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Old 08-12-2017, 03:31 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Could you describe this experience in exact detail, please?
I was in St. Thomas at the time. It wasn't even like a private Catholic school. I got in trouble for trying to rub my boogers on people. Everyone had to line up outside of the classroom and each student that was in trouble would be taken into the class by the teacher. So it was just be the teacher and the student. This older teacher in his mid 50s bent me over the wooden desk and gave me spanks on my ass with a meter ruler. I don't remember how many but I do remember getting spanked AGAIN by my grandmother when I got home.
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