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  1. Dannyboy

    Nightly Wine

    Red, Red Wine.
  2. JAG: I have ancient memories of doing it on the kitchen table - not upstairs and not exactly downstairs. Dannyboy
  3. Dear Ms. Kang: It was an unbearably long time. It was like withdrawal cold turkey. Looks nice though. Dannyboy
  4. Adam: She travels to Ohio on occasion. Maybe she poses as a man in Ohio. One can't be too careful nowadays. I'm not paranoid. LOL. Dear Ms. Kang: I appreciate your courtesy and your honesty. Dannyboy
  5. I haven't ever encountered hypnotism in a session nor have I ever known a Mistress with that particular expertise. The closest I've ever come to it was a girlfriend who saw a hypnotist to help her quit smoking. She gave up after 2 or 3 sessions. My understanding is that actual hypnosis is not as depicted on television or in movies. Whatever you anticipate an experience with hypnotism would be like, might be completely different. Have you thought about why this is so important to you? Dannyboy
  6. Adam: I aslo have a good friend who is a retired RN. I wonder is she is the same one as your good friend. It would be a laughable coincidence although it would be problematic should that actually be the case. Perhaps I am a bit paranoid but in my life reality has sometimes been stranger than anything I might have imagined. Dannyboy
  7. Years ago I gave Ms. Kang a Gwen Stefani CD. Never fantasized her as a Mistress though. Dannyboy
  8. I never purchased toys anywhere else but in Manhattan. Even when I lived in Brooklyn and had many experiences there I had imported everything from the Island Manhattan. The only Babes location I ever patronized was the Soho location. I truly have little interest in the habits of others and great interest in my own habits and that of the Ladies who like to spend naughty time with me. Dannyboy
  9. Thank you for sharing the positive results with us. I used to spend much time at the beach, mostly Brighton Beach in Brooklyn, and work on a tan. Not much information about skin cancer then. So I had my brush with skin cancer and thankful it wasn't the bad kind. We know what to do now. Dannyboy
  10. Lonewolf: Wow. You have another challenge in front of you and you set your goal and rewards at the gates of the Fortress. I salute you. Dannyboy
  11. Adam: Thank you for posting about your circumstances. I seemed to notice your absence with the understanding that all of the regular posters disappear from time to time, myself included. Of course I am curious about the nitty gritty details of your medical condition and have already speculated based on your narrative. Your privacy is paramount so please don't worry about my curiosity. More important is that you are on the road to recovery and very eager to get back to the place where all dreams can come true. Please be careful and listen to your body. Getting back to normal may take more time than you think but having the Fortress as a goal can't be a bad thing. In the meantime please keep us posted on your progress. Dannyboy
  12. manclawz: The key to curing skin cancer is early detection. If the doctor did not think it was melanoma that would be a good omen. The biopsy will tell all. Years ago I had to go through the wait. It came back positive for an easily curable form of skin cancer. I posted a semi-fictional account of my last visit to a dermatologist under the topic "Temperature and It's Impact." Please let us know how it turns out while we all hope for the best. Dannyboy
  13. Dear Ms. Kang: The philosophers will ponder your response for ages. Right now I wish I was Flash Gordon making love to Princess Aura, daughter of Ming the Merciless. Dale Arden was too much of a prude. Thinking specifically of the 1936 series. Princess Aura would be hot even today. The original is still the greatest. You may be a Mule but you are not Dumb. How many remember the Y2K panic? All computers were hardcoded with 19 as the first two digits of the year. No one anticipated that the Earth would survive to the last year of the 20th century, the year 2000. Most people got the millennium (century, decade) change wrong. Stanley Kubrick got it right with 2001: A Space Odyssey. BTB and I did not cause the problem. The servers attempted to calculate a more unfathomable quantity - "How many lies have clients told to spouses, significant others and employers to attend scheduled sessions at The Fortress and how many were ultimately unsuccessful. It's like telling the computer on the Starship Enterprise to calculate the value of PI until final resolution. By the way, no one needs a good reason to come to The Fortress for punishment. Why does one climb a mountain? Because the Fortress is at the peak!!! Dannyboy
  14. What is a short time? Is it anything like a long time? Dannyboy
  15. Happy Birthday. Dannyboy
  16. Dear Ms. Zito: Words of wisdom. We share the same hopes. I tell her more often than before that I have many more yesterdays than I have tomorrows. Time is of the essence. Dannyboy.
  17. Zdravstvuj tovarish.
  18. Dear Ms. Zito: When I last proclaimed, under a cloud of pessimism, two different objectives, I noted that the opportunity for one of them had come and gone. Since then I have been sidelined with injuries and illness. She has been ill as well although neither of us has influenza. Prospects of having one of her friends participate are not hopeful just now. On the other hand she seems to be mesmerized when I explain in vivid detail how I will cane her without a safe word. She often visualizes my more intimate and kinky thoughts as if the experience is happening. Will she ever consent? I don't know? I did send birthday greetings to the former Mistress who actually experienced suspension. I thought of the goal you mentioned but didn't think to bring it up in our exchange. It seems that you are taking steps towards that goal and you probably have information that is more current and relevant at this point. Dannyboy
  19. Ray: Actually I don't remember that particular case and I have no instant opinions. Remember Jack Ruby killing Lee Harvey Oswald. One wonders if that was the final part of a conspiracy and not merely a case of vigilante justice. Anyway I do understand the human capacity to avenge harm and brutality to a loved one. I just don't encourage it. Dannyboy
  20. manclawz: I heard of the incident and saw it on TV. I understand this on many levels, including the position of the Judge and the decorum of the courtroom. Nasser will die in prison. He will probably be held in protective custody because he will be beaten, raped or killed in any general prison population. I do not approve the actions of the father. I think he scared the hell out of his children who were present in the Courtroom. The better route was to stand there with a resolute dignity and a strong silent contempt for the convict and not re-traumatize them. How would it serve the daughters to see their father arrested, injured or even killed? I think the father understands that now. He will not be sanctioned by the Court. Dannyboy
  21. Dear Ms. Shankar: At the root of so many abusive situations is the economic or political power of the abuser. Often to side with the victims would involve serious damage to existing institutions such as family, religion, sports teams, political structures and businesses. Many enablers fear the greater consequences to themselves if they rock the boat. The more powerful the abuser the more viciously the accusers and witnesses will be attacked and discredited. I am old and cynical. Maybe change is coming but I know there is a very dark side to human nature. Dannyboy
  22. Dear Ms. Li: In my younger years the curvy, busty blonde was the standard for universally accepted beauty. Thinking of Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Mansfield for instance. Dannyboy
  23. Dear Ms. Jin: I would like to recall to everyone's attention Jeffrey Dahmer. He was killed in prison. I am suggesting that the killing was done with the collusion or active participation of the prison staff. One the one hand I would say good riddance to a monster who had no mercy for his victims. On the other hand I believe in the rule of law and our Constitutional system. It was a murder although I shed no tears for the victim. It is also a fact that, in some Native American tribes, captured enemies who deserved "special" treatment were turned over to the women because of their propensity for imaginative cruelty. Dannyboy
  24. He got what he deserved. Having said that, there are others who can re-victimize their victims because of position, power and wealth. Maybe attitudes will change; maybe they won't. Dannyboy
  25. In Koreatown right now and every fourth young lady looks like one of the mannequins. Brings to mind a Twilight Zone episode: The After Hours. Dannyboy
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