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Hasteinsson -> RE: Play abduction safety question (2/16/2010 2:34:23 AM)
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Hello Mendel,
This is one of my favorite games so here are a few pointers. First, get your vehicle checked out. Sears does a good if somewhat pricey inspection. Make sure they have a look at your exhaust system. Second, clean your trunk out and line it with some of those dense foam workout pads. No need for unintended bruising of your partner. You will also want to make sure about how much airflow is getting into the trunk. Many of the newer cars have extremely good seals on those trunk lids. For a short run this may not give you a problem but I would make sure to keep it under 20 minutes if your not sure about airflow. You may be able to remove the speakers from the deck under the rear window which should allow good airflow. Third, get a baby monitor. It really is the best way to monitor what is going on in the trunk. I've also made good use of mine in crate play and in sensory deprivation play. Everyone likes to think they are very attentive but driving safely will take a lot of your focus so make it easy and safe. Get a good monitor.
Now here is my best suggestion for what your planning. Go rent a minivan for the night. This will let you tell your partner all of the nasty things you have in store for them when you reach your destination. A simple linen blackout hood and some restraints make it easy to give them the feeling of helplessness. As a twist on this. Have a buddy your partner does not know the voice of do all the talking to give that thrill and shiver of being abducted by a stranger.
Now for a pointer or two about the abduction. I usually just overpower my victim. A quite voice in their ear telling them not to struggle along with an armpin typically do the job, however, I am 6'6" so... Negotiation in advance will let you use a wet cloth to simulate chloroform and a knockout. Never use real chloroform, dosage is very tricky and can be fatal. A good quality fake pistol or knife can add to this type of roleplay as well. Again, don't use the real thing under these conditions. You may be seen doing the abduction and trust me, you do not want a real weapon on you if you get pulled over. The police are usually very understanding, they really have seen it all and you'll just become an amusing story they tell over coffee, however they never like real weapons.
Hope this helps and I wish you a wonderful abduction.
Johan
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