Bib and braces and swimsuits are totally made for filling what a fabulous idea. Those custard filled trainers are the best I have ever seen

Totally agree there is even a nice bum sitting on a custard pie.

Thanks! Agree completely with bib-and-brace outfits and filling them, it's so obviously what they're meant for. I think the same about any outfit with a square neckline, clearly it's just asking to have something lovely and sloppy poured in.

They had fun with those shoes, Cynthia was made to take them off, in went the custard, and then she had to slide her clean, tights-covered feet back into them, so the custard all came squirting out of the lacing eyelets and overflowing the sides. I do like the inevitability of a clean foot being slid into mess-filled footwear, whether it's wellies or shoes, and especially when it's a second person who pours the mess into the shoe or boot, while the person who's going to have to put it on watches it being filled. It ties in with the whole "willing submission / willing victim" thing that I've always loved in WAM, going right back to TV gameshows where people allow themselves to be messed up as part of a game.


Glad you like! We do a lot of that, I'm very much into lower-body WAM, and what better way to mess up a nicely dressed bottom than make someone sit on a pie, or a nice squishy cake, or a tray filled with custard?

While there are exceptions, generally speaking in our dungeon scenes, most of the time you can be fairly sure that at least one of the girls will be made to sit in something messy.

Lower body wam is definitely my favourite. Well I surpose for pie fans it's all about the face and there are lots of producers who cater for that with head and shoulder shot scenes. For lower it's all about clothes filling, knickers filling, tights filling, cake or pie sitting, shoe filling, messy bum cheeks, messy pussy if that's your thing. Filled trouser legs, filled shoes, wellies, plimsols, heels,messy feet,sticky feet, wet feet, stepping on mess. The possibilities are vast. Have you ever done a pies and slime scene just that and only head and shoulders DM ?
Ps I'm trying to do the quote thing failed miserably

We have a lot of plain black ones but do also have a bit of variety, recently we've got some nice black/purple/orange ones from ASDA, and a few years back they had these very bright turquoise ones the girls wore in this scene, so we got quite a few of those in different sizes. We also have a fair few nice dark blue ones. Should actually do some filling in the brighter ones, with the right substances we can probably get some intersting stains happening as the mess goes in.

And then of course there was Rosemary's spectaculatr mess descruction of an American Apparel bronze one: https://umd.net/download_info/golden-swimsuit-savoury


Same with me, it's not really WAM if you can't see the participants' trousers or skirts getting messy. This is one of the things where WAM is so varied though, you only have to look at all the threads there have been about South-American game shows where people just get pied in the face to realise that is a huge subgenre all on it's own.

No, never shot anything like that, while we have done pies-in-the-face as part of larger scenes, we'd never shoot in such a way you can't see where the mess goes after impact. Have occasionally wondered about doing a pie scene with two cameras, one getting head and shoulders only and the other getting full height, but never got round to setting it up, as we have so many other things we want to film. Way back before I ever started producing, one of the original major producers once advised "shoot what you personally want to see, don't try and shoot for a market", and they were right. The history of the WAM scene is littered with failed attempts to do it for money, I think it only really works if you shoot your own passions.


Seemed to work OK when posted but I had to re-do the quotes to make this reply format correctly, not sure what was wrong though as there seemed to be the right number of open and close quote markers. The basics are simple, start a quoted section with (quote) and end it with (/quote) (but using square brackets not round ones in each case), but it gets complex when there's quotes within quotes as it's too easy to end up with either too many (/quote) or not enough. If in doubt, remove all the existing ones in a message and just mark off the quote blocks yourself with (quote) and (/quote).