While still in college, I worked at a small insurance company. The guy I worked for was the VP, the only VP. He wore many hats one was Personnel. You might recall that old term. He was always the gentlemen. He quietly referred to lovlies with terms like "She has shoulders and eyeballs."
She has eyeballs.
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#7
#7 is a delight… I do love it when a spankee seems to enjoy her spanking. I’ll need to check out Tushy.com
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DeleteEveryone I spanked got what they came for… and said they “ enjoyed” the experience… but none had the sexual/ erotic expressions of #7.
I tried to check out Tushy.com, but what I saw was just sex ( no spanking when I put that request in the site’s search).
I can't recall one that erotic either. But, my memory suxs.
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I have never spanked one who did not enjoy it. You have?
ReplyDeleteI worked in a small office where everyone dressed casually. Then my program hired a stunning young woman with a PHD, miniskirts and décolletage. I was to train her, so I did but it was distracting.There was another who cam later, and again dressed very differently from the norm. I don’t know if the other women did any eye rolling.
ReplyDeleteNice collection this morning, Bogey!! I love #7 too!! That's the reaction I go for. Even if it might be doctored, I found the last one very interesting, what really happened and why. That is the question at hand.
ReplyDeleteThe last one is my fav. I would like to know the story. Road trip where one gets a little too sassy? The woman in Sunday dress and heels is checking out the spankee's red cheeks and smirking.
Delete#3 summons up Johnny Tillotson's classic 1960 hit "Poetry in Motion" ("...see her gentle sway...a wave out on the ocean could never move that way..."). Yes, indeed...flex,quiver,flex,quiver! I'm thinking you could devote an entire lengthy post (or series!) with that title because your database probably has hundreds of delectable such "walkaway naked closeups" showing the full range of similar choreography. I'll suggest ones where the unclothed damsel is walking up stairs for starters. :-)
ReplyDeleteI posted several up the stairs pictures some months back. Only have a few left to post. Only one that comes close to your specs and it's not a gif.
DeleteAnother delightful selection. #4 just poetry. Thanks on behalf of all Brits called Peter for #6, the maker of those short shorts even has the Union flag the correct way up. Across the country today we remember the dead British and Allied military personnel of the great wars. And yet on civic buildings across the country there will be examples of the Union flag hung upside down. (for the curious, the white diagonal band should have it's broader part going clockwise)
ReplyDeleteTo come back to topic, #7. This image looks natural enough, the intensity, the little gasps, so much better than when posed erotica has the woman making out like a warthog on heat.
Those shorts are competition for Daisy Dukes for sure.
DeleteWe do it a little differently for those who died with their boots on. Memorial Day in May is set aside for them. Veterans Day 11/11 is to honor all those who served.
#4 is exposed exactly right. That counts a lot when deciding to publish.
"a warthog in heat." Well, OK, I will take your word for it. I have no experience with wart hogs. My Dad was a member of a hunt club. He killed a lot of deer. There were deer heads on the walls in every room of the club. Above the huge fireplace in the main room was a feral hog he killed. It looked like a locomotive. Long tusks. He dropped it with the second shot of double 0 buck at his feet.
He used a double-barrel and could get off four killing shots as quick as someone with a semi-auto. Always had two more shells in his left hand. The gun had automatic ejectors, so breaking it sent the used shells out and he slipped the new ones in.
He was good. He had to be; his Father was a drunk, and it was up to him to put fish and game on the table.