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Me next, please?

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I fuckin' love this!

Credit: heavy_

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I'd really much rather be a gagged guy, but OK.

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It isn't always (like I'd prefer), but right now it is well locked!

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Just doing as I'm told.

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Mmmm!

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It looks to me like the positioning of the legs so far forward would make this very painful in a short time. That doesn't mean I wouldn't like to try it for a while!

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Looks like a nice way to spend an hour or so.

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Lawzy I'd sure love to try being in this for a while!

I know he is around.... what if he has left me here helpless... nah he wouldn't do that... maybe he has gone for the flogger, can still feel the heat on my arse.

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C'mon man! Copenhagen only costs a little bit more. You can do better than Grizzly!

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This one goes in my "Smoking Hot Smoking Guys " collection.

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Very nice shackles and chains. 

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Mmm. He’s got one, too! 

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Nice Copenhagen ring. (Don’t EVEN call it a Skoal ring. Real men dip Copenhagen!) 

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When we say that Ada Lovelace was arguably the world’s first computer programmer, that “arguably” isn’t thrown in there because of questions of definitions or precedence – she definitely wrote programs for a computer, and she was definitely the first.

Rather, the reason her status as the world’s first computer programmer is arguable is because during her lifetime, computers did not exist.

Yes, really: her code was intended for Charles Babbage’s difference engine, but Babbage was never able to build a working model – the material science of their time simply wasn’t up to the challenge. Lovelace’s work was thus based on a description of how the difference engine would operate.

Like, imagine being so far ahead of your time that you’re able to identify and solve fundamental problems of computer programming based on a description of the purely hypothetical device that would run the code you’re writing.