Check out the pictures of Port Arthur Penal Colony in Tasmania that Metalbond reader arson54 sent:
You can look up arson54 on Recon.
(Personally, I think it is awesome that there are guys in Tasmania who are reading Metalbond!)
Check out the pictures of Port Arthur Penal Colony in Tasmania that Metalbond reader arson54 sent:
You can look up arson54 on Recon.
(Personally, I think it is awesome that there are guys in Tasmania who are reading Metalbond!)
Who needs a firefighter or cops calendar when you can look at these guys!
The smoking hot corrections officers from Ireland (pictured above) are making a calendar to help raise money to fight cancer.
You can learn more by clicking here, here and here.
Thanks to Metalbond reader Wexleather for passing this along!
Those of you who are regular readers of this site know that I am a huge fan of gay bondage porn. Especially bondage STORIES! That’s right, I just can’t get enough of really well-written bondage fiction — stories like Trust Us, Waiting for Ross, Danny in the Dorm and The Roommate, and even novels like Brig.
Here’s another thing: While I am not an old man, I am no spring chicken either. I’m old enough to know what the world was like before cell phones and before cable TV. There were three channels and if you wanted to see something else you had to get up and turn the knob.
The Internet? When I was growing up nobody knew what it was. If you wanted porn, you had to buy MAGAZINES in X-rated stores. In the American Midwest, where I grew up, there were no gay adult bookstores. You had to go to the straight “XXX” bookstore, located in a bad neighborhood downtown, and walk to the back, where they had a small section of gay porn mags with titles like Honcho and Inches. But there wasn’t much in the way of gay male kink.
Later, when I was in college, I discovered a little digest called Manscape, and also Drummer magazine, which opened up a whole new world for me. Fuck it was great. I could read about all sorts of twisted ideas for gay male bondage sex. When Bound and Gagged magazine came out it, was the greatest thing ever. Another one of my favorites was Manifest Reader (pictured above).
Click the image below to read the important training bulletin courtesy of the LAPD:
Read it. Learn it. Live it.
Thanks to Mister X/Spartan for today’s handcuffing posting!
This posting is filed under “real life.” I recently read this book about the true adventures of a journalist who went undercover in the New York State Department of Corrections and became a CO at Sing Sing:
After the first paragraph, I could not put this down. It’s available on Amazon.com.
By MetalbondNYC
One day I looked out the window of my apartment in Manhattan and I saw several construction workers across the street taking down some scaffolding from a building. One of them in particular caught my eye … he was wearing an upper body harness, and I noticed his well-worn work pants and boots.
This is a famous picture of Lewis Thornton Powell, who was one of the people arrested after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln in 1865:
This is an early police mugshot of Powell (also known as Lewis Paine or Payne), who was one of the people put on trial and later executed for taking part in the conspiracy to kill the 16th president of the United States. What I like about this picture, of course, is the rigid wrist restraint he’s locked in.
According to the website A Little Touch Of History, strict security measures were put in to place during the trial, including the use of canvas hoods for the prisoners, to prevent them from talking with each other.
During the trial, the Military Governor showed compassion towards the prisoners and said the inmates who wore the canvas hoods could be allowed to take them off — EXCEPT for Powell, because “The hood didn’t seem to bother him as much as the others.”
Powell and George Atzerodt were also reportedly restrained with a ball and chain, although I was not able to find pictures of the ball and chain.
Here are more pictures of the restraints, and a shot of Powell just before the execution: