Cella
Spectator
I've heard of this University of the Virgin Martyrs. It seems to have a very low graduation rate. The freshman class seems to get pretty whittled down by their senior year.
A very tough curriculum, indeed!
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I've heard of this University of the Virgin Martyrs. It seems to have a very low graduation rate. The freshman class seems to get pretty whittled down by their senior year.
A very tough curriculum, indeed!
When will you learn where to have fun??? OK?When will you where to have fun??? that doesn't make any sense ?????
Very astute of you to notice...
I'm sure they deserve it
Hmm, note to self, start a thread on nude art models.
Right, back on topic
I'm sure they deserve it
Hmm, note to self, start a thread on nude art models.
Right, back on topic
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Mmmmm ... gotta be a great story behind that image!
windar
Teller of Tales
And look where it's gotten you today!
And look at me wasting my time in science classes. The only nudes we ever got to see were these
Of course, I can't draw even a straight line, so I would have gotten an F and lowered my
GPA
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At first resistance fighters were shot but there always seemed to be another to replace they.
To be a better deterrent they would be stripped than shot...
...sometimes in groups.
As the war dragged on bullets became scarce and could be used only once. Ropes however could be used over and over.
The hangings were meant to be humiliating and while frightening to a woman they all declared 'Long live France' before they were hanged.
More were recruited and more were caught and hanged.
One way to defeat an nation was to deplete their 'breeding stock' and young innocents were executed!
Damn Nazis!!!
To be a better deterrent they would be stripped than shot...
...sometimes in groups.
As the war dragged on bullets became scarce and could be used only once. Ropes however could be used over and over.
The hangings were meant to be humiliating and while frightening to a woman they all declared 'Long live France' before they were hanged.
More were recruited and more were caught and hanged.
One way to defeat an nation was to deplete their 'breeding stock' and young innocents were executed!
Damn Nazis!!!
So organized and efficient
At the University of the Virgin Martyrs three students are ready to be hanged for excessive demerits while three others wait their turn for failing grade point averages. That's Professor Barbara Moore in blue outfit berating the three failing students as she smokes a Madame Wu. All six students wouldn't have minded a Madame Wu. Barb tells them they aren't worth wasting the smokes on...
The executions took place at night during half time at the homecoming game ... a long tradition at UVM, where students are constantly reminded that College is about achievement, not extra-curricular fun. As usual UVM got their asses whipped by the opposition and lost the game. The opposing team got to hang our cheerleaders as part of their post-game victory celebration.
BUMP
Quit complaining Barb... you won't feel the cold much longer...
Back in the Old West Barbara Moore stole horses- mostly Mustangs! Tree caught her and he invited a few friends over to see her hanged. One of them complained he couldn't see her tits. Tree assured him once she was 'kicking' he'd see everything right to the tips of her tumescent nipples...
You didn't do anything Barb... I'm hanging you by request...
Tree
Quit complaining Barb... you won't feel the cold much longer...
Back in the Old West Barbara Moore stole horses- mostly Mustangs! Tree caught her and he invited a few friends over to see her hanged. One of them complained he couldn't see her tits. Tree assured him once she was 'kicking' he'd see everything right to the tips of her tumescent nipples...
You didn't do anything Barb... I'm hanging you by request...
Tree
Two college students were caught with illegal drugs at Scandals Resort and sentenced to hang. The executioner polishes her gun while waiting for one of them to finish her last Madame Wu.
After her wrists are bound the lever is pulled and the trapdoors open...
After her wrists are bound the lever is pulled and the trapdoors open...
mp5stab
Hair and Nails
I think it's "The Odyssey", but it's all greek to me.
Odyssey 22:
[433] So he spoke, and the old dame went forth through the hall to bear tidings to the women, and bid them come; but Odysseus called to him Telemachus and the neatherd and the swineherd, and spoke to them winged words: “Begin now to bear forth the dead bodies and bid the women help you, and thereafter cleanse the beautiful chairs and the tables with water and porous sponges. But when you have set all the house in order, lead the women forth from the well-built hall to a place between the dome and the goodly fence of the court, and there strike them down with your long swords, until you take away the life from them all, and they forget the love which they had at the bidding of the wooers, when they lay with them in secret.”
[446] So he spoke, and the women came all in a throng, wailing terribly and shedding big tears. First they bore forth the bodies of the slain and set them down beneath the portico of the well-fenced court, propping them one against the other; and Odysseus himself gave them orders and hastened on the work, and they bore the bodies forth perforce. Then they cleansed the beautiful high seats and the tables with water and porous sponges. But Telemachus and the neatherd and the swineherd scraped with hoes the floor of the well-built house, and the women bore the scrapings forth and threw them out of doors. But when they had set in order all the hall, they led the women forth from the well-built hall to a place between the dome and the goodly fence of the court, and shut them up in a narrow space, whence it was in no wise possible to escape. Then wise Telemachus was the first to speak to the others, saying: “Let it be by no clean death that I take the lives of these women, who on my own head have poured reproaches and on my mother, and were wont to lie with the wooers.”
[465] So he spoke, and tied the cable of a dark-prowed ship to a great pillar and flung it round the dome, stretching it on high that none might reach the ground with her feet. And as when long-winged thrushes or doves fall into a snare that is set in a thicket, as they seek to reach their resting-place, and hateful is the bed that gives them welcome, even so the women held their heads in a row, and round the necks of all nooses were laid, that they might die most piteously. And they writhed a little while with their feet, but not long.
[433] So he spoke, and the old dame went forth through the hall to bear tidings to the women, and bid them come; but Odysseus called to him Telemachus and the neatherd and the swineherd, and spoke to them winged words: “Begin now to bear forth the dead bodies and bid the women help you, and thereafter cleanse the beautiful chairs and the tables with water and porous sponges. But when you have set all the house in order, lead the women forth from the well-built hall to a place between the dome and the goodly fence of the court, and there strike them down with your long swords, until you take away the life from them all, and they forget the love which they had at the bidding of the wooers, when they lay with them in secret.”
[446] So he spoke, and the women came all in a throng, wailing terribly and shedding big tears. First they bore forth the bodies of the slain and set them down beneath the portico of the well-fenced court, propping them one against the other; and Odysseus himself gave them orders and hastened on the work, and they bore the bodies forth perforce. Then they cleansed the beautiful high seats and the tables with water and porous sponges. But Telemachus and the neatherd and the swineherd scraped with hoes the floor of the well-built house, and the women bore the scrapings forth and threw them out of doors. But when they had set in order all the hall, they led the women forth from the well-built hall to a place between the dome and the goodly fence of the court, and shut them up in a narrow space, whence it was in no wise possible to escape. Then wise Telemachus was the first to speak to the others, saying: “Let it be by no clean death that I take the lives of these women, who on my own head have poured reproaches and on my mother, and were wont to lie with the wooers.”
[465] So he spoke, and tied the cable of a dark-prowed ship to a great pillar and flung it round the dome, stretching it on high that none might reach the ground with her feet. And as when long-winged thrushes or doves fall into a snare that is set in a thicket, as they seek to reach their resting-place, and hateful is the bed that gives them welcome, even so the women held their heads in a row, and round the necks of all nooses were laid, that they might die most piteously. And they writhed a little while with their feet, but not long.
mp5stab
Hair and Nails
Eulalia, proving once again her title of poet Laureate, coming thru with the verses! It has to be my favorite scene...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm7YnZtPX6E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm7YnZtPX6E
It won't open for me... but that's the story of Tree's life in reference to women and their legs...
mp5stab
Hair and Nails
I think I need to edit the link... but the post is locked in.
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