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JeffBC -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 10:33:15 AM)

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ORIGINAL: Madame4a
Great thread LP...

I agree although damnit now I'm gonna need to actually go to a non-MAsT leather event and check it out. So long as I keep Carol on a really short leash no harm will come of it and perhaps my opinions will be changed by... you know... actual experience.




Salinedion -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 10:38:28 AM)

Both the left and the right politicized AIDS and mis-stated risks. Both thought it was the end of the world.

I think Leather is eternal for its defiant directness. Willfully sexual about piss, filth, and a boot at the neck, it's a dose involuntary truth serum. Whatever your first reaction is, you're probably stuck with it. That's also why practically nobody wants to open that box.

And some respect for a living Leather Man Landmark:

The Leather Man on Christopher Street outfitted the scene back in the day and is still churning out artisan pieces at Stock Room prices. To visit them is to fall down the time tunnel back to 1978. My bride tried on one of those biker caps (we'd just seen The Night Porter) in the store. "Old guard"?, I asked the guy (older than me, even) behind the counter. "You really should make her earn that", he said. We bought some tee shirts instead. It's their thing, and as long as the last living 100 or so players can keep it a little pure, we'd call that a good thing.




Madame4a -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 10:41:17 AM)

Go to a contest... in a bar.. with 99 gay leathermen .. and you and Carol... now that's a leather event.. *grin*




LadyPact -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 10:42:14 AM)

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Great thread LP... as a Leather Dyke... I adore that 1) you did not in fact get crucified (Greedy notwithstanding) and 2) people seem generally curious rather than dismissive or overly critical...

I made about a million comments in my head and am coming too late to this now.. but nice.. well done...


I don't know what's up with My formatting today.

Thank you. I do think it went rather well and people did ask some interesting questions. Of course, that has much to do with the participants, rather than the subject matter. As you know, other threads on the topic of the leather lifestyle have flopped on the boards or gone in a negative direction, so I'm glad to see that didn't happen here.




LadyPact -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 10:49:29 AM)

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I agree although damnit now I'm gonna need to actually go to a non-MAsT leather event and check it out. So long as I keep Carol on a really short leash no harm will come of it and perhaps my opinions will be changed by... you know... actual experience.

I've been telling you that for quite some time. I just have to get you to take the plunge. LOL.

Truthfully, you won't have to worry about Carol. Please keep in mind what I said in a prior post. You're not going to find other leather people telling *your* slave what to do. Of course, if you want to keep her on the leash just for fun, a leather event is a perfect place to do that.




GreedyTop -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 10:51:17 AM)

Greedy notwithstanding?

OK, granted that LadyP was FAR more tolerant of a known twatwaffle than I would have been....

and I know LadyP well enough to know that she would have let me know if she had an issue with me.




LadyPact -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 10:54:54 AM)

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Both the left and the right politicized AIDS and mis-stated risks. Both thought it was the end of the world.

To a lot of people, I'm sure it seemed like it at the time.

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I think Leather is eternal for its defiant directness. Willfully sexual about piss, filth, and a boot at the neck, it's a dose involuntary truth serum. Whatever your first reaction is, you're probably stuck with it. That's also why practically nobody wants to open that box.

And some respect for a living Leather Man Landmark:

The Leather Man on Christopher Street outfitted the scene back in the day and is still churning out artisan pieces at Stock Room prices. To visit them is to fall down the time tunnel back to 1978. My bride tried on one of those biker caps (we'd just seen The Night Porter) in the store. "Old guard"?, I asked the guy (older than me, even) behind the counter. "You really should make her earn that", he said. We bought some tee shirts instead. It's their thing, and as long as the last living 100 or so players can keep it a little pure, we'd call that a good thing.

Yeah. Caps especially tend to be considered "earned" leather. Not particularly something you shop for with the recipient.




GreedyTop -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 10:55:59 AM)


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ORIGINAL: LadyPact

quote:

I agree although damnit now I'm gonna need to actually go to a non-MAsT leather event and check it out. So long as I keep Carol on a really short leash no harm will come of it and perhaps my opinions will be changed by... you know... actual experience.

I've been telling you that for quite some time. I just have to get you to take the plunge. LOL.

Truthfully, you won't have to worry about Carol. Please keep in mind what I said in a prior post. You're not going to find other leather people telling *your* slave what to do. Of course, if you want to keep her on the leash just for fun, a leather event is a perfect place to do that.



yep. Viiscious Valentine ca. 1998-1999, first meet with a femtop (I drove from TN to IL to hang with her, never having met F2F prior). it is still one of my besetes memories EVAH! I had SUCH a great time there, and never once were my boundaries violated.




Madame4a -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 11:00:57 AM)

wow Greedy.. Vicious Valentine... so long gone... I haven't heard it mentioned in so long...




LadyHibiscus -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 11:02:52 AM)

Good and ghastly memories from VV... Chicago parties were good, FALLOPIA's were the best!




Madame4a -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 11:04:57 AM)

and... I now realize I used to know the organizers.. wonder whatever happened to MJ




GreedyTop -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 11:06:50 AM)

omg, yeah, MJ was mega awesome!!




LadyHibiscus -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 11:08:04 AM)

And Suttles was so...not! [;)]




GreedyTop -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 11:08:27 AM)

*grins




Madame4a -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 11:17:00 AM)

oh but she was... Lord Suttle... LOL..OMG.. I remember her when she lived in Jersey...

I so wonder what happened to them...




LadyHibiscus -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 11:18:12 AM)

I met her before she was a total dick!!




GreedyTop -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 11:19:18 AM)

I loved MJ.. so people oriented. We met for half a minute, and that was all it took.. I was greeted by name afterwards.

meh. some folks haz people skills, some don't.




Moonlightmaddnes -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 11:23:00 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Salinedion

Both the left and the right politicized AIDS and mis-stated risks. Both thought it was the end of the world.

I think Leather is eternal for its defiant directness. Willfully sexual about piss, filth, and a boot at the neck, it's a dose involuntary truth serum. Whatever your first reaction is, you're probably stuck with it. That's also why practically nobody wants to open that box.

And some respect for a living Leather Man Landmark:

The Leather Man on Christopher Street outfitted the scene back in the day and is still churning out artisan pieces at Stock Room prices. To visit them is to fall down the time tunnel back to 1978. My bride tried on one of those biker caps (we'd just seen The Night Porter) in the store. "Old guard"?, I asked the guy (older than me, even) behind the counter. "You really should make her earn that", he said. We bought some tee shirts instead. It's their thing, and as long as the last living 100 or so players can keep it a little pure, we'd call that a good thing.



Oh I remember my mother explaining away her cruel behavior by saying the risk of him infecting my children are just too high. I try to remember they knew so little back then, but still he was her brother. He was sick and dying. All he wanted was to say goodbye. Funny that even back then when being gay was a shame and not accepted like it is now no one in my family was ashamed of him. It was simply well of course Sam is gay we all knew that from when he was 10 years old. It was the aids that made them all ostracize him.




Madame4a -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 11:25:26 AM)


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ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus

I met her before she was a total dick!!



I didn't know there was such a time...




LadyHibiscus -> RE: Coming for the slaughter (7/9/2012 11:27:59 AM)


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ORIGINAL: Madame4a


quote:

ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus

I met her before she was a total dick!!



I didn't know there was such a time...



SHE WAS ACTUALLY FUN!! Yes, it's true. MJ was always great. Suttle... climbed onto her own pedestal and the lack of oxygen muddied her brain, I guess.




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