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blackmacjay wrote:What is the previous writer talking about?

probably best not to ask, stay classy

Well sometimes I do wear plastic garments while torturing other plastic garments (like shredding, burning, boiling, ripping, crushing....)

Here you see how a three piece outfit is bein shred:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWwcSxbiojM

Here you see the end of a shiny raincoat:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XVr6XqLR5Y

A nice shiny vinyl outfit in an office shredder:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPr9Y_MeINk

Boiling of an elegant shiny vinyl pencil skirt:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AERPjBK5B2s

Is it me?

what a waste of good gear

Why waste ? Most of these items have been obtained for that purpose. The other ones have been given to us because their owners didn't like them anymore. Plastic, plastic coated, leather and rubber garments are the best ones for videos like that.
BTW: Which one did you like most ?

I like them all especially the clear plastic mac. I just wish I coul have worn them

I would have definitley let you wear an outfit like the one with the transparent trench made from thick PU foil. But only once.
But you have to clean up the mess properly (or wear some of our special protective pants underneath) and you would have to do the shredding by yourself right away.
For every hesitation you would be punished.

That sounds like a lot of fun

PVC with a smooth, shiny surface has a 'clingy' or 'sticky' property to it- the surfaces adhere to each other like clingfilm does. This 'clinginess' is especially pronounced in glass clear PVC, including the coloured glass clear variants. 'Clingy' or 'sticky' shiny and glass clear PVC also has its own unique 'noisy' characteristic about it, which I persobally find appealing. I enjoy unfolding a glass clear PVC raincoat from a tightly compressed and folded up state. The loud noises produced when the sticky clingfilm-like PVC surfaces are forced apart from each other, as the glass clear raincoat is unfolded, really turns me on. The stickiness- and the associated unqiue 'rustle'- of glass clear PVC is especially prounounced after all traces of oils, grease, grime, dust and dirt have been removed (to clean, I soak the raincoat in lukewarm detergent solution, agitate for a few minutes, thoroughly rinse with fresh water to remove every last trace of detergent, then allow to hang-dry).

I really enjoy wearing multipler layers of glass clear (or glass clear coloured) raincoats. The most PVC raincoat layers I have managed is 7. I could barely move inside the PVC cocoon! The noise produced as the multiple layers 'of 'clingy' PVC interact' with each other is incredible! I personally find the noise aspect a turn on. Don't ask me why; I just do. I also love the softness, silky smoothness, reflectivity (the manner in which light reflects of the glossy surface) and aroma of glossy PVC and glass clear PVC. I wished the divine aroma of new PVC rainwear lasted longer, preferably permanently!

I love that indescribable noise produced as the multiple glass clear PVC layers 'interact' with each other. The noise characteristic is present to a certain degree in unbacked/unlined shiny opaque PVC (e.g. shiny patent blue/black/red/yellow), but it is especially pronounced in glass clear and glass clear coloured variants:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zm6VT3leIhg