update - Voy website now working again (9th December 2024)
please be patient, hopefully fixed soon!
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Forum pics and forum pic notes, April to September 2021 - Perspectives on Boys' Spankings voy forum
Thank you to everyone who said nice things about the research I did into topics about the forum pics that we used on the forum during 2021. We were keeping a record of these on the forum itself, which was a mistake cos Voy then deleted the entire forum and never told us why even tho Alf asked them. The good news is that we kept some of the info. So this post is gonna contain as much info as I can find, for anyone interested in looking thru the old forum pics and the info I posted about each one. And later I might re-write some of the ones that were lost completely (cos I know which pics were used for each one.) And then soon I might put up new forum pics with new notes on this blog too. Current forum status: Up and running at https://www.voy.com/249907/ These were the titles and approximate dates of each new forum pic from late April to early July (more details and pics will be added to this post later) .... note, don't bother with the links cos they won't work .... keep scrol...
This blog will be used to provide information about where to go next if the forum disappears again. I will also be posting some other pics and information that I find around the internet - similar to how the forum pic updates used to work on the forum. 26th September 2021 forum status - up and running at https://www.voy.com/249907/ Here's a fun pic from www.daysoutscotland.com - it seems to be a promotional photo for the Inveraray Jail and County Court museum in Inveraray, Argyll and Bute (about 60 miles from Glasgow). Among the many historical 19th century attractions at the jail, you or your kids can "try out the birching table". And of course the thumbscrews! Find out more at https://www.inverarayjail.co.uk There's another similar pic that also seems to be a promotional photo for the same attraction: Real life judicial birchings in the 19th century were done on bare skin, as with birchings in schools. But it seems that the birches at the museum can still sting e...
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