Showing posts with label glue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glue. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Idea For A Retro-Style Stuck

Wow. It's been awhile since my last post. Truth be told, earning a living wage will always take priority over any of my personal indulgences. 

Anyway, here's my latest indulgence.

DIDVP, a specialist in fetish videos featuring glue and quicksand, has made regular appearances in these Sticky-Site.com forums---
Sticky-Site forum: Look what I found
Sticky-Site fourm: Crazy ideas
---Seeking feedback for its work and ideas for new projects.


Searching through the film and television archives of the late 1940s and early 1950s, I have yet to find a situation where a daffy but attractive woman, decked out in beautiful costume, gets her strappy high heels caught in something extremely sticky. 


It's the sort of predicament that might befall Marie Wilson, star of the My Friend Irma series.


Or Lucille Ball, of course.

So I sribbled together a set of storyboards.








Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Stripperella Trapped On A Conveyor Belt


This post took a bit of extra engineering. The copyright holders for 'Stripperella' had barriers set up on both YouTube and Veoh... and probably the other video sharing sites as well. So I had an associate rig the brief video clip to run from a personal web page.

Quite a bit of fuss, considering how brief the stuck scene was.

Here's the link to the video segment--- 
Wrath Of Klinko Clip

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Gilligan's Island - Mary Ann Steps In Glue - Veooooohhh!

I was trying to post the infamous stuck scene from 'Gilligan's Island' to YouTube, but Time-Warner tagged it for using copyrighted material. The media giant apparently holds the video rights to the series... and has a feature film adaptation in the works.

So I uploaded it to Veoh instead.

The bad news:  you have to watch a commercial first.

The good news: if you're willing to sign up with Veoh and install their player on your Windows PC, you can download the video.

Saturday, August 28, 2010