It’s Friday, so here are six bottoms I would love to spank.
But first a word from a Jeep Driver.
Callyipgous
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This Non Woke blog, continuously published Aug 15, 2007, celebrates the erotic side of spanking as long practiced by one married couple. We don't spank for any reason other than to supercharge sex. Bogey and Bacall. There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. Shakespeare
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Lovely!
Callyipgous bottoms bared in the outdoors always have a special place in my heart. They represent being playful. And spankings? To me, while they sting, they too represent being playful.
Nice collection!
Glad it brightened your day. BTW, we are not that far from you.
Like the saying goes…..
Only in a Jeep!
Several thousand miles and the Jeep has not seen a single rock. Maybe next month.
Lovely… but, somebody already beat you to the fourth one it seems. Of course, it took me a while to get there because of the third one!
No, that’s my paddle she is holding.
Absolutely gorgeous bottoms! The one wearing the black lace bodysuit with jeans…that really takes me back. I had something like that, only the body suit wasn’t see through. I had no idea how good I looked in it (as a teen, I thought I was fat…like most teenage girls). Good lord, I see those pictures now and wonder how my parents let me leave the house… 🙂
You should have seen the black wide mesh swimsuit Bacall bought in her 40’s. It left little to the imagination. She wore it when we raced the sailboat. The other guys were paying more attention to her than their position on the starting line.
That sounds incredibly sexy!!!💋💋💋
I got interested in the origin of the word and expect to find a slang origin. Actually used it last century. But here’s what I had not expected: Etymology
From Ancient Greek κάλλος (kállos, “beauty”) + πυγή (pugḗ, “buttocks”) + -ous
I ran across the origin of callyipgous a few years ago. I don’t recall where. I have been using it since then. Good for you for looking it up.
There was a pretty bad translation from speech error here. Instead of actually, what I said was Huxley used it last century.
You know we are big Jeep fans!