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- including IMBB 2000 David Hawk's bootblacking chair, IMBB 1994 William Shields, Jr.'s bootblacking kit, and a bootblacking chair that was used by IMrBB 1994...
- development for shoeshine and street worker children Bull polishing Bootblacking (BDSM) Christopher Hibbert, The Making of Charles ****ens (1962), chap...
- dignified ways.[citation needed] Bootblacking is a service-oriented task performed within the leather subculture. Bootblacking may sometimes involve boot-licking...
- perform bootblacking services. W****end ticket package holders (as well as judges, contestants, and vendors) are each provided with a bootblack ballot which...
- willingly) abused to a large extent. Human ****uality portal Boot fetishism Bootblacking (BDSM) Foot fetishism Mysophilia Shoe fetishism Greig, James (April 23...
- boots Gene Bilbrew Irving Klaw John Willie Lionel Bussey Shoe fetishism Bootblacking (BDSM) XBIZ (8 January 2014). "Kinky Boots: An Enduring Symbol in Fetish...
- stands as well as classes on bootblacking are common fixtures at events, contests, conferences and parties. Bootblacking is rooted in service to the leather...
- inclusive of all genders. Since 1999, the convention has also included a Ms. Bootblack (IMsBB) contest. After Ms. Leather events had been held in San Francisco...
- New York and Alger's own life there. Ragged **** is a fourteen-year-old bootblack – he smokes, drinks occasionally, and sleeps on the streets – but he is...
- lexicographer Stephanie Smith suggests that the word has to do with bootblacking or shoe polish, for an early occurrence of the word was in conjunction...