Dumbass of the day!

**Deej** · 03-01-2006, 06:48 AM

He dosnt want his wife to see

**TheLegacy** · 03-01-2006, 06:50 AM

The whole story can be capsuled with these few short words, "This guy was one of the performers" LOL

**SilentKnight** · 03-01-2006, 06:52 AM

Originally posted by TheLegacy

The whole story can be capsuled with these few short words, "This guy was one of the performers" LOL

I thought "Dumbass of the Day!" was the best capsulation.

**TheLegacy** · 03-01-2006, 06:55 AM

Originally posted by SilentKnight

I thought "Dumbass of the Day!" was the best capsulation.

hehe.. true.. it is.. though when I was reading through why someone was a dumbass I only had to get to "This guy was one of the performers" when I realized why he was LOL

**Manowar** · 03-01-2006, 06:57 AM

ban him from next years one

**SilentKnight** · 03-01-2006, 07:02 AM

Originally posted by Manowar

ban him from next years one

I would...but unfortunately its not our event.

It wouldn't have been so bad had he just been someone in the background in a shot or two. But the clown was high profile during much of the show and turned up in quite a few of the shots. Made quite the spectacle of himself.

Perhaps if he shows up next year I'll demonstrate my own bullwhip expertise on him.

**G-Rotica** · 03-01-2006, 07:05 AM

I don't understand these people. If your gonna do it, don't hide it.

**reynold** · 03-01-2006, 08:31 PM

Originally posted by G-Rotica

I don't understand these people. If your gonna do it, don't hide it.

....and if you're just gonna hide it, you shouldn't have done it in the first place.

**SilentKnight** · 03-01-2006, 09:18 PM

Originally posted by G-Rotica

I don't understand these people. If your gonna do it, don't hide it.

Although both my wife and I are obviously very public and open about our lifestyles and interests, I can also understand the various reasons some folks have about keeping BDSM/fetish interests out of the public eye. I've heard plenty of not-so-nice stories over the years from people who were accidentally 'outed' and suffered confrontations and problems with non-understanding friends, family and employers.

But the case with this clown was different. He was a performer at the fetish show...where he was fully informed and aware there'd be cameras present. He ended up in at least two dozen shots during the evening - pics we can no longer use on the website.

**grumpy** · 03-01-2006, 10:33 PM

Originally posted by SilentKnight

Woke up this morning to find an email from friends of ours who hosted the 'Kinky Kabaret' this past weekend. They were contacted by one of the attendees who apparently wasn't pleased that his photos (taken at the event) appeared on their website, and asked that they be removed. I was the photographer who took the shots, and also the webmaster of her site that put them online.

On the night of the event, we posted a very large and very conspicuous "Photographers On Premises!" disclaimer sign at the front entrance of the building. You couldn't miss it - it was on the front door of the building in big black and white bold lettering.

This guy was one of the performers who did a bullwhip act with a couple of models he'd brought along. He was front and centre for much of the evening and was featured in numerous photos. He was also fully aware that I was taking the photos since I moved around him and the models during the entire act and clearly had my 'Event Photographer' tag attached to my shirt. He had every opportunity to approach me and simply say, "Can you please not publish any photos of me or my models," and I would have gladly made note of it and obliged.

Some people are awfully thick these days. What part of "Photographers On Premises!" did he fail to understand? What did he think I was doing standing there taking pictures for...my wallet? My family album?

But in the interests of making our friend who owns the website happy, we took the time this morning to remove all the photos he appeared in from the website.

(shaking my head and rolling eyes)

shouldnt it be the other way around? You have to ask if you can take pictures.

**media** · 03-01-2006, 10:41 PM

Originally posted by grumpy

shouldnt it be the other way around? You have to ask if you can take pictures.

Private property, private event, you're an approved agent of the club, tell the dude to go fuck himself...

Next time post this on your disclaimer:

Please be aware that by entering this establishment and/or its environs, you are granting ESTABLISHMENT NAME, its employees, agents, and assigns the right to photograph you and use your picture, silhouette, and
other reproductions of your physical likeness (as the same may appear in any still camera photograph and/or motion picture film), in and in connection with the exhibition, theatrically, on television or otherwise, of any motion pictures in which the same may be used or incorporated, and also in the advertising, exploiting, and/or publicizing of any such motion picture, but not limited to
television motion pictures without any compensation, monetary or otherwise. You further give the said company the right to reproduce in any manner whatsoever, any recordation made by said company of your voice and all instrumental, musical, or other sound effects produced by you.

By entering this establishment and/or environs you hereby certify and represent that you have read the foregoing and fully understand the meaning and effect thereof and accept this agreement as legally binding.

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