Nope, no more discipline from me. You guys do whatever you want - free speech, riots, bitcoin shenanigans, giant slalom without ski poles, skinny dipping in subzero temperatures, and whatever else you can dream up. Valentine's Day is coming too! Caning can take on a whole new dimension for that special day!Dear Lord! If it weren’t your own forum I’d call you out on that. Now we’ll have to wait for trackstar to impose her discipline.
My mind wanders when I'm caning it.Dear Lord! If it weren’t your own forum I’d call you out on that. Now we’ll have to wait for trackstar to impose her discipline.
Why _two_ locks?You are so competitive. : )
- trackstar:
I did pressed cane (the prefab kind) and this kind too, but no overly complex non-trapezoidal, non-elliptical forms.
Now I stick with embroidery and quilting - and have a nice pile of that!
Looking forward to more pictures. You win on cane; I win on soft, comfy quilts - (perfect for a long winter night after you are exhausted from your caning).
A pair of stilettos and fishnet nylons vanished mysteriously!
Maybe redundancy in the security system - not a bad principle?Why _two_ locks?
Still, have the WD40 ready just in case.Maybe redundancy in the security system - not a bad principle?Why _two_ locks?
I don’t sense much interest in going back to the office among people I work with. I can’t help the feeling that many have developed certain habits and preferences over the last fifteen months, ranging from dog walking to afternoon drinking, that are not really compatible with office life. Not to mention the commute. And, like, having to wear shoes (and pants!). Since the most compelling reason to go to the office is to meet colleagues, I’m not quite sure that a critical mass will build up naturally. So management may be required to do something, although hopefully something a little less harsh than Goldman and Morgan Stanley.