...laughing, that is.
This video is absolutely and completely unsafe for any environment except a soundproof room in a building in the middle of nowhere. You have been warned. I woke the entire family up when I watched this, and I almost didn't get it off the screen soon enough.
Oh, and I couldn't get it to work on my phone.
Fucking funny. I don't think I could fuck her...I'd be laughing my balls off the whole time!
YUK!
Its Chloe Camilla if you want to find more of her. She does a lot of stuff for Kink.com.
You might consider that entertainment. Yeah, she's a goofy bitch to put up with that, but there's nothing funny about torture. Just because someone is willing to be tortured doesn't make it right.
For those who might not appreciate the...setting, the real hilarity starts at about the two minute mark.
"Just because someone is willing to be tortured doesn't make it right."
Yes it does. :)
Dude,
Like gmd, I disagree. As long as they agree, it is their business. Of course there are laws to consider, but I can even disagree with some of those.
It looked to me like she enjoyed it..some people do you know. And I really wouldn't call that torture like in the waterboarding or sticks under the fingernails sense. A lot of people like the bondage, s&m thing, or so I've heard.
I downloaded a couple of clips of her. She is quite enthusiastic.
magicrat,
Not intended as a political statement, but are you saying we torture our soldiers?
Some people like homo's sucking each other's dicks, others disdain that but like bondage. If we were all alike, we would be doing it missionary style through a hole in the sheet.
Thanks for the link, always wondered whatever happened to Linda Blair.
I think she tried a little too hard to be noisy, but otherwise enjoyed it.
Clubber, Just a general comment..no political overtones intended. Trying to establish the difference between torture and bondage/s&m..very different things I think.
I think she used to babysit the neighbor kids next door. I recognize the yelling.
magicrat,
It was to the inclusion of water boarding in your definition of torture that I was referring.
Clubber, To specifically answer your question, no I do not think we torture our soldiers.
magicrat,
Well you say we do. Our soldiers, or at least some, are waterboared during their training. So if you call waterboarding torture, then it follows you think we do torture our soldiers.
Under both U.S. & International Law, waterboarding is torture, period end of story.
yeah, and it doesn't like Linux machines either. oh, well, time to fire up Windoz I guess.