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Termyn8or -> RE: I build bondage equipment to sell (3/14/2007 11:00:58 AM)
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I have had two ideas I would like to see limplemented. I'll contact you on the other side when the ideas coalesce a bit more in my mind, but in short :
One probably wouldn't be too hard, a bondage chair that resembles a kid's car seat. With a similar restraint of course that covers most of the torso and chest. This would of course fasten in the back though. Wheels might be nice as well, as long as the occupant's limbs cannot reach the floor.
Another idea, much harder to implement would be a fucking machine. This would be harder to explain as well, but I'll try. There are foot rests, very little else to support her except the foot rests. Once the occupant is seated, the operator pulls a lever which drops the foot rests away, and the occupant has nothing to grab to lift off the machine and therefore can't get off of it. All upright components are designed so they can't be used to lift oneself off the seat.
Now this means all the weight goes on the seat, so the design is going to be tricky. It has to be comfortable.
I think it is at Ripley's down in FL, there is a chair that once you sit in it you can't get out without assistance. Gravity and leverage do the trick. Dialbolical I say, DIABOLICAL ! So this would operate on similar principles. Once the footrests drop, there is nothing to grab on to, and the occupant will stay put.
I think the really strong and agile might be able to extricate themself from the chair, and the same would probably be true for this device. But that would be a small segment of the population.
In fact maybe the chair could be made that way too ........
Quick sidebar about the chair at Ripley's, I wonder how they came up with it. Possibly an old guy in a farmhouse that is no longer level, a chair of a certain design that has "drooped" structurally or something like that. The kids "Gramps always needed help to get out of that chair". Then they sit in it and find out they can't get out if it either ? Something like that. Or did some evil genius who knows alot about anatomy and leverage concoct the thing one night ?
Most ISPs provide some webspace, you should probably look into using it. A quick (yeah right) phone call might get you the info on how to use it. I can't really help you because I use AOL for that purpose and it is totally different. I'm not even sure how much space I have, it might be like 140MB, and it is $10 a month because I do not connect through them. Even if you only get 10MB, a 500K JPG is pretty big. The nice thing about using your ISP provided webspace is that there should be no banners, popups, nothing like that. Your page is your page. Writing the page is a piece of cake, and if you can't do it I can send you the old version of Aranchnophilia which makes it easy. It is portable and incredibly fast because it was written for a 486, in fact I ran it on a 486. Very small too, fits in an email easily.
The thing I can't help you with is the actual uploading.
It is (as you know now) against the rules to put a real email address in here, but you can put in a link to your page which could have your email on it. It's a [mailto] tag, and they click on it it should open the viewer's default email program, if any. If they use strictly web-based email, nothing works.
Really, if you want to put it out there, gather up the pics, scan them or whatever and get writing a page. Tell you what, I'll show you a page now that was extremely easy to write, and looks OK, just doesn't have anything fancy in it.
http://members.aol.com/zzyzzwicky2/thebelt.htm
When you view it, in IE go to View>Source. I know on alot of pages you do that and you see all kinds of gobbledy gook, but it doesn't have to be that way.
You look at my page and you can see it is not that hard, if you got windows you do it in Notepad if not a webpage editor, in fact, that time I did. You just rename the file to have the HTM extension, then it is a webpage.
Then there are tricks to get yourself found, like by Google. Once the page is up, put the full URL into the search box. It won't find it otherwise the first time. Do it a bunch of times and eventually you will have a web presence. Some search engines also have a submittal department.
If you want some help writing a page you could contact me, or better yet, post it in OTD. I read it all the time, and there are others who might have some ideas.
T
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