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I read a news article about a bank robbery in L.A. where the robbers strapped a bomb around the waist of the bank manager while she instructed the tellers to turn over the money to the robbers. The robbers fled and the bomb squad arrived to deactivate the explosive device tied to the woman's waist. What are the odds this poor woman could endure that and not wet her pants? Is it even possible?
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I heard that on the radio too and someone could have died during the robbery! Not a turn on for me! I suppose where the line is drawn is relative, and I don't condone near death accidents!
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I won't keep flaming your post (that goes on here too much) but I used to work as a receptionist and some execs and even a couple low managers had enemies, and I was trained to deal with invasions and diversions. As much as I wanted to see a secretary go in her pants, never in a real life threatening situation though.Comment
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I hear your point. I wasn't so much refering to it as a turn on, it is not even stated that it happened. Just made me wonder what the stress of the situation would do to somebody. I have no doubt that if someone so much as pointed a gun at me I would wet my pants, much less have a bomb tied around my waist! Anyway, I appreciate your thoughts and comments.Comment
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The Rest Of The Story...........
I'm glad we agree. I was a turd. I grew up in the late 1960's to early 1970's in the U.S. I admit that fear wetting is a turn on if no one gets hurt, and I overreacted. For that I am sorry.Comment
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Remorse
Hey Didn'tMakeIt
I'm sorry that I attacked you.Comment
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No Problem, I never felt attacked. You were just stating your opinion, that's what a message board is for
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Wow, you guys must deserve a medal or something!Comment
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