Some of mine I could keep this up for a long time

**Lee Boudine** · 02-06-2007

Amazing how you captured the variations of skin color in photo #4.

**slave327-834-200** · 02-06-2007

My thoughts are with you and your family at this time.

**ElectricBadger** · 02-06-2007

I'm very, very sorry for your loss, Russell. I see so many funerals, but it still hurts every time. All I can say is to celebrate her life and be thankful for the time you had, rather than dwell on the time you didn't. Without an end, there is no completion to a life's work, and that completion is what gives it purpose.

As an aside, as one in the industry I'm happy to assist you with any "technical" questions about the funeral and memorialization process. It's something most of us don't talk about, and can therefore be pretty confusing to face in an emotional time.

**Sir_Russell** · 02-07-2007

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I have a picture here of a hook type device that I really want to buy some of them. You can help me if you can tell me who carries them.

Russell

**Sir_Russell** · 02-07-2007

oops I forgot the hook

Russell

**Lee Boudine** · 02-07-2007

I DO APPRECIATE "the hook". I was surprised how it stretched the labia.

**orchid** · 02-07-2007

Sir Russell,
Seems i was just here a day and then real life took over and took me away again. i have just spent close to an hour catching up on this thread.

i would like to extend my heartfelt sympathy in the passing of your mother, please know that i am thinking of you and your family and sending thoughts and prayers your way.

i have to say that i am just really drawn to all the recent photos of bound brides, such a delicious image that puts in my head of the perfect start to a marriage!

in reading your posts, i wanted to add my two cents to what makes a sub or Dom real. For me, what makes my Master real is the unquestionable trust i have in Him in everything we do - i look to Him for guidance in every situation and i know...deep in my heart, in my soul i know that He will always do what is in our best interest, even if i don't fully understand at the time. that is also what makes being His sub real for me...knowing this wholly and completely brings me peace and allows me the freedom to just be who i am.

i don't know if that answers your question, but there's my thoughts on that.

Wonderful pictures as always
hopefully i will be around more often now that things are settling down!

orchid

**gagged_Louise** · 02-07-2007

Great pics!

I've seen that kind of hook before in some videos (with consensual actors who were clearly happy about the scenario); my bet is they are not really manufactured on a line basis. Unless you can make a special order it would be easier and cheaper to get some sort of used hook from a (second-hand?) hardware store or something and adapt it for your needs.

**Texalp** · 02-07-2007

Sir_ Russell Smoke and prayers for you and yours. With wishes For peace. Al

**ElectricBadger** · 02-08-2007

I saw one for sale at a toy store in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle a couple months back; I can't remember the name at the moment but they are indeed available and purpose-built. I'll post anything else I can figure out.

**ElectricBadger** · 02-08-2007

See http: //www. stockroom. com/ c154.htm
Remove the spaces, of course.

**Sir_Russell** · 02-08-2007

ElectricBadger

That is close so thank you still hoping to find on like that pic

Russell

**Sir_Russell** · 02-08-2007

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Thanks again to every one for their thoughts and prayers. Serivices today so just pics.

Russell

**StillBehindBlueEyes** · 02-08-2007

Hugs for Sir Russell, I've been away with writing. Thank you for the Viking pics. SOOOOOOOOOO good.
That hook has been an eye catcher for me too. I think Hog Tied uses it a lot. Yummmmy.
Sbbe

**himind** · 02-09-2007

Wonderful shots again.Hope you find the strength to face it all.My prayers are with you.

**Sir_Russell** · 02-09-2007

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Just photos today

Russell

**fantazmaster** · 02-09-2007

Thank you for these pictures Sir_Russell.Your contribitions are always appreciated and even more now than ever before with the circumstances of your recent bereavement.

**Warbaby1943** · 02-09-2007

Thanks, these are some of the best ones yet.

**Lee Boudine** · 02-09-2007

Eleven pictures: eleven different stories how each young woman cums.

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**polarbear9889** · 02-10-2007

Sir Russell, i'm deeply sorry to read about your Mom. May the Lord bless you all with peace. i have the belief that she went to a better place.

i'd like to tell you that i enjoy your thread very very much. Thank you very much for spending so much time and posting so many great pictures. No. 9 is an inspiration... Must be the work of a connoisseur.

polarbear

**himind** · 02-10-2007

Delightful submission...

