Stories of Tie Up Games

As a boy, one of the kids I hung out with, came up with a game with 80 some odd spaces, and the object was to get from START, to TOWN. The spaces were red, yellow, blue, green, and white. White was "safe." Any other color, you had to draw a corresponding colored card. It might read "E...

Sometimes you get into a funk, and it's hard to get out. Just remember, "Illigitimi non tatum carborundum." It's Latin. It means "Don't let the bastards wear you down."

Get a piece of rope about 8-10 feet long, and tie a bow (shoelace) knot in the middle. Position it behind the heels of your feet, then wrap your feet with the tails. Roll on your stomach, and curl your legs. You should be able to find the loops of the bow knot, and slide them over your hands. Lower ...

Two bits of advice: 1. The motto of the boy scouts, is "Be Prepared." When the scouts' founder, Lord Baden Powell was asked "Be prepared for what?" his answer was "Why, for any old thing." 2. For as long as I can remember, there has always been "Murphy's Law,"...

In my youth, it was said that "You ain't really tied up unless you're gagged." But there were circumstances when a gag was not used, or put off for later, such as "interrogating" a captive. He can't really answer questions with a gag in his mouth. After you pump him for all the i...

It depends. Captives can be tied back to back with one's right hand tied to the other's left on each side, in which case, escape might be difficult. But if the captives are tied back to back, with their hands first crossed, then tied behind them before being tied back to back, then escape might be a...

Call me old fashioned, but I prefer a cloth cleave gag, like a bandana.

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Cleave gags, while "aesthetically pleasing," are in reality, useless, as they can be easily pushed out with the tongue. They aren't nearly as effective as they appear to be on TV and in the movies. Even when "stuffing" is added (another bandana) they still can be pushed away, The...

The first time I got tied up, was when I was 7 or 8, by my friend (a month older) who apparently saw someone tied up on TV, and wanted to try both tying, and being tied. Neither of us could tie very well, and we were even worse at escaping, but it was fun. I didn't want to appear eager to be tied up...

Have to go back to the late 50's - early 60's for this one: "Along Came Jones" by the Coasters.



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It's difficult to tie someone if they don't want to be tied, but then, as a 12-13 year old, I could easily overpower and tie a smaller, younger kid. Most went along, some offered token resistance, some fought like hell, but if they became difficult, I could usually get help from a friend or two. Dra...

The sawhorse was a true instrument of torture. There weren't any blankets over it, and the top had a sharp edge like a sword. The victim was made to straddle the sawhorse, and two iron balls were cuffed to his feet. The horse was then elevated to the point where the iron balls were about 18-24 inche...

"Torture," light or otherwise, must ALWAYS be consensual, and with the full understanding that "STOP" means "STOP!"

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Thank you.

When I was growing up, I don't think me or my friends really LIKED being tied up (and gagged), but there were a couple of us that sometimes asked to be tied, so they could demonstrate their skills at getting free. Also, as I have previously said, while most of us weren't avid fans of being tied up, ...

Interesting, but please line space between paragraphs.

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savvy wrote: ↑1 year ago Hi, I tried to send you a PM, but I'm not sure if it worked, as I don't see it in the "Sent"-box.

Savvy

Don't see anything in my PM folder, either.

Xtc wrote: ↑1 year ago They were on the other side of the Royal Military Canal so he stood in the wreckage of our toilets (sorry to make you blush, for 'toilet' read 'bathroom') baying at them.

Got no clue, then, other than to come up behind him with a signal horn, and scare the crap out of him.

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savvy wrote: ↑1 year ago Is there a way to read them, then?

Savvy

There's always a way. I could e-mail them.

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Xtc wrote: ↑1 year ago Thank you, Professor, now have you got any hints concerning how to remove an amorous young bull from your site?

Introduce him to the neighbor's cow?

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Some things carry over from story to story: "Doug is a world class weasel, and Kevin ain't far behind!" "Ya ain't really tied up unless yer gagged!" "Always wash new jeans before wearin' 'em!" (Especially the heavy 14 ounce brands like Levis 501, Wrangler, and Lee) (The...

Damn, I totally missed both Detective Work and The Twins Second Portal Adventure, Prisoners for a Day and The Dream as well... did you post them here? I couldn't find them between your posts. Savvy Many have not been posted at all. Some are overly long, while others have photos/illustrations imbedd...

I really like this one, I like the fact they put "a good show struggling mmmpfing beneath their gags" - like they could easily escape but they preferred making a show of it! Had to keep them interested. If the older kids tied them up and they never got out, or if they tied the older kids,...

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I'm happy with everything you're going to post - and yes, we need to know better the previous experiences of Doug with hogtie ;) I hope we're going to meet the twins sometime in the future. Please keep posting! You might want to look at: https://www.tugstories.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=98 Drawscore