Stories of Tie Up Games

Thanks for your support, @Red86, I appreciate it.

Thanks for your support, @Red86, I appreciate it.

There was a warning about the nasty nature of this story. It was born out of two conflicting parents. A collaborator on DA wanted the unpleasantness, a thing in which he revelled. It also acted as a much needed catharsis for an awkward stage of my life. The idea of violence in real life appalls me a...

Here is, as far as I could remember it, a true story: https://tugstories.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=600

Why don't we use our experiences to give a bit of realism to our fictional stories? Here is the fictionalised version: https://tugstories.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=601

Hello again, @Bondage_Addicted
Good to hear that you think you are "Up to it" again.
Post when ready.

THE STATE DOESN'T MAKE MISTAKES (6) The Sjambok [/b] Time wore on and forced immobility had resulted in mounting pain in Patrick’s skinny frame. Unlike the smaller youth still bound to the caning horse, he hadn’t even been offered re-hydration. The Duty Corporal did make sure that the paramedic had...

. . . and so may agents on the lookout.

There was a clue earlier on. (I hope!)

The way Jeremy has been treated so far is probably ambivalent but they have been together for quite some time.

Never let that stop you. Many have tried!

How soon one becomes demoted from hero to zero.
. . . or was it considered to be a reward?

THE STATE DOESN'T MAKE MISTAKES (5) The Rod [/b] Both convicts were left to the tender ministrations of the assembled spectators for what seemed like hours. In fact, after two hours the Duty Corporal took up his position. The rod in his hand was about two feet long and not much more than a quarter ...

But it is so difficult to comply with the rules if even being polite can get one into further trouble.
I wonder how long Jeremy will be there?

Absolutely, that is what makes it such a peaceful place.
And public entertainment is so cheap!

Or, indeed, accidentally!

Sounds like they're ready for a folk dance. Well, it takes all kinds of folks.

THE STATE DOESN'T MAKE MISTAKES (4) The Public Scaffold [/b] The Corporal dismounted and consulted another similarly uniformed officer before climbing up on the tumbrel with a hood in his hand. He absent-mindedly threaded a new cable tie through the hem at the open end and neither convict could jud...

Welcome to the League of TuGs Writers.
Good to have you on board.

But of course, @blackbound, and it is SO much cheaper than a prolonged incarceration.

It is a public place, @gag1195, so you never know who might be there.

THE STATE DOESN'T MAKE MISTAKES (3) The Director of Corrections [/b] As he came round, Patrick tried to listen for any sounds that might indicate the presence of anyone else in his tiny cell. He waited, he knew not for how long, until he thought that no one would expect him to stay lying on the flo...

Thank you.

I'd like to see a picture of that device.

TheOldPirate wrote: ↑2 weeks ago

Xtc wrote: ↑4 years ago ... a favourite Dave Allan joke:

Oh man, I used to love Dave Allen.

In the days before only bad guys smoked on television.

What? No crumpled paper?

Welcome to the "League of Crap-Handwriters", the upper bit is nearly as poor as mine but my best is poorer than the bottom half.
Thank God for the invention of the keyboard.