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Daily Mail spanking child “Ted Cruz”
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All papers.
“Doug Richard” trial “Old Bailey” “Dragons’ Den”
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Daily Mail “Lee Lewis” “kissing in a cave”
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Daily Mail “Phillipa Perry” “50 shades”
“She goes on to say that spanking as a child can lead to a particular fetish for being whipped or slapped, depending on the emotions the act was associated with at a young age.”
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Andrew Victor Willson Nutella
Sean Powell Memory sticks bottoms
John Boothby B&B
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Daily Mail “Bryan Gray” Nurses bottoms
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This Forum is a magnet for boys-who-would-be-girls. They may be interested in:
Daily Mail Brighton “Children as young as four being asked to choose what gender they are”
Thanks to Sill Lee Asso for suggesting title.
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…from the new musical ‘Two Kinky Teachers’
Daily Mail
Peter Allott. Judge Peter Hillen said: ‘You are someone who has degrees and Master’s degrees and studying for a doctorate.
Caroline Parry. “On the USB stick which contained images of abuse, they also found school materials relating to Key Stages 4 and 5”
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Daily Mail.
Appropriately named Lauren Cox, Oxted, Geography.
Robin Zebaida, Pianist.
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<div style=”width:100%;background-image:url(“/realm/A_L_123/A_L_trg.gif”);”>Hello Son of Scoop,
My apologies, but I hope you’ll excuse a brief intrusion into your thread. I dislike opening new threads which often rapidly wither on the vine. Much better to hitch a ride on someone else’s highly successful thread.
There’s more than one sort of kinky teacher, or rather kinky person associated with the running of a school, and IMHO although some of them may not be doing as much damage as the cases you regularly document, they’re certainly doing their little bit to make the children in their charge less able to cope with life!
Just heard on BBC Radio 4:
A school in Buckinghamshire has ordered teachers to stop blowing a whistle to signal the end of playtime because this may frighten children and give them a phobia about the sound of a whistle. Instead, staff should stand silently and raise an arm to signal the return to the classroom.
I do so hope that I only imagined I heard it – I was doing something else at the time!</div>
