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RE: Cold Play - 2/7/2008 3:13:20 AM   
Sasy


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Status: offline 		Extreme cold plays  could put some one with even mild arthritis into  days of pain that  wouldnt remotely be out weighed by the short pleasure

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RE: Cold Play - 2/7/2008 6:41:13 AM   
Aubre


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Status: offline 		Here's something to think about. Go to the grocery store, to the frozen produce section. Feel the textures of the bags of frozen food. You are shopping for textures within the bag, not the food itself, you don't care about eating it. You aren't even going to open the bag.
When you find a food with a particularly interesting texture, buy it, go home and throw it in the freezer. Remember, you won't be taking the food out of the bag.

When playtime comes, I suggest tying your sub up spread eagle, facing front or back, then take the frozen food bag and apply it to them in a preferred way. You can rub it on them, or as a different feeling way of percussion, perhaps drop from a distance on their butt (icy thud!)
or some other body part (do use common sense). Maybe frozen peas will feel like a sack full of icy BBs, or frozen green beans a sack full of frozen tiny riding crops. A little imagination can go a long way.

Now excuse me I must get to Sam's to get a value pack of frozen brussell sprouts.

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RE: Cold Play - 2/7/2008 10:55:23 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Aubre

Here's something to think about. Go to the grocery store, to the frozen produce section. Feel the textures of the bags of frozen food. You are shopping for textures within the bag, not the food itself, you don't care about eating it. You aren't even going to open the bag.
When you find a food with a particularly interesting texture, buy it, go home and throw it in the freezer. Remember, you won't be taking the food out of the bag.

When playtime comes, I suggest tying your sub up spread eagle, facing front or back, then take the frozen food bag and apply it to them in a preferred way. You can rub it on them, or as a different feeling way of percussion, perhaps drop from a distance on their butt (icy thud!)
or some other body part (do use common sense). Maybe frozen peas will feel like a sack full of icy BBs, or frozen green beans a sack full of frozen tiny riding crops. A little imagination can go a long way.

Now excuse me I must get to Sam's to get a value pack of frozen brussell sprouts.


Very nice idea, thank you :-)

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RE: Cold Play - 2/7/2008 11:36:26 PM   
Honsoku


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Status: offline 		Various thoughts;

Toss a water filled bra in the freezer. Watch how it's positioned though. Might need to sacrifice a couple round fruits of the appropriate size for the cause.

Sopping wet clothes, especially soaked with cold water, are vicious.

Don't forget ice packs. Lots of them have velcro for easy positioning.

The feet and head are both extremely important to a person's overall sense of warmth.

Take a cooler or thermos in the car to store things in.

Crushed ice is great for filling objects and irregular shapes.

To get something really cold, mix ice and water. Ice by itself leaves too much space since it is a solid, and water by itself will warm around the heat source. Mix the two and agitate periodically and the water will stay very close to 0º C until the ice is gone.

Alcohol and salt water have has a lower freezing points than plain water. Use with caution, as this means that they could cause frostbite a lot more easily.

If you have some arts and craft abilities and are feeling really evil: Have her form fit a mouth guard, cast a mold of the mouth guard, pour water into the mold and freeze that. This will create a piece of ice in the shape of the mouthguard, which in theory, will form fit to her teeth. Sensodyne be damned!

For the really ambitious, look up endothermic reactions. Cold on tap.

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RE: Cold Play - 2/8/2008 6:20:02 AM   
Maynard


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Status: offline 		yeah the routine the OP suggested sounds dangerous.  Maybe it is fine for fantasy or an idle threat, but it is not realistic.

Would a frozen butt plug have a similar reaction to the anus as a tongue would have to a flagpole in the winter?

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RE: Cold Play - 2/8/2008 7:54:01 AM   
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RE: Cold Play - 2/8/2008 9:11:49 AM   
Aubre


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Status: offline 		All I am saying is give Peas a chance.

I have decided to call the fetish of using bagged frozen vegetables in play as "Peabagging".
You may thank me now.

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RE: Cold Play - 2/8/2008 9:57:14 AM   
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RE: Cold Play - 2/8/2008 2:31:48 PM   
Honsoku


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ORIGINAL: Maynard

yeah the routine the OP suggested sounds dangerous. Maybe it is fine for fantasy or an idle threat, but it is not realistic.

Would a frozen butt plug have a similar reaction to the anus as a tongue would have to a flagpole in the winter?


Theoretically yes, any frozen object could have that effect where there is moisture present, however the occurrence and severity depends on the specific heat of the material. Metal has a very high specific heat, while plastic has a low one. So the metal plug is more likely to freeze moisture that it is contact with and stay frozen longer. If a plug does get stuck, all you have to do is wait for it to thaw as there is nothing keeping the plug from warming up. This is unlike the flagpole scenario, in which the pole is being kept cold by the ambient temperature.

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RE: Cold Play - 2/9/2008 1:08:44 AM   
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ORIGINAL: subtee

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I can't imagine why no one is talking about Naked Snow Angels.



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RE: Cold Play - 2/9/2008 11:46:28 AM   
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Status: offline 		Instead of a bathtub filled with water, a cold shower with cold water fro the refrigerator poured over her as a final rince. 

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RE: Cold Play - 2/9/2008 11:48:36 AM   
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RE: Cold Play - 2/9/2008 11:53:26 AM   
sweetwenchie


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freeze grapes, thread onto string, insert into whichever orifice takes your fancy.
missle pops, frozen bananas, etc
Take a condom, fill with water, place inside empty cardboard tube from paper towels, freeze... 
Someone above mentioned naked snow angels, fun and leave interesting shapes behind, especially if made to do them face down. 

Sooo many possibilities with cold play

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RE: Cold Play - 2/10/2008 9:51:37 AM   
shigglyboom


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Status: offline 		I love cold play! With a foot of snow outside, what can't you do? Favorite tool of vanilla sadists - think face washes and snow down your back as a kid.... Walk to the mailbox barefoot. Stuff shoes, bra or panties with snow. Jump from a warm tub into the snow and back. Stand with private bits exposed against a frosted or open window. Snow wrestling. An icicle rubdown.

Just read up on hypothermia first. You do NOT want to deal with that.

Noah's girl makes the most beautiful snow angels....

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RE: Cold Play - 2/10/2008 10:03:51 AM   
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I can't imagine why no one is talking about Naked Snow Angels.


With golden halos?     


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RE: Cold Play - 2/10/2008 2:50:22 PM   
Noah


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ORIGINAL: KatyLied

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I can't imagine why no one is talking about Naked Snow Angels.


With golden halos?     



That's a start.

How about Golden Auras?

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