**Sir_Russell** · 02-10-2007

To all that posted or email their supportive thoughts

I had expected to thank each one of you individually but the wishers were more numerous then I expected so please forgive me for not doing that.

As a way to thank you all I will give you an insight to who I am.

My Mom was an alcoholic and chain smoker, she became a very bitter angry person for quite a long time. I grew to hate that person but she was my mom so I did what honor required. I took no joy from visiting her or from seeing that she was properly cared for but did it anyways.

Not proud of it and it would take a lot to explain how her increase bouts of madness affected me, how it was that she would believe anything bad about me or would dream up things and pass these rumors and fantasies around as if they were fact. It hurt my carreer and cost me and my family much more then that.

At the service looking at her photo from fifty years ago, I remember the woman that I did love, her then kindness and her nature that so help to shape me. I stood and gave an impromtu eulogy about that woman not the one that had caused so much grief.

Now, I will focus that woman, and will grieve for the woman that passed so many years ago.

Thanks for listening all

Russell

the pixie will now represent that Mother of my youth.

**himind** · 02-10-2007

I think that's the best way to remember someone.My grandfather passed away 2 years ago.Towards the end of his life he had grown senile and prone to bouts of irrationality,but I always remember him as the greatest person I ever knew,form whom I learned more about life and honour and principles than in all the books I've ever read.He was and will always remain my idol..Nothing to do with this thread but just felt like sharing it..

**Sir_Russell** · 02-10-2007

himind it fits this thread right now and thank you for showing you understand

Russell

**fantazmaster** · 02-10-2007

Sir_Russell,I can certainly relate to the circumstances you have related to us here.Having been through somewhat similar circumstances with several of my family members of mine giving me all sorts of grief for my making the tough calls on things that require such decisions,the key phrase here is "so I did what honor required."One thing I have learned through all this is that strength of character is a trait that does not come about easily or without cost,but in the long run it sure beats the alternatives.

Originally Posted by Sir_Russell

To all that posted or email their supportive thoughts

I had expected to thank each one of you individually but the wishers were more numerous then I expected so please forgive me for not doing that.

As a way to thank you all I will give you an insight to who I am.

My Mom was an alcoholic and chain smoker, she became a very bitter angry person for quite a long time. I grew to hate that person but she was my mom so I did what honor required. I took no joy from visiting her or from seeing that she was properly cared for but did it anyways.

Not proud of it and it would take a lot to explain how her increase bouts of madness affected me, how it was that she would believe anything bad about me or would dream up things and pass these rumors and fantasies around as if they were fact. It hurt my carreer and cost me and my family much more then that.

At the service looking at her photo from fifty years ago, I remember the woman that I did love, her then kindness and her nature that so help to shape me. I stood and gave an impromtu eulogy about that woman not the one that had caused so much grief.

Now, I will focus that woman, and will grieve for the woman that passed so many years ago.

Thanks for listening all

Russell

the pixie will now represent that Mother of my youth.

**himind** · 02-11-2007

I agree fantazmaster

**polarbear9889** · 02-11-2007

Sir Russell, if you don't mind me writing this, i have been and am still going thru a difficult relationship with my mom. it's been as long as i can remember. she has a good heart but a mean&bitter mouth.
In Asia, good behaviors do not guarantee a praise. it's the culture, which pushes one to do better (instead of being arrogant). we live in a pretty strict environment with various unspoken rules, values, and traditions.
having these constraints, at the darkest hours, i manage to recollect the happiest and kindest things she's done for me. these keep me going. i love her unconditionally and try to avoid her when she's intentionally being mean.

May the Lord bless you and your family with peace and comfort.

Respectfully yours,
polarbear

**Sir_Russell** · 02-11-2007

Today's Post

Just photos today and a thank you to all that have responded with understanding.

Russell

**Sir_Russell** · 02-12-2007

Today's Post

I don't understand why I save a post to the thread and it gets lost so I will try and rebuild it.

Why is it that so many women say they want the life and then fight and balk at each step. Then suddenly they can't move fast enough to become a slave. Oh well as long as the one you wants gets there why complain.

Russell