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BDSM Fundamentalism (88)

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22 Mar 10, 12:00 PM
Lex_Magister
UK(M), 7 yrs

Cassius wrote:

Lex_Magister wrote:

Manteau wrote:

Cassius wrote:

Lex_Magister wrote:

Mad_Monk wrote:

tazallie wrote:

Cassius wrote:
BDSM Fundamentalism

So from the reaction of a few on here we can now assume that:

1)there are fundamentalists

2)there really is a BDSM bible and set of scriptures

3)there is a BDSM religion

4)there are those who believe they are the BDSM thought police

Wow and I thought it was an urban myth!!

btw there will be no offer of a drink if anyone is offended.

Oooh! Can we have a BDSM Taliban? With Ayatollah Admin passing fatwas? Or should that be 'The Lord Protector', given the Biblical analogy? Mmmm... I bagsy being The Bratfinder General!

I will be happy to just simply 'sit knitting'!

Quelle tricoteuse.

That's easy for you to say.

Twill be such a surprising yarn when cast, so richly embellished…

"It is a tale told by an idiot,full of sound and fury,signifying nothing.......and dreamin' all the time of Plymouth Hoe."

Do you knit seaweed then?

As I type I reach out my hand, so as you read, you are then touched.

22 Mar 10, 12:04 PM
Manteau
UK(S), 2 yrs

Lex_Magister wrote:

Do you knit seaweed then?

....or the fog that lies off the coast?

Suffering becomes beautiful when anyone bears great Calamities with cheerfulness, not through insensibility but through greatness of mind. Aristotle

22 Mar 10, 12:08 PM
Lex_Magister
UK(M), 7 yrs

Manteau wrote:

Lex_Magister wrote:

Do you knit seaweed then?

....or the fog that lies off the coast?

I do a really good line in sawdust!

As I type I reach out my hand, so as you read, you are then touched.

22 Mar 10, 12:20 PM
Manteau
UK(S), 2 yrs

Lex_Magister wrote:

Manteau wrote:

Lex_Magister wrote:

Do you knit seaweed then?

....or the fog that lies off the coast?

I do a really good line in sawdust!

Is the street name for that 'woodchip'? Inhaled with rolled up B&Q receipts?

Edit...embarrasing i before the e typo... tsk!

Suffering becomes beautiful when anyone bears great Calamities with cheerfulness, not through insensibility but through greatness of mind. Aristotle

Edited 22 Mar 10, 12:21 PM by Manteau

22 Mar 10, 12:25 PM
Cassius
UK, 3 yrs

Pehaps we should all be flogged on our fundaments,and a jolly time would be had by all.

Practise senseless acts of beauty.

22 Mar 10, 12:29 PM
Manteau
UK(S), 2 yrs

Cassius wrote:
Pehaps we should all be flogged on our fundaments,and a jolly time would be had by all.

You're not taking it seriously. Fundamentally.

Suffering becomes beautiful when anyone bears great Calamities with cheerfulness, not through insensibility but through greatness of mind. Aristotle

22 Mar 10, 12:35 PM
tazallie
UK, 2 yrs

Cassius wrote:
"It is a tale told by an idiot,full of sound and fury,signifying nothing.......and dreamin' all the time of Plymouth Hoe."

hmmmmm who's this Plymouth hoe you dreamin of Master?

Tazallie
Getting there!

Edited 22 Mar 10, 12:37 PM by tazallie

22 Mar 10, 12:38 PM
Cassius
UK, 3 yrs

Beware of the fog that lies off the coast; it could cut the Continent off from the Island......yet"no man is an island,entire of itself,but a part of the main. Any man's death diminishes me,because I am involved in Mankind and never seek to know for whom the bell tolls;it t(r)olls for thee..." as we approach the Cut-Off,my thanks to everyone for participating in such a lively and occasionally pleasingly literary debate.Fare well all.

Practise senseless acts of beauty.

Edited 22 Mar 10, 12:43 PM by Cassius