Prompted by a discussion on the uk.people.bdsm newsgroup, I've started putting together a 'Perv Code', an idea based on the popular Geek Code.

I've just got home from Tight Laced at the Q club in Cambridge, an up and coming event with a seriously low entry price, and a good variety of music through the night.

Graham writes "Following the demise of the Fantasy SM Market, the good news is that Master Keith and Anna have decided to start a new market, based at The Fringe, 330 Kennington Lane, London SE 1.

You are more than welcome to view my website, featuring my fetish for plastic raincoats, pvc, nylon and latex clothing.

In-Time Studios is a makeover and photographic studio located in Central London (I don't remember the address). I went there in July before heading out to the Way Out club for the night, and was suitable madeover for the evening ahead...

The site was offline for just under 10 minutes today while a major software upgrade took place... the most visible benefits of this to you will be that (1) you can put a little biography on your user info page, along with adding a .sig to your comments, and (2) the software now allows you to reply to other people's replies, allowing threaded conversations a bit like a newsgroup.

Okay, this is a subject touched on towards the bottom of the Torture Garden review posted below, but then I also got into a big discussion about it on #SubmissionUK as well, so I thought I'd give it some front page space all of its own... If you decide to play (BDSM or sexual scenes) in a public place such as a club, do you have the right to be annoyed when people crowd round to watch?

I went to the Torture Garden Rubber Ball Special this Saturday (23rd September), and I had an excellent time.

Transformations is a specialist shop for transvestites, located near Euston Station in London (turn left out of the top left exit of the station and head down the road about 200 yards). They also have a store in Birmingham and I think one in Manchester too. I have been to the Euston store several times and the one in Birmingham once, and everything below applies to both stores.

Altered Images are a mail order company for transvestite clothing and accessories. I would recommend that anyone thinking of dealing with them is extremely cautious, as my experience of dealing with them (detailed below) has been unsatisfactory in the extreme.