____________accessme, 20I like the stories I read like on nifty about a guy forced to be a slave and other stuff.
I want more than just sucking guys in bathrooms.
Cum into my word
MASTER
_____________Againdaddy, 18when i was 15 i told my parents i wanted to be destroyed n they threw me out. moved in with my 37 y/o boyfriend who properly fucked me up. when he regularly started destroying me n inviting guys on te net to come destroy me i realised i loved it. i dont know where these feelings have come from i just know i have them. im pretty damaged now but theres still sum left if anyone wants it. the picture is me from before if anyone wants to cry.
_____________imjustakid, 21no more
no more
______________FrEakOut, 19yo yo yo yo yo take advantage of me im almost 20. tied up, duct taped, kidnapped chains leather, blabla. cum, cum, cum, cum (over and over). completely exploite me. get at me. profit off me. i need to be locked up and owned by April. have a good one.
____________ass4allxtrapowerx, 21short slave who will do anything wear anything be treat like shit and not complae up for anything. wait i am now owned by thepuptrainer.
____________KeptBreathless, 20llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
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............(it's peacefull being cacooned in ropes).............
--even better when i'm hung up and gettin womped on--
------------but that's the dicotomy [yoall know]------------
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********(this alpha pup lives inside the dark)********
................................lick me dead..............................
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____________spacebarisbroke, 18............................................
____________SlaveTinkle, 20looking to be a 1 day slave. work on a cruise ship. can't swim. hint.
____________graphiksnuf, 22- into helvetica, grid, & dots.
- prefer lowercase to uppercase.
- here not to enjoy life.
- sup, creepers?
____________BlackCrystal, 22boy lookin to get shit on by guys that have big logs. still haven't been with a guy and i want my first to be memorable.
______________rollingtear, 21You must be willing to take a picture of me with your cock in me or against me or spurting cum on me or pissing on me so i can send it to my Lady overseas. You don't need to show your face. This is a condition of use.
______________worthlessbitch4use, 21This worthless, subhuman pathetic slave animal needs to be dehumanized, raped, beaten, fucked up, pimped out, and savagely hurt by extreme brutal sadist superior men in the S. California area. THANK YOU SIR!
____________whitekneels2black, 23I am looking to be made into a white wife who is a slave in every aspect and a Black Cock Whore.
I am willing to possibly submit to the removal of my balls as I want castration.
While I love pussy and Love to see Black Men fuck white women, I also crave black cock constantly and understand Black Supremacy and practice it.
Enslave my white boi pussy ass.
____________frogtree, 20roll me over
seeeeeeeeee meeeeeeeeeee
____________creoleslavebitch, 20I am an 18 year old straight acting lacrose playing creol boy that recently moved here at the beginning of the year and needs to be punished for acting against the law of nature. I was castrated with scrotum removed, glansectomised and fully subincised by my beloved master in amsterdam in my early teens. He passed suddenly in 2008 god rest him but moving on now. Not mentally fucked up. My cock stump is large and thick (only the cock ead has been cut off). It gets fully hard ejaculates easily but (of course) I'm a seeper not a spurter. OINK-Fuckn-OINK.
____________Dragonlancer_thelittlebiker, 21Beat me up extremely hard! Very hard punches against my face, guts, chest, all over the body because I am bad!
____________StorableLight, 24Boi indestands and has come to turms with how and what i am, has taken a long time to find myself know i have want to find........... take me. please take me:P
____________WildeDude, 22I just finished living in europe for 8 months and now I don't know what to do... I am looking to find some one that will kidnap me I would like to have hypnosis used on me to help with the transformation. I would like for this to be as realisitc as possible. I do not want to know any details about my kidnapping aside from the fact that it will happen. I do not want to know who you are, what you will do to me, when you will release me or even if you will release me. If you are available to kidnap me please e-mail me, state you will kidnap me and tell me what day. I will be waiting at an adult video store on the morning of the day we decide. Once I receieve your e-mail, I will e-mail you back with the name of the store I will be at and what time I will be there along with a picture so you can recognize me.
____________deathdealer, 23im form argentina im not girly im go at berlin im looking real people not girly people please and if u wanna wirte me please give u mail or something im new in that but i think im not stupid well i have ifu wanna worite ucan do it
yeah with 2 v;s is ok
____________Johnny, 18Choke Johnny with leather-gloved hand. Strangle Johnny.
Other: Baseball bat.
