Check out BoundMike at Folsom Street East — he got locked in a set of Irish 8 rigid handcuffs. He is also wearing a Noke padlock on a chain around his neck and, and a metal cock cage!
You can look BoundMike up on Recon. He’s also showing off a postcard for the New York Bondage Club.
Speaking of the New York Bondage Club, be sure to check out their after-Pride party this coming Sunday (June 24) after the parade!
Check out the Sleep suspension by NYMaster:
See more at NYMaster’s website, located here.
His motto: “I don’t play — I TRAIN!”
(picture above used with permission)
And this Sunday they will have a jail cell and puppy cage!
The New York Bondage Club says:
It’s our best party of the year. We start immediately after Folsom Street East. FSE is NYC’s leather, kink and fetish community’s only street festival. Visit the street fair between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., then come to our after party and get into lots of play!
This week for our FSE After Party we will have a special extra room open for our party. Jail cell, puppy cage, spread chairs, more benches and a nice vibe for play. You get to play in all our regular spaces and the extra room. Here are a few pics of some of the equipment in that room:
For those who have never been, the New York Bondage Club is NOT TO BE MISSED!
Click HERE for more information.
Folsom Street East 2016
This is a rare “off-topic” posting here on the Metalbond site. This is an independent band based in London and NYC, Spottiswoode and His Enemies. Three of the seven members of this band are part of the LGBT community.
The first song on their first album is called Rattle the Bars:
And on their album Salvation they recorded this song called Chelsea Boys:
This band is currently preparing to record a new album. The band’s official website is here.
I caught Chris Evans last night in the Second Stage production of “Lobby Hero,” a play written by Kenneth Lonergan and also starring Michael Cera. My friend Jay, who like me is a longtime admirer of the NYPD, bought the tickets and treated me as an early birthday present.
In the play Evans plays an NYPD cop, and his character is hot and cocky. He had a commanding presence on stage, and even in scenes when he was up in the 22nd floor there was tension in the air waiting for him to return. In the play Evans has a mustache, but in the posters out front and on the Playbill he is clean-shaven. He has his jacket on throughout. He wears a duty belt, but I did not see any cuffs. Early in the play, however, Cera’s character, a security guard, reveals a fantasy involving a (female) cop, handcuffs and a nightstick. Later in the play, he asks about the NYPD changing its uniform color from dark blue to light blue and back again.
Here are some pictures of the signs outside the Hayes Theater on West 44th Street:
This Saturday, December 30, at 10 pm at Rockbar, it’s a very special Saturday Eggplant to close out 2017. (Next year they will be back to Fourth Fridays).
Big badass boots, full-rubber encasement, football pads, leather aprons, rugby kit, Langlitz and Wescos, harnesses and jocks are welcome at Eggplant. Breeches and leather uniforms are very much appreciated. Whatever turns you on.
Rockbar events page here.
