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RE: Appropriate punishment suggestions - 1/3/2012 11:13:45 AM

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Isnt anyone gonna ask why theres a pic of a dead deer in the thread openers photo lol... Messed up

Dinner?

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RE: Appropriate punishment suggestions - 1/3/2012 10:51:40 PM

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I was testing sub's limits for receiving oral pleasure, and I was enjoying myself immensely when he used a safe word because it was "too intense." Suggestions for appropriate punishment?

Ok, this thread has gone astray long enough. No one else seems willing, so I am going to take matters in hand.

IntriguedLynn I suggest you should Extend the fingers of your right hand and then flex them at the knuckles about 20 degrees to form a shallow cup shape with your hand. Then position your arm so the forearm is vertical and the upper arm is horizontal. I think you should swing your arm rapidly and forcefully to bring your cupped palm to your right cheek, suddenly. I think you should pretend that your cheek is about a foot further away than it really is, in order to easily achieve a good follow through. Done right, you should be able to generate an audible "Pop!" when your hand contacts your cheek. Then, rapidly reverse this motion to bring the back of your hand into contact with your left cheek. Again, pretend your face is further away than it really is, in order to achieve a good follow through. Repeat these steps several times.

Once you are sure you have gotten the point across, call your man into the room and order him to strip. And then, ...JUMP HIM! Jump him thoroughly, roughly and even angrily. Try to frighten him at least a little. Whatever you do, don't let up on him until you absolutely HAVE to. And THEN, ...FORCE him to jump you. You're a Dominatrice. I'm pretty sure you know about this sorta stuff. So I'm not gonna jostle your elbow.

That should take care of that. My work is done here. I'll see you folks a little further up the road.

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RE: Appropriate punishment suggestions - 1/5/2012 9:25:55 PM

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Laughing my ass off.
Thanks Frosted Flake.

Oh - and the profile pic, WTF. If it were handcuffs or a goth heart or what the f-ever else why care? I killed the nubby buck with 1 shot through the heart. I ate it.

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RE: Appropriate punishment suggestions - 1/5/2012 10:10:30 PM

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A pleasure. Anytime you need more good advice, PM.

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RE: Appropriate punishment suggestions - 1/6/2012 6:18:36 AM

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I have a harder time seeing an animal killed than a human tortured.
Consent is the key word for me.

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Oh - and the profile pic, WTF. If it were handcuffs or a goth heart or what the f-ever else why care? I killed the nubby buck with 1 shot through the heart. I ate it.

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RE: Appropriate punishment suggestions - 1/6/2012 6:36:47 AM

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Laughing my ass off.
Thanks Frosted Flake.

Oh - and the profile pic, WTF. If it were handcuffs or a goth heart or what the f-ever else why care? I killed the nubby buck with 1 shot through the heart. I ate it.

Sure you did. What did you use? Ammo? From how far?

Signed, chick from Maine that has actually shot deer and thinks you are full of shit. Oh, and would never do it again. just a little fyi.

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RE: Appropriate punishment suggestions - 1/6/2012 9:16:29 AM

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I am guessing it forgot to safeword in time.

Holy cow now I have latte all over my damn desk, not just the monitor, not just the keyboard, but everywhere,
LaT thankyou!!< LMAO
oh I needed that :)

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RE: Appropriate punishment suggestions - 1/6/2012 8:43:35 PM

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And I noticed she didn't answer my question either...shocker.

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RE: Appropriate punishment suggestions - 1/8/2012 6:18:51 PM

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And shooting and killing and posting it as your profile is something to be PROUD of???

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RE: Appropriate punishment suggestions - 1/8/2012 7:16:25 PM

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And shooting and killing and posting it as your profile is something to be PROUD of???

A lot of hunters who dine on their prey are proud of their kills and take photos, often with them in the shot with their kill.

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Deer - 1/9/2012 9:47:52 AM

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And I noticed she didn't answer my question either...shocker.

I had not been on the boards...
I took 3 deer that day from about 30 yards, using a Winchester 30-06.
There were many more deer that day, but I only take what I am confident is a clear, clean shot without suffering. I only harvest for consumption and, as my grandmother taught me, I always say a prayer thanking both the deer and the Lord for providing for my family.
I did the same when I farmed animals for meat as well, chickens, geese, ducks, goats, pigs & much more. Myself, I prefer to eat meat that I know had good life. My farm raised animals were generally free-ranged and always well-loved both during their life and after.

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RE: Deer - 1/10/2012 2:53:57 AM

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intriguedLynn
I took 3 deer that day from about 30 yards, using a Winchester 30-06.
There were many more deer that day, but I only take what I am confident is a clear, clean shot without suffering. I only harvest for consumption and, as my grandmother taught me, I always say a prayer thanking both the deer and the Lord for providing for my family.
I did the same when I farmed animals for meat as well, chickens, geese, ducks, goats, pigs & much more. Myself, I prefer to eat meat that I know had good life. My farm raised animals were generally free-ranged and always well-loved both during their life and after.

She talks the talk. Where do the eggs you eat for breakfast come from? Fair is fair.

I shot a deer. Once. And ate him. As much as I like to shoot, I don't like to shoot living things. On the other hand, the deer I shot had a better life and a cleaner death than the meat in my freezer, now. In the absence of predation (that is what wolves are for, and we shot them) deer would literally breed themselves to starvation. In the process they would strip the woods and praries bare, affecting the other animals, severely. This includes cattle, sheep and horses. And you. Properly regulated, there is nothing morally wrong with hunting. As long as you eat it.

Trophy hunting IS wrong. Because it takes the best animals out of the gene pool, which is exactly the opposite of what predation used to do. Interestingly, photos of dead trophy animals are a lot more acceptable to the general public than photos of dead food animals.

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RE: Deer - 1/10/2012 3:22:48 AM

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In the absence of predation (that is what wolves are for, and we shot them) deer would literally breed themselves to starvation. In the process they would strip the woods and praries bare, affecting the other animals, severely. This includes cattle, sheep and horses. And you. Properly regulated, there is nothing morally wrong with hunting. As long as you eat it.

What did you do with the dead wolves?

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RE: Deer - 1/12/2012 4:48:55 AM

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In the absence of predation (that is what wolves are for, and we shot them) deer would literally breed themselves to starvation. In the process they would strip the woods and praries bare, affecting the other animals, severely. This includes cattle, sheep and horses. And you. Properly regulated, there is nothing morally wrong with hunting. As long as you eat it.

What did you do with the dead wolves?

I wrote my Congressman and elicited his support for Wolf relocation and protection.

Yes, I know that is not the question you asked. Your question doesn't deserve an answer.

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RE: Deer - 1/12/2012 5:11:04 AM

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That makes me happy :)