All you long-suffering old-school SlapstickStuff fans... Your prayers have been answered!

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This is the return of (in no particular order):
--chunky slime
--multiple slimes
--the overhead SlimeCam (TM)
--two hotties in bikinis getting slimed
--one hottie sliming another hottie
--many many shaving cream pies
--chocolate gunging that's supposed to be mud but isn't fooling anyone
--two-girl hosedown

And, of course, Bre has to get caked at the end of the scene, because honestly at this point it would just be bad luck to break the streak.

I went ahead and threw up the edit for sale at the same time as the RAW too. The edit is great if you don't need all the extended shots of post-slime or my random bitching about the clouds forcing me to constant readjust the cameras. (Seriously. I HATE shooting outside for this exact reason.) The RAWs will probably be great for you foot/toe fans tho.

Also the 8-minute "Bonus" was just Bre & Yezzica sitting on the couch shootin' the shit and petting my dog while I finished getting ready. If you like to see hotties just randomly hanging out, grab it! (Also cuz it's free.)

I'm a big SS lounger clip fan, great to see it back! Not sure what it is about these that I like so much, but even the pie elements seem to get such amazing coverage. They're some of my favourite scenes of yours over the years.

I just think it's amazing how bre always winds up taking "the cake" in the end in all her scenes . She must be an amazing sport. You should try and have her do that bowl stunt like you did in your past few scenes. Anyways, keep up the great work

Well done! I've always enjoyed your outdoor shoots.

Fantastic pics of Bre and Yezzica, Rich!

Thanks for the kind words! I've gone away from outdoor shoots recently, mostly cuz of laziness (takes too long to set up) but also dealing with the weather and other elements.

MrMG, as you know from shooting your own stuff.... The worst part of shooting outside are days when it's very sunny with passing clouds. You have to change the exposure almost every 5 minutes or risk getting footage too dark (hard to correct in post) or too bright (can't be corrected at all).

Plus side: Hosing down hotties. I believe the late Lenny enjoyed that part of the job too.

What time of the day do you usually shoot your outdoor stuff?

It varies, I feel like this one was midday. Based on my comments, it was very cloudy in the morning before they arrived (good)... Then the sun came out during the actual shoot (bad)... Then it poured about an hour after we finished (worse). Summer in the South!

There was an outdoor lounge scene planned with Bre & Jessy a couple years back, but their plans changed and they couldn't do it until 7:30 at night.... too late for shooting outside. And so it never happened. In hindsight I should've just done it inside and lived with the inauthenticity.

Did they shoot another scene that day?!?!

I love two girl scenario!!!

Hell yeah!!

With global warming, you may be able to shoot in winter!!!

Probably easier to just go to the website page.

https://slapstickstuff.com/SS227.htm

Haha, no I appreciate it. Just wanted to let folks know that you can always access older pics via the website. Also fine to download them for your own personal use. (Please don't repost on social media... Thanks!)

Hey! Why does the dog in the final photo get to watch this scene for free, but WE gotta pay?!

I make her poop outside and she's also wearing a cone around her head at the moment. So.... it's a trade-off??

i like outdoor shoots, yeah, sometimes when we are mud wrestling and shit, the light goes behind us and that is annoying as fuck.

but, if you are shooting and its just some tree shade and sun moving, i think it just looks authentic. you can still see them. they arent whited out by blaring sun or anythign....it just looks more real. which i think is a good thing!

yay! i can dig it!

Thanks Jayce!

The goal is to make it where it does look authentic, and not distracting.

The REALITY is that I had to do a lot of camera adjustments throughout the scene, to avoid the "whiting out" and so on. And then the editing timeline looks like a damn mess cuz every change in sun results in a readjustment of brightness and saturation. But if I do the job right, the person watching won't notice any of this.

Mainly I'm just lazy and it's way more work to clean up outdoor scenes.