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Hey,

Im quite new here but thers something i wanna know My gf wants to have messy sex in fake blood. I was doubting about it but she's the boss (A) so we have found a recipee...

But im curious...does te food colouring stain to your skin/clothes? if its only gonna ruin the clothes it is not that big deal...but i dont want to walk a week with a red spot on my face from our little adventure (A)

Anybody ideas/tips/experiences with fake blood ??

ltr Orion

ps: heres a little video with the recipee,

http://www.flabber.nl/archief/022059.php

oooooo go for it.....evil dead style.. one of my biggest fantasies , to do that with Bruce Campbell

Have a go on his boomstick, if you catch my drift. Course you do. Yum.
xxx

DecadentDoll wrote:oooooo go for it.....evil dead style.. one of my biggest fantasies , to do that with Bruce Campbell
Yum.
xxx

www.bloodymessygirls.com - and it's free, although you have to register.

Not exactly WAM, but will appeal to some here I would imagine. including DD.

driversoft wrote:

DecadentDoll wrote:oooooo go for it.....evil dead style.. one of my biggest fantasies , to do that with Bruce Campbell
Yum.
xxx

www.bloodymessygirls.com - and it's free, although you have to register.

Not exactly WAM, but will appeal to some here I would imagine. including DD.

tnx but ist not quite what i mean...she just want to be soaked in blood and then have sex..thats all (A) and i wanna know if the food colouring we will add will stain ;P

greets orion..

yes, food colouring stains, not just clothes but skin as well. Might i suggest that you consider the stuff available now, gelli baff. Its not billiant as goo, but mixed with a little more water than usual, would give you a 'blood red' liquid. Enjoy!

Gelli bath isn't a very deep red though. When we did Bloodbath from Hell with it we added a lot of poster paint as well. Nor is it a blood-like consistency.

Food colouring stains clothes but only stains skin in its neat form. Use it to colour other things and it shouldn't be too bad BUT you may need to rub a bit to get it off.

Ketchup looks the business.

Fake blood?