The PMS Cure

[rosco rathbone]

Maybe I was just weird then, but there was something about having a good reason to cry that let me get it all out

I think this is basically why the cure works.

 

[Kajira Callista]

hi uncle rosco

 

[rosco rathbone]

hi kasey

 

[Blushing Bottom]

*batting lashes*

Why thank-you kind Sir.

A girl does aim to please.

My first Dom made certain that I knew how to act and knew exactly how to get me to act that way.

This is a great line.

 

[Sprinkles22]

I'm talking about curing the bitchies, the itchies, the spiralling aggravation, anxiety, fur rubbed the wrong way....I've found the strap to be most efficacious--if followed with love. Even a bare hand works, really. I just like that picture because that's my exact belt. (Well worn).

Altho not yet familiar with the bite of the belt ... I can definitely see your point. *sighs with longing for that special moment*

 

[rosco rathbone]

the wounded strop

The Carhartt belt has been a faithfully leathery friend. It has absorbed untold punishment on the job, on bottoms, and upholding my trowzers day to day.

However, it has recently suffered a loss: the little loop that holds the excess belt length in fell off due to destruction of stitching.

Thus, as i have been losing weight and punching new holes and the wraparound has grown longer and longer, the excess length tends to flop about causing me to look like a charlie chaplin clown.

So I am wondering: retire the strop? I've been very into the idea of no toys no tools---what beats your ass is the humble belt which holds my pants up all the livelong day as I shovel coal.

Get the strop fixed by a hippie/biker leather repairman with a long braided ponytail?

Keep the strop for bottoms and get a new belt for my pantaloons?

 

[graceanne]

The Carhartt belt has been a faithfully leathery friend. It has absorbed untold punishment on the job, on bottoms, and upholding my trowzers day to day.

However, it has recently suffered a loss: the little loop that holds the excess belt length in fell off due to destruction of stitching.

Thus, as i have been losing weight and punching new holes and the wraparound has grown longer and longer, the excess length tends to flop about causing me to look like a charlie chaplin clown.

So I am wondering: retire the strop? I've been very into the idea of no toys no tools---what beats your ass is the humble belt which holds my pants up all the livelong day as I shovel coal.

Get the strop fixed by a hippie/biker leather repairman with a long braided ponytail?

Keep the strop for bottoms and get a new belt for my pantaloons?

How bout get a new belt and use it for bottoms?

 

[@}-}rebecca----]

Get the strop fixed by a hippie/biker leather repairman with a long braided ponytail?

Why abandon providence .

 

[rosco rathbone]

How bout get a new belt and use it for bottoms?

I thought of that but I am very superstitious and the old one is soaked with mojo.

 

[Hester]

The Carhartt belt has been a faithfully leathery friend. It has absorbed untold punishment on the job, on bottoms, and upholding my trowzers day to day.

However, it has recently suffered a loss: the little loop that holds the excess belt length in fell off due to destruction of stitching.

Thus, as i have been losing weight and punching new holes and the wraparound has grown longer and longer, the excess length tends to flop about causing me to look like a charlie chaplin clown.

So I am wondering: retire the strop? I've been very into the idea of no toys no tools---what beats your ass is the humble belt which holds my pants up all the livelong day as I shovel coal.

Get the strop fixed by a hippie/biker leather repairman with a long braided ponytail?

Keep the strop for bottoms and get a new belt for my pantaloons?

a good shoemaker should be able to fix it for you

 

[rosco rathbone]

a good shoemaker should be able to fix it for you

Shoemaker. This is the second time today that someone has used that term.

How quaint. How very mitteleuropa.