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p.s. RIP: Leslie Scalapino. Hey. Thanks a lot for the great participation in this weekend's workshop. Pretty much every day, I feel very thoroughly how lucky beyond belief I am to have helped occasion this blog's community, but this weekend was really something else. So, yeah, thank you my dear d.l.s for everything. I wouldn't mind making the workshops a more frequent occurrence, so if any of you guys have work you want to submit, either let me know or just send it in. It might be interesting to try a workshop situation with works other than writing too, say with visual art or film/video or music you guys might be working on, so I guess keep that possibility in mind too. Otherwise, it's just Monday around here, so let's start. ** Bill, Hey. Did you get to the Illuseum? I just put together a post on it, and the more I looked the place over, the more interesting it seems. Actually, once the theater piece is up and running in Avignon, I probably will have a fair amount of free time, so hanging out probably won't be hard unless we end up having to do a lot of late in the game surgery, and hopefully not. ** Dandysweets, Hey. Thanks for your early comments and for breaking the workshop's ice. I know only a little about WWASP, and, fucking hell. Let me pass that on.
Everyone, Dandysweets linked over the weekend to a vidclip about the very disturbing WWASP, an organization that kidnaps and tries to reprogram rebellious teenagers with their parents permission, and, if you don't know about it, this will help. Yikes, and thanks for that, pal. ** Kier, Art critiques are kind of different. I've done them a lot both when I was 'teaching' at UCLA and when visiting artists' studios on my own. For me, they work best when they're very conversational. I tend to ask as many questions as try to provide answers. At their best, they're quite collaborative, I think. I love doing them. I'm not sure how an art crit would work in a context like the blog's workshop, which I guess is why I thought, Why not try it and see. Shall I pass on your Flesh World 5 query? Why not.
Everyone, here's Kier: 'my zine Flesh World (#5) has sold out, and i'm thinking of reprinting it. so if anyone here's interested in getting a copy, let me know! that way i can figure out how many copies to print. it's cheap! (and nice), and has work by these brilliant distinguished locals: Paul Curran, Thomas Moore, Oscar B. De Allessi, Saint Flit/Flit, Nick Brooke/ Stoopidslappedpuppies, Jonny Liron, Marc Hulson/Tender Prey, Mieze. here's more about it: LINK'. My weekend wasn't horrible. Why was yours, my pal? ** David Ehrenstein, Very nice to get a chance to read that Auden piece again. RIP: Hopper. ** David, Hey, David. Thanks. ** Alan, Hi, man. ** Davidc, Well, as I'll be seeing you in a few hours, it's certain that you'll see me before you read this, so I'll just go ahead and safely say how great it was to see you! ** Math, The Recollets is like a dorm in a way, but it mostly isn't. It's super quiet, and you really hardly see the other residents except briefly in the hall or elevator unless you make plans. ** Steevee, It'll be curious to see where Xasthur goes next, what he brings with him and what he leaves behind. ** Ken Baumann, Oh, ha ha, I didn't get the coded reference at all. God knows why the caps weren't a clue. Anyway, no, actually I haven't seen any of CB's things on French TV, come to think of it. Quite odd, that. It would be interesting to know whether the French tried to replicate that awful Batman growl he used in the last movie or whether they chose to fix the problem. You probably know the French assign a voice actor to every non-French actor, and that voice remains that actor's dubbed voice until the actor or dubber dies. When Clint Eastwood's voice guy died a couple of years ago, it was a minor national tragedy. I hope that practice isn't an Italian one because, I don't know, ha ha, your Italian voice seems a little too weasly/nasally for you or something, no? Trippy to see that clip.
Everyone, here's our pal and d.l. Ken Baumann 'speaking' and smooching a girl in Italian. If I can sort out a squib of you as a French guy, I'll pass it on pronto. Thanks for the thoughts to Joseph, of course. My weekend wasn't too bad. Yours? ** Christopher/ Mark, RIP: DH, for sure. ** The Dreadful Flying Glove, Wonderful, careful, close thoughts on Joseph's piece, man. Need your 'Head' review badly. Rafelson's 'Five Easy Pieces' is one of the major 70s films, I think. It, 'Head', and 'Marvin Gardens' and are also very good, but then this gradual talent drain or something set in, it's weird. 'Stay Hungry' and 'The Postman Always Rings Twice' have their moments. ** Flit, And excellence from you as well. How and what are you doing in your own words, my dear buddy? ** JW Veldhoen, That was super colorful and good. It followed my thinking about early 70s American film quite nicely. The young Nicholson could have starred. ** Oscar B, Nice to see you on the upswing yesterday. Ever since Chrystel mentioned that tunnel in the basement that goes to the Bastille, there's been a devil holding a little pickaxe on my shoulder. I'm off to meet up with the blog's own Davidc at 1:30, and I'll buzz you when I get back. ** Nerstes, Hey, thanks a lot for chiming in, man. You good? If you remember that question, I'm all ears. ** Jax, Hey. Yeah, thanks a lot for passing on your wisdom to Joseph. Fantastic pay off so far from the shortlisting! That's super heartening, Jack! Much more of that, I hope. I did get some solid work in on my novel this weekend. I think I cleared a basic hurdle I've been laboring to clear for weeks, so, yeah, it was good, thanks for asking. I'll watch that clip later, and I'll pass on the tip.
