Elizabeth II at her finest. |
Imagine the queen. Imagine her knickers. Not exactly an awe
inspiring sight, is it? Not to alienate those among you with a granny fetish, if
that’s what floats your boat you could do worse than royalty. Although, I’m
under the impression her hair is moulded to her head, so no funny sex hair to
be found in your illicit love affair with her.
Now, imagine her in a black corset? DON’T PANIC.
We told you, she was hot. |
If you imagined our dearest Elizabeth as she looks currently
in a black corset there’s something wrong with you. “The queen? In a corset??” I hear you cry?
Actually it’s a very distinct possibility; she was/is straight laced in both
senses of the word.
Her official underpinnings supplier, Rigby and Peller, is
also well known as a corsetiere. Perhaps not the see-through lace erotic
affairs we see in Ann Summers these days, but a small hint at the forbidden
realms of bondage. Which is exactly why the queen, during her sex symbol days,
is the perfect mascot for homojournals idealistic view of England. As described by Mel in this post:
“But isn't England all about stiff upper lip and restraint?
Handcuffs and gags... illusions and role play, disguise and spies. Fucking
outside in the rain...eloquent dirty talk and the corruption of those posh
totties?”
Go out loyal readers, make this dream a reality, there’s
rain forecasted for the whole week, do us proud.
Todostrieb
I don't create a bunch of comments, but i did a few searching and wound up here "The Queens Knickers". And I do have a couple of questions for you if it's allright. Could it be simply me or does it seem like a few of the comments appear like they are left by brain dead individuals? :-P And, if you are posting at other places, I would like to keep up with everything new you have to post. Would you list of every one of all your community pages like your Facebook page, twitter feed, or linkedin profile?
ReplyDeleteFeel free to surf my weblog ... Wicked
The information you asked for can be found here:
Deletehttp://homojournal.blogspot.co.uk/p/homo-journal-on-internet.html
Alternatively, if you look at the top of the page, just click on "Homo-Journal on the Internet" new followers are always welcome :)
As far as your first question goes, sorry, but I fail to understand to what "comments" you are referring to...?? If you could clarify that we would be glad to say whether we agree with you or not ;)