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grlneedstolearn -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/27/2007 6:47:39 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: mistoferin Whew....and here I thought he was inquiring about playing with explosives! i did to, that's why i'm glad that LA knows what people talk about or at least have a very good idea of what is being said, so thank you LA for being the intrepertor (spelling)

Aswad -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/27/2007 11:16:09 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: mistoferin Whew....and here I thought he was inquiring about playing with explosives! That was my initial thought as well. A few seconds later, I thought it might be about fire play inside bodily orifices. I figured it would be an interesting topic either way, so here I am [:D]

Aswad -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/27/2007 11:17:38 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: AquaticSub I wonder if anyone has ever made a small, tampon shaped explosive... Yes. That was before I got into BDSM, though. Edit: I just realized I should also probably point out that it was at no point inserted into any body cavities, or indeed into anything living. Given the context and all.

tade -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/27/2007 11:23:16 PM)
So if you light the tampon string does the PMSing woman explode???

velvetpetal -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/27/2007 11:41:39 PM)
PMS... the P means Pre...meaning BEFORE.... a woman who has PMS.. is showing the symptoms mostly caused from hormonal changes..that occur BEFORE. So thus.. a woman that has PMS... wouldnt have any tampon strings TO light.

Elorin -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/27/2007 11:54:57 PM)
Deborah Addington teaches a class titled CunningTorments: Female Genitorture at BDSM seminars and such. I was delighted to attend one of her presentations. In it she recommended that if you are going to do ANY application of foods, oils, jellies, anything like that to the mucous membranes (asshole, pussy, mouth) that you have the neutralizing agent on hand. She gave a verbal list which I did not completely transcribe. She has published a book under the same name, but I can't find a good place to buy it. One might presume that information was in said book. Regardless, knowing how to stop the burn of ginger, capcaizin, oils, etc is a good piece of information to have before you start this kind of play. My favorite piece of information was learning that you can neutralize superglue with urine, the stronger the more effective. :) I have written to Deborah to ask if there is a place I can find a comprehensive listing but haven't gotten a response back yet. ~E

Aswad -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/28/2007 4:35:17 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Elorin My favorite piece of information was learning that you can neutralize superglue with urine, the stronger the more effective. :) Speaking as someone who has had the none-to-pleasurable experience of having one part of the skin on my forehead superglued to another part of the skin there, in the course of some amateur film-making, and subsequently spent months with a 3"x3" compress on my forehead, I would not reccomend testing that theory. There are many different kinds of superglue, and they operate on different principles. Some are surface adhesives, and not a big deal. Others go further in and create a much stronger bond, meaning that dissolving the stuff on the surface will still leave you with a lump of tissue bonded to itself, that has to be surgically removed. Yet again others are based on dissolving the materials involved, and bonding them together as they reform, usually the kinds meant for rubber, which is the kind I had an encounter with. Only one of these is "reasonably" safe to play with, and only if it's non-toxic. If you want to glue any part of another human to something else, I would recommend getting some of the stuff docs use to glue tissues together instead of stitching.

Elorin -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/28/2007 7:16:39 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Aswad There are many different kinds of superglue, and they operate on different principles. I think this is a matter of branding affecting our general terminiology. When I say Kleenex I normally mean "facial tissue" and don't care if it is Kleenex brand, WalMart brand, Puffs, or something else. When I said superglue, however, I was not talking about "high strength bonding agents" in general. I meant SuperGlue brand. I certainly agree that not all bonding agents are going to work like this, and thank you for the handy and potent reminder! Oh, and when I said "the stronger the better" I meant the stronger the urine, the more effective it is in neutralizing the superglue. ~E

tade -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/28/2007 11:22:58 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: velvetpetal PMS... the P means Pre...meaning BEFORE.... a woman who has PMS.. is showing the symptoms mostly caused from hormonal changes..that occur BEFORE. So thus.. a woman that has PMS... wouldnt have any tampon strings TO light. Wow thanks for taking a light-hearted joke and stretching it out into a symantics lesson. I should have said ragging cunt, would that have been better for you? You really got me on that one... Wanna tackle Santa and the Easter Bunny next for me Velvet, or did you wear out the CAPS LOCK on that last one? LOL Edited to include ragging cunt, just for my velvet...

