Re: Knee or lap? -- Moms spanking talk

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Subject: Re: Knee or lap?

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Lois
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Date Posted: 03:59:03 10/28/24 Mon
In reply to: MarkW 's message, "Knee or lap?" on 13:45:26 10/23/24 Wed

My lap, always my 'lap' they lay across my thighs.

>Our youngest son has a tendency to be very literal in
>speech, and indeed in his interpretation of what
>others say to him. His mother, just the other day,
>said to the teen:
>
>"If you don't lose that attitude, my boy, I will put
>you over my knee".
>
>He can also be a bit slow to read the mood music too
>and argued:
>
> "You don't put me over your knee, Mum - I bend over
>your lap".
>
>I had to smile at this pedantic correction of Irene's
>wording. The boy came within a whisker of getting his
>bare bottom most royally tanned by his mother then.
>One hard smack to his bottom and a stern promise that
>was his last warning. He wisely shut up.
>
>Knee or lap? What wording do you employ when
>instructing a son or daughter to assume the position
>for a spanking?

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>My lap, always my 'lap' they lay across my thighs. > > >>Our youngest son has a tendency to be very literal in >>speech, and indeed in his interpretation of what >>others say to him. His mother, just the other day, >>said to the teen: >> >>"If you don't lose that attitude, my boy, I will put >>you over my knee". >> >>He can also be a bit slow to read the mood music too >>and argued: >> >> "You don't put me over your knee, Mum - I bend over >>your lap". >> >>I had to smile at this pedantic correction of Irene's >>wording. The boy came within a whisker of getting his >>bare bottom most royally tanned by his mother then. >>One hard smack to his bottom and a stern promise that >>was his last warning. He wisely shut up. >> >>Knee or lap? What wording do you employ when >>instructing a son or daughter to assume the position >>for a spanking?
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