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United States: TV news report (May 2015) on contrasting paddling policies in two Texas school districts. By the 18th century we have reliable accounts of the punishment of midshipmen. These were trainee officers in their teens, usually better educated (or at least better connected) than ordinary seamen, and always referred to as "young gentlemen" rather than boys. One such, Jeffrey Raigersfeld (later Rear-Admiral), described life on the "Mediator" under Captain Collingwood in the 1780s: Read the official report of Valentine Woods's Court Martial and the report of his punishment being carried out
This wasn’t the worst whuppin’ she’s ever given me (and no my Queen that is not a challenge;) , but it certainly got my attention and adjusted my attitude as only a good whuppin’ can!He invites me to undress and join him in the other room. “If there’s anything curious you want to try just bring it with you.”
He directs me to crawl across his lap on the couch to assume the over-the-lap position that he explains is most common, since it allows for optimal control and connection to the spankee. (Other positions include: lying prone, bent over; under the spanker’s arm; through the legs of the spanker; and over the spanker’s shoulder, which Dr. Don explains represents that the spankee is his property.) United States: 4-minute TV news debate on school paddling (Sep 2013) arising out of the case of a mother in Alabama who objected to it. From a TV documentary about the Russian army. Rookie soldiers get a taste of the belt from their mates. A man and a woman are each given 7 strokes in 2007. This gives a much clearer picture of the procedure than previous clips. Mom said to me, “Johnny, you should have told me you wanted to be spanked. I’d have satisfied your curiosity once a day and twice on Sundays.”In a jocular atmosphere in a Texas high-school classroom, a sports coach administers one paddle swat. This provoked the boy's father to write an anguished letter to the Captain, Sir Edward Hamilton, complaining of ill-treatment. Not only had the boy been cruelly treated by being "flogged ... in a most Public and unmerciful Manner" but, the father claimed, he had then been unceremoniously landed on the Island of Jersey without money and without friends, "suffering extreme bodily pain from the punishment" and having to make his own way home to Teignmouth, Devon. United States: TV news report, November 2012: The current spanking situation in Tennessee schools. Some wish to abolish CP. United Kingdom: TV news report: Sequel to the above item. The Court of Appeal rejects a Christian school's claim that the ban on CP is a contravention of human rights (2002).
United States: TV news report (April 2016) from a school district in Georgia where the rod is not spared. United States: TV news item on school CP from February 2011: Report on demonstration by students, parents and alumni against a ban on paddling at St Augustine High in New Orleans.I went on about my day, got into my work, and didn’t realize the amount of time that passed. Until I got the above mentioned text, which popped up on my computer screen. The fire ants certainly lived up to their name, and within seconds, Jordan felt as if his entire bottom was literally on fire. Schools in Temple, Texas, report improved behavior following the reintroduction a year ago of the paddle. Five clips from Texas, four of them covering a controversy about male administrators spanking girls, the other from a district where paddling is alive and well and everybody is happy. Segment from a daytime TV chat show discussing a survey which found that many parents would like to see corporal punishment reintroduced in schools.
After caressing my butt for 10 seconds “to create a connection and facilitate the male bonding process,” Dr. Don administers a series of four stinging slaps with his bare hand immediately followed with circular, soothing rubbing. It sounds a little like this: A Texas high-school principal is suspended over allegations that he paddled a student too hard. Bruises are seen. United States: Two TV news reports from June 2010 about an attempt to reintroduce school paddling in Memphis, Tennessee. United States: TV news report (2015) on a Florida father who called on the Sheriff's office to supervise the paddling of his 12-year-old daughter -- a service which, it turned out, they were happy to provide. In another Texas district, a paddled boy's mother complains about bruises on her son's bottom. The boy describes his punishment.
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A further follow-up to the previous two items. TV news report from Memphis school board town-hall meeting in July 2007 over continuing controversy about the Blue Ribbon Plan, which abolished CP. Speakers at the meeting are seen calling for the return of the paddle, and the reporter waves a paddle around for the camera. fiction. All characters, places, and events are strictly fictional and have no relation to real events,
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