of the newspapers’ readership way back in the 1950s.

Which makes for a perfect storm of low-key sneering, when an Irish newspaper gets a chance to write about a TV show about BDSM and internet porn:

Meanwhile in RTE1’s Webs of Desire, Anna Nolan concluded her investigation of the internet’s sexual possibilities by revealing that “the web is a perfect medium for all sorts of contact” and that, in this regard “Irish people are no different from others”. Useful to get that learnt.

In furtherance of her noble probing on our behalf, she went along to a fetishist club and talked to a man who gave her the lowdown on BDSM, which is bondage discipline sado- masochism to you and me. He seemed a nice chap, though it was hard to concentrate on what he was saying because Anna had dressed for the occasion by donning a PVC minidress and fishnet tights. Very fetching she looked, too, if a heterosexual is permitted to say that about a lesbian ex-nun.

The BDSM chappie explained to Anna about dungeon masters who monitor the sessions to make sure that everyone’s alright and that “nothing gets out of hand” — a bit like a parish priest patrolling a dance floor in the old days, I suppose.

Then Anna interviewed a man whose face was hidden from us and who was described in an on-screen caption as “Individual Addicted to Porn.” This individual assured her that “the internet and pornography are made for each other”. The things you discover from RTE documentaries!