Yeah, that's a pain. Also sometimes the ones in a foreign language. Number 3, for example, apparently has the spanked girl with a sign on her back saying: "I am a big null (or nil), presumably meaning "I'm a big nothing". Obviously meant to demean or humiliate her even more than posing with her panties down and her bare, spanked bottom on display. The "rabbit ears" she's wearing might be analogous to a "dunce" hat or some other message to take the spankee "down a peg or two". The man is saying to the woman at the door: "No, germaine can not make the balances with you. I had him revise his computer course." Apparently anyway (according to Google Translate). There might be a confusion of gender pronouns. The spankee definitely looks female. I'd like to know the whole story behind this one illo. It seems to be part of a longer story. And the additional humiliation (the pose and the sign) intrigues me...
Always love the illustrated ones...
ReplyDeletesmuccatelli -- Same here, although I do wish that some people who repost them would not crop the captions, like in #2...
ReplyDeleteYeah, that's a pain. Also sometimes the ones in a foreign language. Number 3, for example, apparently has the spanked girl with a sign on her back saying: "I am a big null (or nil), presumably meaning "I'm a big nothing". Obviously meant to demean or humiliate her even more than posing with her panties down and her bare, spanked bottom on display. The "rabbit ears" she's wearing might be analogous to a "dunce" hat or some other message to take the spankee "down a peg or two". The man is saying to the woman at the door: "No, germaine can not make the balances with you. I had him revise his computer course." Apparently anyway (according to Google Translate). There might be a confusion of gender pronouns. The spankee definitely looks female.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to know the whole story behind this one illo. It seems to be part of a longer story. And the additional humiliation (the pose and the sign) intrigues me...
smuccatelli -- Thanks for the translation
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