1/29/08 Update!!!

My friend Chross http://chross.blogt.ch/ had mentioned that he had heard about a spanking in ‘Bachelor Flat’ starring the beautiful Tuesday Weld. Well, old Houndog here found the clip and here it is for your enjoyment, followed by a pic of the aforementioned Tuesday Weld. The spanking is off screen but you can see it in shadow form as Tuesday gets five licks of the prison strap.


Today’s post is a mixture of fantasy and reality.

There has always been one actress who drives me insane and that is the gorgeous Juliette Lewis, her voice drives me absolutely nuts, what I wouldn’t give to get her across my lap!! Now then, not that they will go down as classics in any sense of the word, but there are two scenes in the movies where Juliette gets her bottom smacked. In one of them ‘That Night’ Juliette is hoisted over her boyfriend’s shoulders and he starts smacking away. Most of the smacks are off screen but you do get to see a few on screen. Unfortunately I only have this film on VHS and therefore cannot upload it as of yet.

The other film, the one shown here, is ‘Kalifornia. In this film Juliette leans over the front car seat to change the radio before she and Brad Pitt make out. Taking advantage of the situation Brad gives her a quick six spanks over her summer dress. Like I said, it isn’t going to win any ‘spanking in the mainstream’ awards, but this particular scene I have watched over and over and over again. Following the video are a few pics of Juliette which in turn is followed by a vanilla post about my idol.

This next piece is purely posted from a selfish standpoint.

Adam Graves is a professional hockey player who spent 10 years with the New York Rangers. Now while his achievements on the ice were very good it is actually what he is as a person that makes him an idol of mine.

On the ice you could not wish for a better team mate, this is a man who would protect his fellow Rangers and many a night he dropped his gloves to fight a much bigger man in order to protect his team mates. Off the ice however, Adam’s work for charity and in the community is legendary, a totally humble man who just gives and gives of himself. Adam is an exceptional role model on how to conduct yourself as a human being. One time, several years ago when Adam was still playing for the Rangers, his wife was pregnant with twins. The delivery was premature and both sons fought for their lives, Logan made it, but unfortunately Jaxon succumbed after 24 days. The family requested that nothing special be done for them from the organization and any thoughts of flowers were forbidden, instead anyone wishing to send flowers was asked to donate to charity instead.

The very next week after Jaxon passed away, Adam was the guest of honor at a fundraiser for a young girl battling cancer. He was asked if he wanted to cancel the event, but not only did he attend, he also brought along his 5 year old daughter who every year he takes with him to purchase toys for underprivileged children. I could write forever about what Adam has done for charity in New York City, this is a man who will attend a scheduled charity event for 4 hours and end up staying 8 until every last autograph is signed. He is one of the most respected and humble men you will ever meet, a trait perhaps learned from his own parents who took in nearly 40 children from shelters in Toronto when Adam was growing up.

Anyway, on Thursday night the New York Rangers held a number retirement ceremony for perhaps their greatest ever player, Brian Leetch. Brian joined only 4 other Rangers who have had this honor bestowed upon them in the Rangers 90 year history in having their number raised to the roof and retired. During this ceremony, Brian said that he had an announcement of his own to make. You can watch the following video if you wish, where Brian Leetch informs the New York Rangers organization, and all the fans watching ‘his’ night, that Adam Graves will be the sixth person honored by the New York Rangers who will have his number retired and will never be worn again by another Ranger.

This is the greatest honor a hockey player could get, to be recognized by the City you play for as being someone very special. Adam Graves is a person that I admire greatly and seek inspiration from as how to conduct myself as a person. Yes, even at 44 years old I still have a hero. This video won’t mean much to many people, but watching Adam be surprised with this announcement means the world to me so I wanted to share this side of my life. Congratulations Adam, nobody deserves this more than you do!!