Everyone, here's Jax: 'For your entertainment, this is the latest product from BBC Scotland: a 4 part doc about families in a housing scheme / project south of Glasgow – and at last they’ve managed to get decent viewing figures! The audience for this is wiping the floor with the drama audience. Four one-hour eps have been made, two broadcast and the last 2 are being held back for legal reasons, since one of the participants has been arrested for something. Hope you can manage without the subtitles:)' ** Paradigm, Hey. Thanks a lot for giving Joseph your attention and thoughts. Oh, I've been meaning to write to you to say what I'll just go ahead and say here, i.e. the wonderful Day you sent me is going to be posted here this coming Wednesday, in two days, in other words. Thank you so much! It's fantastic! ** Koes, Thanks for giving your read to Joseph. Ah, you're liking you some Jonathan Schatz, are you? He's great. Single too, last I heard. Any time you've got your Cocorosie Day into a state that satisfies you, I'll be a happy man. Oh, that is interesting and awkward-ish, I guess, about the meeting Jamie situation, hm. Well, I want to hear exactly what happens, naturally. ** JoeM, Thanks a lot for talking to Joseph. Yeah, please see a doctor or something about that ear, okay? It's probably something simple, but still, I'm concerned. Let us know what transpires, please? ** Brendan, Wait, you're Brendan not Blendin now. When did that happen? Welcome to the real named world. It's nice in here. I'm totally game for the DC's book club idea. I wonder if it would fly. Hm, should I just throw it out there and see if it works? How would it start? You want to suggest a book since it was your idea? Suggest a book, and I'll make an announcement, or you can handle the assigning thing if you want. I think it's well worth a try. Let's do it. Good one. ** Pascal, Lovely to see you, and thank you much for giving Joseph your fine thoughts. Yeah, the passing of Leslie Scalapino is a very sad thing. I knew she was very ill. Honestly, I never found myself in love with her writing. I had an admiration for a lot of it, but it never connected with me personally or aesthetically so much. Of course I want to revisit it now. I really admired her press 'O', and her great support for experimental writing and poetry. For that, she had my very great respect. I totally loved 'Synecdoche, New York'. I thought it was brilliant and very exciting, a hugely underrated film. I'm a big CK fan in general, love his two collabs with Spike Jonze, don't like his collaborations with Gondry much at all. 'Synecdoche' might be his best thing of all, I think, and I really hope he writes and directs more films. Yeah, I was crazy about that movie. ** Paul Curran, Thank you for your read on/for Joseph. Yeah, I hope the text/visuals get sorted out too. As exhausting as the times working in Brest are, I'm anxious to get back there and get the piece finished. ** Little foal, Ah, a brand new perfectly working computer. Few things are better than that. At least few things not composed of flesh and blood. Nice, man! Yeah, the scariness of talking to your parents re: the England move is way understood. Maybe the news will come out naturally of its own accord at some point, and they needn't know until the plans are so set that it would be dishonest not to share them or something? Gorgeous comment, my friend. You are a pure wonder with words. ** Will Decker, That was one very American Memorial Day you had right there. It's hard for me to imagine French families bbq-ing and squirting each other garden hoses, but maybe they do. ** Joseph, The workshop worked out pretty well, no? Thank you for gracing it. Thanks a lot too for telling me a bit more about the overall structure of the longer piece. Sounds very, very interesting. I love the way you're making the sections connect. Can't wait to read more or the entirety. Yeah, just awesome work, Joseph. ** Chris (British), I didn't know you'd gotten the new work permit, but, as you'll remember, I was almost strangely casually confident you would. Thank you for addressing Joseph's piece, sir. You busy preparing for the move, I'm reckoning? ** Justin, No Wal-Marts here, yet anyway. They have their own Wal-Mart. It's called Carrefour. I think there are other French Wal-Mart-like places too. Michael Clark's great. I don't think he works with texts, though. Song lyrics, yeah. Now that I've co-written my first song, who knows? ** Oscar, Hi, man! Nooneisfun, sure, of course. How great to see you! I so wish I was on one of my LA trips right now so I could see your film tomorrow. That sucks. The trailer is extremely intriguing. Of course, I'm honored that you used my 'Try' figments' names. Yeah, I mean, thanks. I'm very sorry about your friend's death. Suicide leaves about as hard and bewildering and complicated an aftermath as there is, or it has for me. Let me pass along the trailer and the screening alert too.
