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"Lockdown WAM how are people managing?"
Love you, too
So I just wondered how people are managing in these uncertain times? Are you still able to get a fix? Trying to find positives in all this I've set up my heated mud pool and I'm going to be able to leave it for a while as I know I won't get any visitor's... 
. I hope everyone stays safe and stays at home and gets messy responsibly 
p.s. wood is to keep the cover taught.
. I hope everyone stays safe and stays at home and gets messy responsibly p.s. wood is to keep the cover taught.
4/7/20, 5:36pm: gender changed from female to n/a
Lots of fun to be had on Skype
Home alone for the duration, working from home and ordering everything I need to survive online. I'm not really into self-WAM, so no mess for a while until the current situation is over. With everyone locked down, I thought there would be more online action going on but things have gone very quiet. I guess that those who live with family members etc are unable to indulge. Not that I have any supplies anyway. If I had any eggs, custard, beans etc they are more likely to be eaten than anything else. What I have managed to do is sort through and file my pics and videos from past sessions, just one of those tasks that I'd not got round to.
No messy play as I have 2 jobs that I can still do from home! Fortunately I have a wood near me and can go for a daily walk with no one about (as an introvert, it's lovely).
WAM side of things, the devil makes work for idle thumbs as I finally dug out the plans I had for a 50L overhead gunge tank and amazingly had all the bits for it! I am making that slowly to prolong the days. Should be done in a week, I'll put the photos of its creation on here when I am finished.
WAM side of things, the devil makes work for idle thumbs as I finally dug out the plans I had for a 50L overhead gunge tank and amazingly had all the bits for it! I am making that slowly to prolong the days. Should be done in a week, I'll put the photos of its creation on here when I am finished.
I've got a decent stock of supplies for play so I'm alright for most things. I've also started participating in the WAM Games group a bit more to help to spur me on - a bit of silliness helps to break up the lonely times.
Still madly busy as work have us converting everything to online, while my own business is on the government's 'please stay open' essential services list too, so quite a juggling act going on at present.
However, living alone and knowing that nobody is likely to call round for a while, as someone mentioned earlier up the thread, did lead me to think that I might as well set up for a bit of fun every now and then. I've sheeted up round the bath and still have some modelling clay left so I had a lovely sloppy creamy clay session with a couple of outfits on Sunday eve. Hoping to get another one in sometime in the next week if time allows.
It's ages since I managed to do this and I'd forgotten just how fabulous it is to hear the squelching noises and feel the clay bouncing on the stretchy panty section of your tights when you hold them open and drop clay there from a height, then going on to fill up between the layers while it all slowly settles around the panty section and starts to ooze into the legs as you move about!
I love the idea of a heated pool. What is it - an electric blanket underneath?
However, living alone and knowing that nobody is likely to call round for a while, as someone mentioned earlier up the thread, did lead me to think that I might as well set up for a bit of fun every now and then. I've sheeted up round the bath and still have some modelling clay left so I had a lovely sloppy creamy clay session with a couple of outfits on Sunday eve. Hoping to get another one in sometime in the next week if time allows.
It's ages since I managed to do this and I'd forgotten just how fabulous it is to hear the squelching noises and feel the clay bouncing on the stretchy panty section of your tights when you hold them open and drop clay there from a height, then going on to fill up between the layers while it all slowly settles around the panty section and starts to ooze into the legs as you move about!
I love the idea of a heated pool. What is it - an electric blanket underneath?
Really and truly, if people are finding it hard to manage without a sexual fetish at a time, then you are leading a pretty charmed life. I'd be pretty darn annoyed if people were buying food to pour over their boner when many supermarket shelves are empty. Sure, feel free to use up stuff you bought prior to this, or that's gone out of date etc, but I doubt that WAM is most people's priority right now.
That said, I'm surprised there's not much more fun and games going on online/skype. Not necessarily wam stuff but, games and fun of any kind. I was expecting Skype to be a hive of activity, and it's no busier than normal. I've got one game coming up when we both manage to be online at the same time, and that's about it.
That said, I'm surprised there's not much more fun and games going on online/skype. Not necessarily wam stuff but, games and fun of any kind. I was expecting Skype to be a hive of activity, and it's no busier than normal. I've got one game coming up when we both manage to be online at the same time, and that's about it.
webcamplayer said: I'd be pretty darn annoyed if people were buying food to pour over their boner when many supermarket shelves are empty.
I'd agree with that ... and I'm conflicted about it even in normal times tbh. Of course, it's NOT essential to use food when there are other substances available. (See above!)
No, but this hasn't really changed any of that from how things normally are for me. The only things that are really different is that I don't have to commute to work anymore, and grocery stores are mostly empty.
He's more potato now than man. Twisted and evil.