WhiplashSmile -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/28/2007 2:12:39 PM)
Wow.. so this thread is really not about lighter fluid, match sticks and bung holes. Thought it was a new twist on fire play.. Hell there are people that play with eating fire. LOL...

GrizzlyBear -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/28/2007 2:37:42 PM)
Second the recommendation for ginger root. The active ingredient is water-soluble, so it is easily rinsed away, no special antidote needed. The sensation will diminish quickly once the ginger root is removed. And it's not so strong that it will cause blistering.

nighthawk3569 -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/28/2007 2:53:05 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: cjenny My first thought was.. yeah its weird & squicky.. but lighting a tampon string on fire. I'm PMS'ing.. can ya tell? *Once had a girl tell me that her husband would pour hot sauce on a tampon, then have her insert it before he spanked her...but she was a painslut, anyway, so.....................* *'hawk*

Aswad -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/28/2007 6:04:48 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Elorin I think this is a matter of branding affecting our general terminiology. [...] When I said superglue, however, I was not talking about "high strength bonding agents" in general. I meant SuperGlue brand. Ah, okay. We don't have that brand here in Norway, AFAIK. Thanks for clearing that up. quote: I certainly agree that not all bonding agents are going to work like this, and thank you for the handy and potent reminder! You're welcome. Though it was of course stupid of me to go through with it in the first place. Then again, I still do stupid things sometimes; fortunately just involving myself nowadays. Guess I have that "mad scientist" gene or something. Like trying to mix my own exfoliant cream, and getting the amounts of salicyclic acid wrong by an order of magnitude without double-checking the figures. ("Bah, salicyclic acid isn't particularly potent, and I think I got it right." Yeah, right.) Boy am I glad I learned the first time around what the start of an acid burn feels like; as it is, it turned out very well, but if I hadn't recognized that sensation ... not so good. quote: Oh, and when I said "the stronger the better" I meant the stronger the urine, the more effective it is in neutralizing the superglue. I expected as much, but thank you for making that clear.

outlier -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/28/2007 6:13:48 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: AquaticSub I wonder if anyone has ever made a small, tampon shaped explosive... For The Record: If you start getting very personal searches now at the airport, it is no one's fault but your own.! Outlier

Stazia -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/28/2007 7:17:05 PM)
at first i thought this would be about inserting candles into the anus or vagina and lighting them.... and then the old comic standby of lighting farts came to mind... i guess i was wrong.. i have heard of using a salve of ciane (sp?) pepper for this type of stuff.

OsideGirl -> RE: using fire in the hole (4/28/2007 7:37:33 PM)
Essential oils, (with the exception of Tea Tree) should never be used straight on the skin. Especially, cinnamon, clove and peppermint. It will burn and cause blisters. It has to be cut with a carrier oil to be skin safe, never mind tender mucous member, easily infected area safe. Personally, I would play with EOs in that area.

new2thisinFL -> RE: using fire in the hole (5/31/2007 7:10:31 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: zindyslave Just a thought what about the warming lube made by KY? It might do what you want but I don't know from personal experience but it is worth a try. IMO, that specific lube SUCKS all the way around, i dont suggest using it at all!

smirkingsheep -> RE: using fire in the hole (5/31/2007 8:16:33 PM)
My first thought was the use of FIRE IN THE HOLE! as a safeword. I giggled.

justbambi -> RE: using fire in the hole (6/1/2007 5:25:59 PM)
Mentholatum, Vicks or other decongestants rubs work quite nicely in mucous membrane areas for burning sensations.

mnottertail -> RE: using fire in the hole (6/1/2007 6:41:01 PM)
I'm thinkin' you poke you some feirewerke up my asshole, and there is some good news and some bad news asshole---- Tonight, slave---- Your fear of Scat Play is under a collar of consideration. Having been given an enema by you containing gunpowder, a new rule will be enforced from this time forward--- You will sniff the odiferous air up, while I will be consuming a blowjob (and you will see points given or taken) Gagging is like having a triple pinochle ('cause I want you to have a winning attitude) Oh----------hell, what's the fuckin' point anyway? Had some of you for 'arf a mo', diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin't I guv? ChausterfromGloucester

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