'There's a Hangin' Goin' On!!!'

'There's a Hanging' Goin' On' Represents a new kind of being 'strung

up' that is invading the edge of the imagination -- a kinky kind.

Your (good faith) ratings and comments are invited and most welcome.

If you rate harshly or very critically, pleass submit a helpful and

constructive commentary; please share your superior knowledge to help

improve my photography. Lastly; please do NOT turn ratings on this

photo into a plebiscite on whether or not you like or do not

like 'porn' or 'kink', but whether this is a worthy photo,

considering the subject. John Thanks! Enjoy! Or at least be

edified.

Very interesting photo John. I take it this was at a show of some type. Ahh...how very underexposed I am here nestled in S. Indiana.

And we think it's a big thing when Barnum comes to town.

cg

P.T. Barnum famously said 'There's a sucker born every minute.'

This has about zero relationship to real sex as presented here. It has titillation (if you'll excuse the expression) value.

And you gave us David Letterman; I'd like to see him lampoon this as being 'sexual'.

(or not).

On the site it's quite different (hear tell).

Anyway, a bunch of wieney men live in their fantasy worlds and could never really do such things in real life, most of them (and notice great care is taken not to hurt the models -- the guys who tie the ropes are very, very skilled -- must have done well in Boy Scouts.

but I ain't giving them a plug, so I ain't gonna name them. I studiously kept focus off their huge name in the background which was supposed to show in every photo.

By the way, if a kid of yours ever asks 'dad, why should I join Boy Scouts, all they ever do is practice tying knots, just leave this on your computer screen for an hour or so and walk out of the room while they're watching TV . . . '

;-))

Hah!

Better than harvesting beans and corn.

John (Crosley)

Brilliant! I have never thought my rope skills could be so handy!

Boy Scouts was started by a pedophile.

Who knows about the rope and knot tricks . . . .

John (Crosley)