Thankfully my day job has us working from home. As far as messy stuff goes.. I went thru a phase where I shot a bunch but didn't do all of the postproduction and editing and stuff so I have a decent chunk of material to release over the coming month or two depending on release frequency.
Close to non-existing.. old kid at home with the school closed and his part time job shut down.. mom and dad have to behave ..
But can you explain how you heat that mud pool? That could be very interesting futur project.
Cheers
But can you explain how you heat that mud pool? That could be very interesting futur project.
Cheers
I'm not sure I totally agree with comments about using Food for WAM at the moment. I understand that it has a few Moral questions but at the same time I don't think the substances most use, except perhaps Baked Beans are high on people's average shopping lists....Nor to my knowledge has any country in the west had any massive food shortages....
On the heating side I have a 2x2 underfloor heating pad under the mud 24-48hrs and it's like heaven...my wife would be much less inclined to participate if it was cold.....Be Safe and Stay Home.6
On the heating side I have a 2x2 underfloor heating pad under the mud 24-48hrs and it's like heaven...my wife would be much less inclined to participate if it was cold.....Be Safe and Stay Home.
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Silver_sea said: WAM side of things, the devil makes work for idle thumbs as I finally dug out the plans I had for a 50L overhead gunge tank and amazingly had all the bits for it! I am making that slowly to prolong the days. Should be done in a week, I'll put the photos of its creation on here when I am finished.
So much for a week. All finished and photos up (see my profile). I'll do a test run with water and film the results to post up later (probably in a few days I guess).
Annoyingly I have loads of gunge but no paddling pool to trap it and a non-splosher partner who is fairly annoyed at this lock-in and while happy for me to indulge with others (poly), would really rather not get messy herself
That's an interesting design. I assume the ball has been filled with something heavy to stop it floating but what's the outlet that it fits into? It doesn't look like a normal bath outlet (which would be the wrong diameter and wouldn't seal anyway, I suspect).
Lizzie_Claymore said: That's an interesting design. I assume the ball has been filled with something heavy to stop it floating but what's the outlet that it fits into? It doesn't look like a normal bath outlet (which would be the wrong diameter and wouldn't seal anyway, I suspect).
The design is to the brief of "Stuff anyone can find and store-able". The ballcock is filled with fine sand to make it sink and sit, the outlet is a large tube connector, I think for the waste pipe of a toilet. The rubber ring forms a seal (probably needs a little Vaseline). If the seal isn't good enough (not tested it yet) then I can find or make something that plugs in the hole as the rubber is fairly soft.
Stuck inside these four walls, sent inside forever. Never seeing no one nice again, like you, Mama, you, Mama, you.
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Silver_sea said: The design is to the brief of "Stuff anyone can find and store-able". The ballcock is filled with fine sand to make it sink and sit, the outlet is a large tube connector, I think for the waste pipe of a toilet. The rubber ring forms a seal (probably needs a little Vaseline). If the seal isn't good enough (not tested it yet) then I can find or make something that plugs in the hole as the rubber is fairly soft.
That's ingenious! I can see that the top lip is slightly above the base of the tank, which I should think will make it tricky to empty without having to remove and invert but that's only once at the end of a session, I suppose.
It's too late now but, having said that, if you need to make another, you could try making the hole in the tank only slightly larger than the inner lip of that pipe. Then it looks as though you might be able to drill 4 small holes through where those recessed parts are and then pass countersunk screws through the base of the tank to line up with those, with washers and nuts on the underside. That would then mean that you'd only have to run a thin skim of sealant round between the underside of the tank and the lip of the pipe. You might not even need any under the head of the countersunk screws as they would probably self-seal, provided the holes in the base of the tank are correctly countersunk to match.
One thing I would say is think carefully about using vaseline. It does tend to swell rubber up until it degrades and fails. The right thing for the job would be silicone grease. Under normal circumstances, you would be able to get a little pot of that from any good plumbers' merchant (as they use it for lubricating those rubber seals when they push them over another pipe. Finding one at the moment seems unlikely. An alternative would be KY jelly (which is also designed not to damage rubber ... when you think about it!
) You might find that it seals ok without it, which would be ideal. I suspect that the volume of gunge gushing through would probably wash most of any coating off the lip anyway, so it might only seal once before needing to be cleaned up and re-coated again. All interesting experiments to find out, though. If it doesn't leak with a test filling of water and no lip coating, it'll be fine with gunge ... and simpler to deal with!
Lizzie_Claymore said:
That's ingenious! I can see that the top lip is slightly above the base of the tank, which I should think will make it tricky to empty without having to remove and invert but that's only once at the end of a session, I suppose.
