Happy Pride, everyone! This is a photo flashback to New York City’s gay pride parade back in 1998. I marched with the men of GMSMA (Gay Male S/M Activists) as part of the leather contingent. I’m on the left.

Happy Pride, everyone! This is a photo flashback to New York City’s gay pride parade back in 1998. I marched with the men of GMSMA (Gay Male S/M Activists) as part of the leather contingent. I’m on the left.

I am VERY excited about the ICE LOCKS from Mr S. In fact, I usually have two “on ice” in my freezer at any moment!
The concept is simple yet effective: There is a cylinder that you fill with water, then freeze in the freezer. You then use padlocks to secure yourself or another guy, and the captive has to wait for the ice to melt before the ice lock opens and he gets out. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions for using these, please let me know.
For Ice Locks click here
Available from Mr S
Last summer, Bind volunteered for long-term bondage in whatever his site visitors requested. Today, it’s a padded cell!
See this new video today at Men In Chains
Another video eposide, “Trouble Bound: Part Four” has been added to the Men in Chains collection:
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Click the image directly below to read this story, called Time in the Cell:
More stories like this and much more at Prince of Rubber
By Cutieboy90
Sanchez pulled up in front of the Old McGriffith Farm, a dust cloud stirring up from the wheels of his F-250 as it bumped to a halt. Sanchez adjusted his tie and put on his big white hat and stepped out of the cab.
A big Chevy pulled up next to Sanchez. It was supposed to be blue, but the color had long been obscured by layers of dust. A lean muscular cowboy jumped down from the cab.
“Hey Mike,” Sanchez nodded. He and Mike had been buddies for years and worked several jobs together.
“So this is the place, huh?” Mike drawled. “Good chunk of land, no wonder they need help. Generous deal too.”
Sanchez nodded, pulling the ad out of his pocket. “And it’s a two-year contract. Gotta appreciate that job security.”
It was true enough. $60,000/ year salary plus earned bonuses. Healthcare, retirement plan, room and board supplied, and meals too. It was too good a deal to pass up, even if the farm was out in the middle of nowhere…