Variation of Collared Kitty

cdinbonds · Post by **cdinbonds** » 15 Mar 2008, 21:35

That's a radiator alright. In the US they are no longer in common use. Most heating uses forced hot air, or baseboard radiant type heat (which are nothing more than long, low radiators, but they are covered and not really suitable for use as an anchor point.

Post by **bound_jenny** » 15 Mar 2008, 21:39

Around here a radiator is a large, heavy metal plumbing thing with hot water running through it.

Most everyone has either forced air heating now or electric baseboard heaters.

Jenny.

Amy_Tenchi · Post by **Amy_Tenchi** » 15 Mar 2008, 22:45

Yeah, something like that. In my area, I know its only in the holder type homes.

My parents home (100 years old...maybe?) and my fossil of an apartment both use heating from wall radiators, I think my parent's house has heat coming up from under the floorboards. Not exactly sure though...

They seem to be dieing out with age i suppose. Though you can still buy a plug-in heater that looks like that I think... But that would move and destroy the purpose

countdown321 · Post by **countdown321** » 16 Mar 2008, 00:14

Where I live having radiators is considered a bit posh, we have a fire in the front room fueled by North Sea gas to heat our house. I don't know of any houses over here heated forced hot air.

And a little more on topic:
I like the idea of the scenario and I love the drawing, but I wouldn't recommend eating catfood.

Grinser · Post by **Grinser** » 16 Mar 2008, 00:36

Ok, those things are present in 99% of all houses in Germany, so I was a bit puzzled. Any waterpipe or the like would also suit the purpose of course. Or for those more into humiliation, just anchor the chain around the base of your toilet or the pipes leading to and from it.

Dark_Lizerd · Post by **Dark_Lizerd** » 16 Mar 2008, 00:58

You could use a can of tuna.... looks like cat food...
But you gota eat it out of the pet dish....
... like a cat... (No hands...)

greenfrog9 · Post by **greenfrog9** » 16 Mar 2008, 05:51

Dark_Lizerd wrote:You could use a can of tuna.... looks like cat food...
But you gota eat it out of the pet dish....
... like a cat... (No hands...)

bondage mittens come to mind here

Post by **bound_jenny** » 16 Mar 2008, 11:59

Long fingernails, cat ears, a lot of purring and a bit of hissing...

Works for me.

Jenny.

Post by **bound_jenny** » 16 Mar 2008, 16:07

Interesting bit of trivia I just heard... on this day in 1966 Julie Newmar played the Catwoman for the first time on that campy Batman series. Now she had class!

There's a candidate for Amy's Collared Kitty scenario...

Jenny.

jake · Post by **jake** » 18 Mar 2008, 19:10

We have plenty of radiators in England

Karandras · Post by **Karandras** » 13 May 2008, 23:29

ehh excuse me I'm new . . . he kitty bondage game have a name please

Sam-Ho · Post by **Sam-Ho** » 14 May 2008, 07:12

What I would do is attach the leash to a bedpost. I doubt anyone could move their entire bed, unless if your bedposts are separate pieces of furniture, and thus a little easy to move.

BoundEquinox · Post by **BoundEquinox** » 27 Jul 2008, 01:29

Amy_Tenchi · Post by **Amy_Tenchi** » 27 Jul 2008, 05:59

Yes, this does depend. When I had hardwood floors, the bed had plastic discs under the feet so it wouldn't scratch the floor. We were worried about wrecking the apartment (we wanted that 1k deposit)

Carpeted floors? My original, second and uh...current (which was my original for those keeping track) and that bed does not move an inch! I've tried to move it many times on my own, and I require my (big) brother's assistance.

I guess it does depend on the type of wheels or padding under the bed/frames feet...Never can be sure

Karandras wrote:ehh excuse me I'm new . . . he kitty bondage game have a name please

And uh...I never actually named it. If someone would like to, be my guest. I guess collared kitty, like on Anna's site, but it was never my intention to replace it, just to adjust it for people that can't put hooks along their floors/ceilings/walls but still wanna have some fun.

maid_heather · Post by **maid_heather** » 27 Aug 2008, 07:42

Amy_Tenchi wrote:

For extra humiliation leave yourself a food and drink dish with pet food and water for this ordeal, depending on how long your timers have you locked in for. I own a pet, so dry food is easy to come by, however, I wouldn't suggest wet food (it smells bad, I can't imagine the taste personally) but I do not know where to get a small bag of the dry stuff...maybe feed the rest to the strays?

Super cute picture you did there Amy!!!! I love it

And as for the pet food idea, I don't know how well it works back east, but in Idaho here we have cat food in the bulk food section of WinCo (grocery chain) for about $.40/lb It's an idea ...

www.BoundAnna.com

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