It's too late now but, having said that, if you need to make another, you could try making the hole in the tank only slightly larger than the inner lip of that pipe. Then it looks as though you might be able to drill 4 small holes through where those recessed parts are and then pass countersunk screws through the base of the tank to line up with those, with washers and nuts on the underside. That would then mean that you'd only have to run a thin skim of sealant round between the underside of the tank and the lip of the pipe. You might not even need any under the head of the countersunk screws as they would probably self-seal, provided the holes in the base of the tank are correctly countersunk to match.
One thing I would say is think carefully about using vaseline. It does tend to swell rubber up until it degrades and fails. The right thing for the job would be silicone grease. Under normal circumstances, you would be able to get a little pot of that from any good plumbers' merchant (as they use it for lubricating those rubber seals when they push them over another pipe. Finding one at the moment seems unlikely. An alternative would be KY jelly (which is also designed not to damage rubber ... when you think about it! )
You might find that it seals ok without it, which would be ideal. I suspect that the volume of gunge gushing through would probably wash most of any coating off the lip anyway, so it might only seal once before needing to be cleaned up and re-coated again. All interesting experiments to find out, though. If it doesn't leak with a test filling of water and no lip coating, it'll be fine with gunge ... and simpler to deal with!
That's ingenious! I can see that the top lip is slightly above the base of the tank, which I should think will make it tricky to empty without having to remove and invert but that's only once at the end of a session, I suppose.
It's too late now but, having said that, if you need to make another, you could try making the hole in the tank only slightly larger than the inner lip of that pipe. Then it looks as though you might be able to drill 4 small holes through where those recessed parts are and then pass countersunk screws through the base of the tank to line up with those, with washers and nuts on the underside. That would then mean that you'd only have to run a thin skim of sealant round between the underside of the tank and the lip of the pipe. You might not even need any under the head of the countersunk screws as they would probably self-seal, provided the holes in the base of the tank are correctly countersunk to match.
One thing I would say is think carefully about using vaseline. It does tend to swell rubber up until it degrades and fails. The right thing for the job would be silicone grease. Under normal circumstances, you would be able to get a little pot of that from any good plumbers' merchant (as they use it for lubricating those rubber seals when they push them over another pipe. Finding one at the moment seems unlikely. An alternative would be KY jelly (which is also designed not to damage rubber ... when you think about it!
) You might find that it seals ok without it, which would be ideal. I suspect that the volume of gunge gushing through would probably wash most of any coating off the lip anyway, so it might only seal once before needing to be cleaned up and re-coated again. All interesting experiments to find out, though. If it doesn't leak with a test filling of water and no lip coating, it'll be fine with gunge ... and simpler to deal with!
Yes, the top is raised so there will be a litre-ish left in there. The bigger issue will be the 30-50 all over the floor when the paddling pool trap fails
I wanted it a little stronger than your suggestion about having a lower, bolted lip, it's just the inner lip is not big and the plastic box is slightly flexible and shatters as I found out when cutting! I do agree though, your way I could have put in sealant as I bolted it in. Honestly next time (yeah right) I would make it totally from wood and inlay the pipework (plus bolts and sealant). But thank you, your suggestions are spot on for GT MK2.
Cheers on the silicone grease, should have remembered that from my airsoft days!
Was going to test it soon with video, but the GF commandeered the scaffold I put up to do the hedge!
I do hope Mera Luna is on this year, gives me a week of play-time in peace/anyone I can convince to join me
Silver_sea said:Was going to test it soon with video, but the GF commandeered the scaffold I put up to do the hedge!
Maybe the safest thing to do would be to test it without scaffolding first? Perhaps across the bath or the kitchen sink, with just water? That way, if it does fail suddenly, you haven't got a huge quantity going everywhere from a great height!
iain-ecgunge said: I've got a decent stock of supplies for play so I'm alright for most things. I've also started participating in the WAM Games group a bit more to help to spur me on - a bit of silliness helps to break up the lonely times.
Yeah I know. It seems every time I lose you are the one responsible.
No worries though, I do enjoy it, for the most part. Getting messy has been few and far between for me, mostly uploading older stuff, and hoping to get some alone time to make more mess. 
Having some kind of kink going on in my life does help my mood a lot - I'd almost class it as self care! I'm going to miss being able to get out mudding as the weather is warming up, but spending an afternoon in rubber or playing with some gunge in the tub are both still open to me and fortunately I still have several kilos of HEC powder stashed away.
Had a look through some of my early session images yesterday which brought back some memories and made me feel old!
Currently all photo- and videoshoots are postponed until it is safe again to meet.
But there is tons of material to work on, so this is a good moment to go through it.
And weather was nice yesterday, so I drove out to the garden and mounted our new "mobile clay pit".
As soon as the situation gets more comfartable again, it will be ready for some nice model mud baths.
But there is tons of material to work on, so this is a good moment to go through it.
And weather was nice yesterday, so I drove out to the garden and mounted our new "mobile clay pit".
As soon as the situation gets more comfartable again, it will be ready for some nice model mud baths.
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