Showing posts with label ecology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ecology. Show all posts

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Go Green


Going green seems to be the right thing to do in today's world, and Ron and I were discussing ways that spanking might be used to lessen our carbon handprint. We used an ecologically-minded website as our starting point, then let our imaginations take over.

Turn down the heating slightly - A good spanking will keep both the giver and the receiver toasty warm.

Turn it off when not in use - That would include personal vibrating devices.

Save a tree - Instead of using paper and pen to write lines, do them in an email. But no copy/paste allowed!

See if your employer will allow you to work from home one day a week to conserve gasoline - Instead of coffee or smoke breaks, you can enjoy spanking breaks.

Reduce those carbon dioxide emissions:

Spankees - Reduce squealing, screaming and other forms of verbal protest. Try raising one finger for "ow", two fingers for "OW" and so forth.
Spankers - Limiting lectures and scolding to two minutes or less. Deliver them in a stern but barely-audible whisper.

Limit energy consumption - Using a two- or three-tailed tawse allows you to deliver a complete spanking in one half to one third the time. A saving of both time and energy.


As well as your primary carbon footprint, there is also a secondary footprint that you cause through your buying habits.

Buy locally grown produce, or even try growing your own - that birch tree in your yard is a good alternative to imported rattan.

Don't buy over packaged products - Say no to the plain brown wrapper when ordering implements over the Internet.

Reduce your consumption of animal products - that included leather restraints and paddles. Try a vinyl or plastic lookalike.

Recycle as much as possible - visit second-hand stores and yard sales for great bargains on used spanking equipment.

Try to only buy products made close to home - you might be surprised at what your neighbours can build in their home workshops.


I'm sure you can think of many other ways to be a green spanko.

And how about this for conserving energy? Or is she wasting it? You be the judge.


From Hermione's Heart