You have got to be kidding. Nomad needs to get a handle on what is relevant and to keep her comments to herself? You show so little class that you post something that demeans women, you use language that is crass and offensive, and then you dare to tell anyone else to keep their comments to themselves?

I had just decided not to post, that Gary is right about you, and that we've already paid you more attention than your tasteless shilling deserves. But when I saw that you invited Nomad to shut up, I suddenly felt very chatty.

I'd suggest that you take your own advice about not saying anything unless you have something nice to say. But then I realized that you'd probably have to be forever mute.

Nomad, I've been involved in the spanking community for several years now and have met many men who respect and protect women. So please don't judge the whole community based on the few who have no class.

I'm pretty new to this site, but I felt compelled to post. This kind of blatant disrespect for another human being is exactly the thing that gives people the wrong impression of the scene. To take advantage of someone in such a way is truly disgusting. I don't think that it's necessary to degrade someone just because they like to be spanked (or are being paid for it for that matter) You should be happy that you had the PRIVILEGE of spanking her and treat her with some respect, even behind her back.

My goodness what hostilities...how bout a nice round of seventies music trivia to ease the situation......Night Chicago Died..one hit wonder......

Pssssttt Paully!
 

:cool: paper lace

I had the 45 rpm for Paper Lace's "The Night Chicago Died." And, for the record, I was very, very young when I bought it.

In the spirit of 70s trivia and questions about really bad 70s music, what was the name of Melanie's big hit?

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BRAND NEW KEY! BRAND NEW KEY!!!

I just love this game, hee...

Did I beat Gary and Paully to the answer???

Woo-hoo!!! :cool:

Right you are Tee. Congrats. Brand New Key, sung in a key that only dogs could hear.:) I still have all my 45s, a monument to bad music...with a few exceptions, such as a couple of John Lennon's solo singles. But mostly my collection was an ode to Cher, Donny and Marie, and Bobby Sherman...among others.

So does Bo Donaldson and the Heywoods ring a bell with anyone?

Billy Don't Be A Hero...don't be a fool with your li-i-i-fe.

BTW, Melanie's FIRST hit was a song written about Woodstock called "Lay Down (Candles In The Rain)" and was one of my favorite songs when I was in the 7th grade. No need to Google-search the year that song was out, BTW. LOL.

Wow. How did I miss Melanie's first hit? I wonder why she never put out a greatest hits album?:D

My friends and I used to sing Billy Don't be a Hero - very loudly - on our walk to school in 7th grade. And there's no need to Google that year either. lol. It was a long time ago but, in some ways, feels like it was just yesterday. Except I think my taste in music has improved in time.

As far as 1970s music goes, all I can say is "Thank God for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band." Oh, and the Ramones.:)

d*mn, missed the drama. Now I am disappointed that I didn't get to throw a few torches.

sandy, just a small correction that I can't resist - I do believe that Nomad is a man. :eek:

oh, and btw to all you old folks -- I don't know or remember any of which you speak of, except by listening to the Oldies station. :D

sarah