Holyday strip tease

Vanessa · Joined: 13 Nov 2004 Posts: 1012

Jillian Sullivan will be the new dancer, I apologize for the delay but before Jillian there will be four special speed strip teases dedicated to Christmas, with four girls that will undress completely in a single puzzle (double prize: dressed and undressed pin up) The theme for this strip tease is a sort of Christmas show where Mary acts as Santa Claus, Scarlett is an elf helper of Santa, Violet a snowman and Betty the christmas tree spirit! I also delayed Jillian's strip to find a good idea for the background. Jillian is a sort of inventor of mechanical gimmicks... it wasn't easy. We'll see her on stage after Christmas.

Xebulon · Joined: 28 Mar 2007 Posts: 2112

That sound like quite a treat, Ms. Santato! I am looking forward to it! :D
And thank you, in advance. :D

UltimaWolf0 · Joined: 09 Jan 2007 Posts: 1354

This has certainly piqued my interests.

Littlefox · Joined: 26 Jan 2006 Posts: 101

Oh heavens, no apology necessary! I can't wait to see the Christmas themed!!!!! This sounds like fantastic fun!

MrWolf12 · Joined: 12 Feb 2007 Posts: 601

You certainly have my attention. :shock:

lol

Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 4661

Ooooo, something else to look forward to this Christmas!

Littlefox wrote: Oh heavens, no apology necessary! I can't wait to see the Christmas themed!!!!! This sounds like fantastic fun!

The Marvelous Mechanical Madwoman is back! Act fast, Labrn!

LabrnMystic · Joined: 27 Jul 2005 Posts: 2510

No need to act fast Ashton. Soon enough after Christmas, she'll have nowhere to run. :wink:

As far as a background for Jillian, You could have here infront of a car, like you had Lulu La Rouge; or you could have her in a workshop, where instead of just a poll, she could have a work bench and tool closet that she can lean up against or lay on.

Littlefox · Joined: 26 Jan 2006 Posts: 101

*giggles and hugs the stuffing out of the cuties* I's back! ... well okay sorta you know me... attention span of a ADD ferret on a triple espresso ;) Grins and can't wait to see the Mary Claus!

Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 4661

Littlefox wrote: *giggles and hugs the stuffing out of the cuties* I's back! ... well okay sorta you know me... attention span of a ADD ferret on a triple espresso ;) Grins and can't wait to see the Mary Claus!

And that's why we love you, Jinx. And if Labrn is'nt going to pursue his usual tradition of hugging you when you appear, then I will. Call me a traditionalist. *hugs Littlefox* Besides, I'm always up for a good hug. :D

Littlefox · Joined: 26 Jan 2006 Posts: 101

Ooooo hugs and a warm lap! Someone get me an Apple Toddy and I may not move till the snow clears! ;)

duo2nd · Joined: 19 Jun 2007 Posts: 668

Maybe the best holiday strip tease ever. Can't wait for the Royal Members to see it.

Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 4661

Littlefox wrote: Ooooo hugs and a warm lap! Someone get me an Apple Toddy and I may not move till the snow clears! ;)

Tempting.

kommy · Joined: 07 Sep 2006 Posts: 983

What exactly is an Apple Toddy, anyway? Can't say I've heard of the things before now.

And I am deeply curious how these new bits of theater will turn out. Whenever I guess, I generally turn out to be pleasantly surprised. :)

Littlefox · Joined: 26 Jan 2006 Posts: 101

Depends on your part of the world and who's serving it... round here its warmed (not boiled) brandy, apples, sugar and rum, seasoned with cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg, simmered for a few hours and then served hot... heard of it being made with whiskey and apple juice though but haven't ever tried that. Traditional curl up in front of a warm fire on a night with lots of snow outside and just be happy and mellow sorta drink ;)

Corran · Joined: 12 Jul 2007 Posts: 671

Sounds delicious

Bestile1 · Joined: 21 Aug 2007 Posts: 836

sounds great... everything not just the apple toddy though that sounds good to... so do the hugs and the pretty things sitting on the laps.... man i'm always gone when the good stuff happens

Xebulon · Joined: 28 Mar 2007 Posts: 2112

I'll have to try that one of these days. Thank you, Jillian. The recipe I've always used was apple cider and spiced rum, simmered with a couple of cinnamon sticks and maybe a teaspoon of honey.

