I suppose you could think of this as a spanking bench with its own built-in canes or switches. But they look rather difficult to remove without a saw or loppers. Besides, that would destroy the artistic ambiance.
Whomping Willow, anyone?
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On The Hunt • Re: TALES OF WELLS FARGO (1957)
16 hours ago
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Hermoine, that so called 'spanking bench'. makes a nice place to sit on during the summer months, when you may which to read one of the beautiful 'spanking stories', that they have preserved in our own special library, called 'SPANKING LIBRARY'. It's a good and very friendly place to visit.
Hermoine, since you are an 'equestrienne' a female horsewoman. You might find the 'spanking story', of interest to you located, in that 'Spanking Library. It's called "Riding for a Fall", by Kephran' Good luck, in your search.
6otb - Yes, it does seem like a nice piece of furniture, in part.
Thanks for the tip about the story. I'll search for it.
Hugs,
Hermione
Could not agree more, though as not practical or even attractive. I would not know what to do with it.
Firewood anyone?
Emanuele
The bench who tried to get away?
And I read way to much horror stories - that bench will give me restless nights. (GRIN)
Might look quite nice in the right garden setting.
Love,
Ronnie
xx
6otb - I believe that story may be on a spanking forum in the archives. Do you happen to know which one?
Emanuele - Yes, if rattan burns. Many spankees have tried, and failed.
Raven - It does look like something Stephen King might have built.
Ronnie - Ye,s covered with ivy perhaps. It might even take root and start sprouting.
Hugs,
Hermione
attractive for a garden, but would not survive your Canadian winters.
cheers
red
Red - No, it wouldn't. We'd have to bring it inside, so it wouldn't freeze.
Hugs,
Hermione
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