Everyone, Oscar aka Oscar David aka the long time if recently quiet d.l. Nooneisfun is a filmmaker, and he has completed a new film. It's called 'Anyway', and here's its trailer, and if you're lucky enough to happen to be in LA, the film is showing tomorrow at the Echo Park Film Center. Thank you again, Oscar. Really best of luck with the screening and with getting the film seen, and, of course, it would be great to see you back here anytime. ** Marcus Whale, Hi, Marcus! Thanks. I was just listening to you yesterday. How are you? What's new? ** Statictick, An Ants fan, cool. You don't have use for Sabbath anymore? I've been revisiting them lately for some reason, and digging them, or at least Tony Iommi, sort of mightily. ** Inthemostpeculiarway, Hey. Thanks for talking to Joseph. So, watching 'Mountain of the Cannibal God' wouldn't help my novel, correct? I got that impression. Nice title though. Of the other three, I think I only maybe saw 'Vampyres' unless there are a bunch of movies called that, which I would imagine there are. Gosh, you have a massive right to miss Bendy. I've been known to miss people I've never even talked to. Maybe you could use your sorrow as fuel to write something? I usually try to get through sadness by writing it down or out in some way. Sometimes it actually works too. My weekend: It was a big novel working weekend, so I don't have a lot of things to tell you. I watched the Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday night. That was predictably fun. There were a handful of shockingly awful/great contestants. Like these singers from I don't remember which country who sang this extremely earnest and terrible song whose chorus went 'We are butterflies flying towards the sun', and, then, just before the song ended, they triggered something that made these huge butterfly wings hidden on their backs unfold. And there was this singer from, I think, Cyprus maybe, who sang a disco-y song called 'Apricot Stone' that was kind of a passionate paean to apricot stones and, while she sang, her back up dancers danced around this giant apricot stone prop. And there were other dreadful highlights, none of which won. On Sunday, I mostly wrote until I went stir crazy, and then I had coffee with Kiddiepunk and Oscar, and then I worked some more. Believe it or not, that was pretty much my weekend. It kind of stopped raining mostly too. I'll leave it at that and apologize for the paucity of details of note. I hope you feel better and more lively to your exact specifications today, my friend. Tell me about whatever you felt and did. ** Killer Luka, Cool stuff for Joseph, gracias. Oh, I like Fuck Buttons too, yeah. They're swell. Well, I assume Lagerfeld gives rather than receives most of the blow jobs in his vicinity, so the jury is out. ** Sypha, Hope you're feeling a lot better this morning. ** Misanthrope, Kevin Smith? You're joking, right? If I had a top or rather bottom ten of least favorite/ worst filmmakers and script writers, he'd be near the top, I mean bottom. That was an excellent dream you had. You had me from hello, or, rather ... lets see, from 'Fuck'. ** Slatted Light, Hey, man. Oh, wait ...
Everyone, our always completely brilliant friend Slatted Light has written a totally mindbogglingly brilliant piece on the work of Blake Butler, who is easily one of the best, most important contemporary writers imho, on the non-stop great website Transductions, and I can't possibly recommend that you go read it strongly enough. It's here. Incredible piece, David. Just incredible. I hope you're in the very far end of the tailwind of whatever variation of flu it is that's targeted you so unfairly and inhumanely, man. ** Bollo, Oh, 'Chronology' is great, yeah, I'm with you. Wow, I'd like to dip back into that. I'm going to search Paris for a copy. My weekend wasn't precisely great, but I've had worse. I hope your day ahead tells meh to fuck off. ** Armando, Hi, A! I haven't seen 'The Informers' film, and I'll continue to avoid it, thanks. I didn't know about 'Restless'. Cool, I'll go look it up. You doing well, I hope? Fill me in. ** I'm off to shower and hang out with the blog's beloved, Paris visiting d.l. Davidc now. You have slaves to tide you over until tomorrow. Don't abuse the privilege, ha ha. Take care. See you on Tuesday.
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