LabrnMystic · Joined: 27 Jul 2005 Posts: 2510

Forgive me that I didn't state it out in the open Ashton. I had thought it was presumed I do so at every visit she gives us. Though, one may think the good Doctor has been stealing my attention in her absence. ;)

Littlefox wrote: Depends on your part of the world and who's serving it... round here its warmed (not boiled) brandy, apples, sugar and rum, seasoned with cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg, simmered for a few hours and then served hot... heard of it being made with whiskey and apple juice though but haven't ever tried that. Traditional curl up in front of a warm fire on a night with lots of snow outside and just be happy and mellow sorta drink ;)

As much as I would help serve you and enjoy that drink...I'm afraid I don't have as good of control of myself when under the influence. ;) *Hugs Jillian from behind in a warm sqeeze* Perhaps I should just stick to Cider?

Marauder · Joined: 10 Jan 2007 Posts: 111

Here's one of my cold weather favorites, simple to make and easy to adjust the horsepower if you're not in practice:

Snow Bunny: 1 1/2 oz. Triple sec, Hot chocolate. pour triple sec into a coffee mug, add hot chocolate and add a cinnamon stick as a stirrer. (gives Labrn a packet of mulling spices for X-mas)

Shadow9808 · Joined: 28 Dec 2007 Posts: 610

I envy you guys who can stand drinking. I can barely stand something even 5% proof! Man do I dislike that burn in the mouth and windpipe... Ah well, at least I like coolers and kaluva, those aren't as bad as most things I've tried. Do any of you recomend wine for a novice drinker? And I am also looking forward to the new stuff. Even more so a fresh comp...

LabrnMystic · Joined: 27 Jul 2005 Posts: 2510

No worries Shadow, I too dislike that burning taste of a high proof. However, that doesn't always keep me. As the others know in a few of our threads, I'm always up for trying a new drink. And if I can't detect the alcohol, I'll even get drunk off it with you. ;)

XD I've had a few call me on that bet.

*Picks up and tastes the drink provided by Marauder* Seems an interesting mix. I'll have to try it sometime.

Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 4661

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why you always take a designated driver along. Give me a minute to find a large horse and coach and I'll gladly volunteer.

Shadow9808 · Joined: 28 Dec 2007 Posts: 610

Well, that's certainly kind of you to offer, Ashton. Certainly can't have drunken folks wandering the streets, right?

Foxonian · Joined: 14 Aug 2006 Posts: 686

Well,since I am a "tea-totaler",I will gladly help anyone get to their carrage without falling down. ;-)

Shadow9808 · Joined: 28 Dec 2007 Posts: 610

Planing to cop a feel on the ladies, are we? ::nudges::

Littlefox · Joined: 26 Jan 2006 Posts: 101

Chuckles, tis why I prefer the traditional Toddy ;) When you simmer brandy for a few hours, if you have any alcohol left, its a miracle.....its more of a heat and flavor thing.

Can't stand the ones that bite or burn myself, (okay.. all except rattle snake... got a love of that one for some reason)... might try meade, Chaucer's is really good. It's a desert honey wine, sweet, light, meant for sipping, not for drinking, but it doesn't bite or bitter like so many, its definitely a wine on the end of flavor and savor rather than drink and fall down ;)

Chuckles and hugs Aston and Foxonian. Any designated driver deserves a kiss and a snug! And anyone with patience enough to not to be driven mad and still herd us tipsy folk around is an absolute saint! ;)

Shadow9808 · Joined: 28 Dec 2007 Posts: 610

Hmm, that sounds like something worth trying out some day. Thank you, Littlefox.

Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 4661

Shadow9808 wrote: Well, that's certainly kind of you to offer, Ashton. Certainly can't have drunken folks wandering the streets, right?

For their safety as well as the public's. An inebriated fellow could be a "danger" to the ladies of the town as well as himself. Who knows what sort of trouble they could get into unattended?

Foxonian wrote: Well,since I am a "tea-totaler",I will gladly help anyone get to their carrage without falling down. :wink:

By all means, Foxonian, I would'nt mind the help getting people into the carriage before taking them home.

Shadow9808 wrote: Planing to cop a feel on the ladies, are we? ::nudges::

Cad. :lol:

Littlefox wrote: Chuckles and hugs Aston and Foxonian. Any designated driver deserves a kiss and a snug! And anyone with patience enough to not to be driven mad and still herd us tipsy folk around is an absolute saint! :wink:

I get a lot of practice maintaining my sanity in the midst of, shall we say, tense situations. Why not put it to good use?

Foxonian · Joined: 14 Aug 2006 Posts: 686

Aww! Thank you,Littlefox! I would be a gentleman at all times,for those who might think otherwise. ;-)

Xebulon · Joined: 28 Mar 2007 Posts: 2112

*chuckles at the idea of someone trying to "herd" an inebriated bear*

You may have a difficult time loading me into a carriage. It would probably take both Ashton and Foxonian to do it. I would recommend a stick instead. And never fear Ashton, for even whilst intoxicated I maintain my manners. I just tend to get rather apologetic. :lol: