If you simply can't wait, the search bar and the "ball gag" tag are your friends!įinally, please note that three of the films featured here- Love Object (2003), The Disappearance of Alice Creed (2009), and its remake Reckless (2014)-include so many scenes of interest that we needed two clips to do them justice, though for the sake of variety, only the first clip is on the playlist. she signed up to be there she should have to go. she prob didnt think she could quit though. she would probably be seriously hurt though so i guess i see why they didn’t. While the infamous "gimp" won't appeal to most of our visitors, there's no denying his influence: a bondage accessory which previously had been considered too kinky for mainstream entertainment quite suddenly began to find new popularity with directors who wanted to bring a certain edginess to their work.Īnd today, here we are, with no less than Ariana Grande ball-gagging herself in a comedic cameo from Zoolander 2 (2016), and so many good scenes to choose from that only one of the four we've mentioned so far even made the cut for today's playlist (though all four can be found on the site).įor this first installment, we're focusing exclusively on feature films: TV episodes will be coming around in part two. they really should of hit her every time she said something stupid. ![]() One of the photos of a series on 'problematic man-woman relationship'. Man (kidnapper) looking at three young female hostages tied up and terrified in a dirty basement. That movie, of course, was Pulp Fiction (1994). A young woman tied-up, blind folded and muted in old room. But you could count the relevant scenes on one hand until a certain smash hit came along and changed the whole "ball" game. The first widely noted damsel to turn up with a ball gag in a mainstream Western film was Teri Weigel in Night Visitor (1989), though Thunderbolt and Lightfoot (1974) may be allowed on a technicality, and Japan's Shiryô no wana/Evil Dead Trap (1988) was likewise ahead of its time. Not too long ago, that would never have been the case. ![]() Oh well.We know: we've been teasing this one for a while now! Unlike with the more common gag types, where we had so many options that we basically threw up our hands and "subcontracted" to a third-party curator, this time we decided to take complete ownership-but there were still so many fine candidates that it took us a while to get all our clips in a row. I assume it has to be somewhere inside her stomach but if she left it in there for a little bit would the acids just rip away at the balloon? If only Mr Wizard or Bill Nye or even those inquisitive Mythbusters spent more time on the science of deep throating like we’ve all demanded for decades, some of us in letters made up of cut up pieces of newspapers, we’d have a much more concrete answer. A Girl Setting A Deep Throat World Record With a 34-Inch Balloon Is An Impressive And Baffling Feat. ![]() Now I’m no biology expert (though I do remember vividly when my very Jewish Biology teacher told me as a ninth grader to “stop kitzeling around” and I had no clue what it meant but everyone else in the class did because it’s some Yiddish thing…pretty much that and mitochondria are all I retained) but I’m definitely curious to see where that balloon goes when it gets down into her throat. But I’ve gotten to where I am in this world on one thing and that’s trusting the claims of people with giant balloons shoved down their tracheas. I have no way of verifying the claims of this gal known as Twothornedrose are legit since a Google search for “deep throat world record” seems less than credible and distracting at best.
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