Lexan Paddle vs Slipper -- Perspectives on Boys' Spankings 2

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Subject: Lexan Paddle vs Slipper

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JohnC to Jerry
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Date Posted: 09:47:45 02/22/26 Sun
In reply to: Jerry (to Mr. JohnC) 's message, "Re: Dad of 2" on 10:58:50 02/21/26 Sat

Hello Jerry,

I assume you are in USA but I am in South Africa and have just joined the forum so not too familiar with the Lexan or even wooden paddles. The slipper was the only implement I received as a kid and it's the only one I use on my boys.

From what you are saying about the larger Lexan which you receive at 17 it seems to be designed for older boys and the smaller ones perhaps for younger kids like mine. I must say that I am lucky the larger paddle was not available to my dad when I was 17 as I am sure he would have invested in one. I just wonder however if the smaller version might be ideal for my 2 sons as the slipper is a bit old fashioned although I doubt if it would be on sale anywhere here

>Hi again, Mr. JohnC,
>
>>I have never used or received the Lexan but it
>>does look like it stings a bit more than the slipper
>
>I've never received the slipper but I still know that
>the lexan stings way more than the slipper!
>Nevertheless, the sting goes away much sooner with no
>deep down hurt.
>
>>and you get a lot of swats even for a 17yo. However I
>>think the slipper is much better than a wooden panel,
>>a belt or a cane as it doesn't bruise.
>
>The lexan doesn't bruise either. That's why my
>parents use it so I don't have to show off a bruised
>butt in the showers after PE at school.
>
>-Jerry

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Re: Lexan Paddle vs Slipper Jerry (to Mr. JohnC) 18:34:30 02/22/26 Sun

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>Hello Jerry, > >I assume you are in USA but I am in South Africa and >have just joined the forum so not too familiar with >the Lexan or even wooden paddles. The slipper was the >only implement I received as a kid and it's the only >one I use on my boys. > >From what you are saying about the larger Lexan which >you receive at 17 it seems to be designed for older >boys and the smaller ones perhaps for younger kids >like mine. I must say that I am lucky the larger >paddle was not available to my dad when I was 17 as I >am sure he would have invested in one. I just wonder >however if the smaller version might be ideal for my 2 >sons as the slipper is a bit old fashioned although I >doubt if it would be on sale anywhere here > > >>Hi again, Mr. JohnC, >> >>>I have never used or received the Lexan but it >>>does look like it stings a bit more than the slipper >> >>I've never received the slipper but I still know that >>the lexan stings way more than the slipper! >>Nevertheless, the sting goes away much sooner with no >>deep down <i>hurt</i>. >> >>>and you get a lot of swats even for a 17yo. However >I >>>think the slipper is much better than a wooden panel, >>>a belt or a cane as it doesn't bruise. >> >>The lexan doesn't bruise either. That's why my >>parents use it so I don't have to show off a bruised >>butt in the showers after PE at school. >> >>-Jerry
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Re: Lexan Paddle vs Slipper	Jerry (to Mr. JohnC)	18:34:30 02/22/26 Sun