Abel's spanking blog & stories
Yesterday we ended up in our favourite second-hand bookshop, and completely cleared it out of anything even vaguely related to any facet of our kink. One of our precious finds was a book by A. Davidson “Blazers, Badges and Boaters: a Pictorial History of School Uniform”.
It does have many fine pictures, which will be very helpful in assembling uniforms for my future imaginary schools. It also has the following amusing passage in the chapter on distinctions in uniform:
The prefect’s most terrifying insignia of authority, albeit on the periphery of school uniform, is the cane. Its swishing sound is enough to set many a junior’s teeth on edge, even if it is not applied to his back seat.
The cane, when it is applied, proves a far harsher instrument of punishment in the hands of an eighteen year old boy than in those of a doddering old schoolmaster. However, sadism and sexual thrills have been known to motivate both. If canes were not available, walking sticks would do, and prefects at Haileybury College were wont to put the latter to full use.
I think, my own doddering old schoolmaster will be quick to dispute the fact that any eighteen-year-old could give a more painful caning than him.
It would make an awfully amusing competition, actually. Trust me, I would not bet on the youngster.
Edit: Well, of course, this is a post by Haron, not Abel. That’ll teach me to steal his computer…
Sarah
August 12th, 2007 at 5:06 pm
I do so admire your dedication to detail and extensive research with your imaginary schools uniforms, most impressive
I’d not be betting on the youngster either
littlenic
August 12th, 2007 at 9:23 pm
I’m not sure how “awfully amusing” the competition would be for the recipient, who would surely have to suffer at both hands to be able to make an objective comparison…
Abel
August 12th, 2007 at 10:06 pm
(Ponders a role-play in which Haron gets caned by a prefect, then by a doddering old schoolmaster. Not that I am doddering. Or old. Or 18. My goodness, role play can be a challenge sometimes. Perhaps I should just cane her for posting a rude comment about me?)
Haron
August 12th, 2007 at 10:10 pm
Sarah – imaginary uniforms are really important! One can never do too much research.
Nic – I suspect you’re right. Partcularly since, having taken the first caning, the recipient would be too sore to be objective about the second one. So she would have to come back, say, a week later to get the second part and make her comparison. Oh, the agonising week-long wait! (But that’s OK, I volunteer.)
Abel – yes, please
(To both options.)
Simon Jenkins
August 14th, 2007 at 9:31 am
I think the results of such a competition would depend upon the age and the skill of the participants.
If say the Headmaster was a doddery old man, almost close to retirement then I would think a well practiced defect, or perhaps I should have said prefect, would must likely much more of an impression. Or if the ‘prefect’ was an over enthusiastic amateur, with the cane landing all over the place, then the prefect would probably still win for all the wrong reasons.
But, if say the headmaster was still at the peak of fitness, and able to land the cane with ruthless efficiency, then the prefect would definitely be the soft option!
Let us know how you get on Haron – all in the name of research you understand.
Simon
Abel
August 15th, 2007 at 6:08 am
For some reason, I was just reminded of the Housemaster at my old school who was a former England rugby international. He used to play in the pack – for those of you who don’t know anything about rugby, this means he was one of the incredibly big guys. Needless to say, members of his house were particularly careful to avoid getting into trouble…
Rob
August 15th, 2007 at 7:09 am
Abel: ….because he might jump on them?
My husband played rugby..not one of those big guys….but he could run fast and he’d grab them behind at the knees and then they’d fall over….and then they’d sit on him….and then I’d drive him to the hospital….and finally I said….”your Rugby days are over darling. No more Saturday nights in Emergency for us….”