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JohnDelahoya -> Vise Grips (1/2/2011 2:27:24 PM)
Other masters... what's your experience with vise grip pliers? I am an extremely dominant sub with some completely limitless subs. I enjoy bringing them to new levels of pain, but do not want to cause permanent tissue damage. Have any of you used vise grips? How do you protect the body tissue whilst drawing out the pain?

Kana -> RE: Vise Grips (1/2/2011 2:31:08 PM)
Vice grips work great on lower labia. Snickers At least, that's what one of us thinks. The other thinks pliers should never be among the items found in a bag o doom or that they should be rapidly lost....

JohnDelahoya -> RE: Vise Grips (1/2/2011 2:54:32 PM)
Well, I did not clamp them on, but closed them with the gapp wide and then screwed them down firmly to the labia and put one into each of my sub's hands and duct taped the hands to the visegrips. mad her pull the labia apart and spanked the clit and vulva with a plastic attachment from a Shop Vac. She needs to be steady with the hands. I just want her pain to be excrutiating, bud don't want her to pull out a chunk of her pussy. How do you do it?

Kana -> RE: Vise Grips (1/2/2011 3:06:55 PM)
I never said it wasn't excruciating She sure screamed like it was....

JohnDelahoya -> RE: Vise Grips (1/2/2011 3:08:55 PM)
Did it cause permanent physical injury? I wailed on that pussy with a plastic tube extender for a shop vac. Worried that she might actually rip her pussy lips off. Ever use a shock collar?

OsideGirl -> RE: Vise Grips (1/2/2011 4:11:14 PM)
Shock collars shouldn't be used around the neck. And most experts recommend that you don't use anything electric above the waist.

JohnDelahoya -> RE: Vise Grips (1/2/2011 4:49:13 PM)
I was thinking about nipple shocking, and clit / pussy. YOu're deranged, so you've been around a bit... Any experience with vise grips?

DesFIP -> RE: Vise Grips (1/2/2011 5:27:53 PM)
The left nipple is right above the heart. Connect a circuit between both nipples and you can easily interrupt the heart rhythms causing death if you don't happen to have an automatic defibrillator on hand. And what is a dominant sub, btw?

JohnDelahoya -> RE: Vise Grips (1/2/2011 7:11:00 PM)
Not a dominant sub, a dominant SOB. Sorry for the confusion.

myunitnl -> RE: Vise Grips (1/3/2011 2:02:40 AM)
I have used vise grips during my CBT sessions......used to squeeze the testicles....mmmmm...try it....Myunit

Focus50 -> RE: Vise Grips (1/3/2011 12:23:35 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: JohnDelahoya Other masters... what's your experience with vise grip pliers? I am an extremely dominant sub with some completely limitless subs. I enjoy bringing them to new levels of pain, but do not want to cause permanent tissue damage. Have any of you used vise grips? How do you protect the body tissue whilst drawing out the pain? I use them all the time - just NOT on humans.... If you mean the hardened chromium steel variety vise grip most mechanics carry in their tool kit, then I'd find them about as appropriate to use on a human body as oxy-acetylene equipment or a chainsaw. Sure, they'd be painful - but there are MUCH BETTER ways.... The pressure you'd have to screw them up to just so the grip holding it to soft tissue such as a nipple is greater than its own weight making it fall off would most likely cause permanent damage. For all the things you can clamp to a body to cause pain, it's just irresponsible and even insane to go industrial strength. Think smaller! Focus.

LadyConstanze -> RE: Vise Grips (1/3/2011 12:26:10 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Focus50 Think smaller! Focus.[/font][/size][/color] Psst, he's ginormous [:(]

OsideGirl -> RE: Vise Grips (1/3/2011 6:35:43 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: JohnDelahoya I was thinking about nipple shocking, and clit / pussy. YOu're deranged, so you've been around a bit... Any experience with vise grips? "nipple shocking" could cause heart arrythmia. And no.

OsideGirl -> RE: Vise Grips (1/3/2011 6:36:59 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Focus50 If you mean the hardened chromium steel variety vise grip most mechanics carry in their tool kit, then I'd find them about as appropriate to use on a human body as oxy-acetylene equipment or a chainsaw. Sure, they'd be painful - but there are MUCH BETTER ways.... That pretty much sums up Master's feelings as well.

Darkfeather -> RE: Vise Grips (1/4/2011 2:21:51 PM)
For purely informational purposes, a shocking collar can hurt, A LOT. Depending on the model used, it is meant to deliver a pulse of deterrence from as small as a dog or cat, up to large farm animals. The pain, or level of shock is adjustable and obviously the more powerful the more it hurts. As for their safety, there are a lot of misconceptions about electrical play above the waist. Yes it is dangerous, but only in specific circumstances, not as a general rule. The most obvious evidence for this are two easy examples. First the shock collar, if it was dangerous for electrical play above the waist, the shock collar would kill your poor dog, not scare it away from the invisible fence. The second examples are the taser and stun guns. These devices deliver massive electrical shocks to the human nervous system, and I am sure when the need arises to use them, care is not taken to aim below the waist. But in all cases of people being stunned or tased, there has not been a case of fatal heart arrhythmia or any other major complications (based solely on the current delivered). Generally, it is fatal when a matching wavelength of current passes pretty much through the heart (axially), or of such a high enough current that death by electrocution comes along with stopping the heart.

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