(24 Jul 2013, 19:35 )Like Ra Wrote: [ -> ]Teeth usually useless when gagged 😉
I live so far from the neighbours that I may as well be gagged ... there is nobody to hear my hot sweaty muffled cries from under the darlex hood...
Actually attaching a ring to the cord on the zipper No 2 would be the go... then you could be gagged, hooded and use the ring to hook something and pull the zipper open... when you finally find your target by squinting through the two tiny nose holes. 😁
Be a little careful with bedding and sleep sacks... I had a sheet get sucked into the zipper last week ... took ages to wiggle out of the sack as the top zipper had only opened about 8 inches. The other zippers happened to be locked and the keys where not reachable as I didn't think they where needed cos I didn't lock the top zipper.
(25 Jul 2013, 03:48 )Marcus Wrote: [ -> ]ook ages to wiggle out of the sack as the top zipper had only opened about 8 inches.
How did you manage to get out?
(15 Aug 2013, 18:17 )Like Ra Wrote: [ -> ] (25 Jul 2013, 03:48 )Marcus Wrote: [ -> ]ook ages to wiggle out of the sack as the top zipper had only opened about 8 inches.
How did you manage to get out?
Out the neck ... Darlex is suppressing stretchy 😋
Think I got an arm out, which is more than I need to escape almost anything these days. I was worried about busting the zip. It was STUCK - sucked up about 1/4 inch of sheet. Took ages and an unreasonable amount of force to finally free.
I must take/post some photos ... It's been far to long since we have had a photo shoot. I think some photos escaping from a locked hooded bag are in order ?
(16 Aug 2013, 08:04 )Marcus Wrote: [ -> ]I must take/post some photos ... It's been far to long since we have had a photo shoot. I think some photos escaping from a locked hooded bag are in order ?
That would be great and very interesting!
If anyone has a Durlex that they are looking to sell, I'm in the market for a used one....I don't want to invest over $300 until I know I like it...I'm sure it can me sanitized.