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| Member Totals: | Pictures: 23,162 Last Count: 06 January 2009 |
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Burn The WitchI, Witch "It has come to this... My life is to be snuffed out by flames. On this beautiful day I shall take my last breaths and they shall be the choking vapours of my burning body. Tied to this tree which will share my fate. Yet more bonds are to restrain me, lest they burn too quickly. My life is to end... Will that realisation sink in suddenly? My breast rises abruptly as my lungs gasp desperately for air. What am I to be more afraid of — death, and what comes after, or the burning, the excruciating pain that I will undoubtedly be subjected to? |
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Mistress - DistressTying Over Spilt Vodka Oops! This is not a good start. This feisty young servant girl has only just joined the workforce of Mistress C. and what has she gone and done? Well, you can see for yourselves. 'Oh no!' cries our young slave, 'I've spilt the Mistress's vodka. I'd better clean it up before she finds out.' No such luck. Too late, Mistress C. enters, and sees what her new recruit has done. She is very annoyed. And yet at the same time she is secretly pleased - she now has a pretty good excuse to punish the young girl in the way only she knows best... |
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Mead IAnd so it came to pass that after a long, busy day's work in the tavern, Euridice set out to clean the tables, wash the empty glasses and dust the place, before she could leave for home. Euridice neither liked nor disliked this job. It was part of running a tavern, and one day, she knew, she would find a nice husband and run her own. Thus lost in reveries, Euridice almost did not notice the approach of Maria, her good friend and fellow wench. Maria and Euridice had grown up together and always been the closest of friends. It was much to the joy of both, when later in life, they found employment at the same establishment. "Come over here!" Maria shouted to Euridice. "I've something to show you!" |