UKM - Plaster of Paris Encasement Mistresses - UK

12-04-2011, 00:06

Does anyone know of any Mistresses in the UK, preferably in or near London, who will totally encase me in plaster of paris, from head to toe, for a few hours?

I did once have a link to a lady in the USA, but through various PC changes I seem to have lost it.

Any links, to such ladies or any members' experiences very welcome.

Thanks to all for your help.

alfiedc

ajocoyle@googlemail.com

kittysslave · 16-04-2011, 13:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by alfiedc

I did once have a link to a lady in the USA, but through various PC changes I seem to have lost it.

I expect you were plastered..

snook · 21-04-2011, 15:02

Do watch it as there are some health and safety issues ..... it can get very hot and is caustic ..... so you need a barrier, and cutting/getting it off can be quite a job.

Peter · 23-04-2011, 10:22

I think that this could be a terrifying experience, unless there is someone at hand with a hammer and chisel. Just imagine what it might feel like. Complete immobility for an extended period of time. Go on a mind trip!

folly · 02-05-2011, 13:04

Tricky to get out of in an emergency... no quick-release clips!

12-04-2011, 00:06	#1
alfiedc Guest Posts: n/a	Plaster of Paris Encasement Mistresses Does anyone know of any Mistresses in the UK, preferably in or near London, who will totally encase me in plaster of paris, from head to toe, for a few hours? I did once have a link to a lady in the USA, but through various PC changes I seem to have lost it. Any links, to such ladies or any members' experiences very welcome. Thanks to all for your help. alfiedc ajocoyle@googlemail.com

02-05-2011, 13:04	#5
folly Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 967 Reputation: 32	Tricky to get out of in an emergency... no quick-release clips! __________________ For I am, as you see, that true and only giver of wealth whom the Greeks call moria, the Latins stultitia, and our plain English folly.

21-04-2011, 15:02	#3
snook Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Portslade Posts: 269 Reputation: 15	Do watch it as there are some health and safety issues ..... it can get very hot and is caustic ..... so you need a barrier, and cutting/getting it off can be quite a job.

23-04-2011, 10:22	#4
Peter Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Kent Posts: 701 Reputation: 61	I think that this could be a terrifying experience, unless there is someone at hand with a hammer and chisel. Just imagine what it might feel like. Complete immobility for an extended period of time. Go on a mind trip!