This story about the classic band called The Kinks made me smile. Apparently they’re getting annoyed with Twitter tagging tweets about them as ‘sensitive content’. Presumably Elon can’t tell the difference between a sexual proclivity and a 60 year old English rock band. Kind of incredible to think the band formed 43 years before the birth of Twitter. Social Media SEO wasn’t much of a thing in 1963.
I had to smile because I always have the opposite problem. I keep a Google alert on a few different Femdom related keyworks and it’s amazing how often I get notified about something related to the band. For a group that hasn’t release an album in 30 years they show up in my inbox with a surprising frequency.
The image is of another British band. This one from a different era and with a very different back catalogue – The Spice Girls. Personally I’d prefer to listen to The Kinks, but I have to hand it to the Spice Girls when it comes to visuals.
I believe this was taken on their reunion tour in 2007.
Yeah. I suspect I’m not the only YouTube user who gets a bit sick of finding ‘Dominatrix Remix’ Depeche Mode tracks when searching for… searching for… ahem, well, modern electro remixes of classic 1980s British pop, obviously.
Wonderful shot of the Spice Girls. I had no idea. Off to YouTube we go, we go…
There was video game called ‘Enter the dominatrix’ a few years back which was similarly annoying for cluttering my searches and inbox. Pro-domme union really needs to start enforcing some trademark protection.
Spice girls have a surprisingly large amount of fetishy photos floating around. Lots of latex and leather…
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My daughters were the right age during the Spice Girl peak years.
For that, I will be forever grateful.
While I liked Scary very much, it was really hard for a fetishist not to adore Posh.
Posh in latex was quite a sight for the fetish inclined! Definitely always the one that caught my eye.
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