Kevin

You wrote:

"I echo Ralph's opinions that you should either not respond to her
questions or inform her that any tourniquet applied to toes of individuals
by a non-medically trained person is not only ill-advised but possibly
criminal in nature and that you would appreciate her contact information so
that you could report her to the proper Health and Safety authorities."

Are you kidding? Have you ever suggested to a dominatrix that what she does
is ill-advised and possibly criminal? As for Health & Safety, that's rarely
a concern in the S&M scene. From what I've been led to believe, of course.

With regard to the timing, remember the digit would not be exsuanginated
first and would therefore be more painful during suspension - try squeezing
the blood up your thumb (or other appendage) and holding it in the pulp for
a minute or two. Ten minutes may not be critical for irreversible
ischaemia, but it would be more than enough rewards for the most diligent
masochist. Even those in west Wales.

Mark Russell

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