Volume 1 Whops and Clobber R Humphries - The Woody Back to ...
Volume 1 Whops and Clobber R Humphries - The Woody Back to ...
Volume 1 Whops and Clobber R Humphries - The Woody Back to ...
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<strong>Whops</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Clobber</strong><br />
After leaving school, Jojo Heyworth <strong>and</strong> Nicola<br />
Jane Nixon had teamed up <strong>to</strong> establish a successful<br />
multi-media company. Jojo had produced a number of<br />
acclaimed alternative theatrical productions <strong>and</strong> her<br />
murals <strong>and</strong> sculptures had been shown at several<br />
West End Galleries. Nicola Jane, was the daughter of<br />
an internationally renowned film producer, <strong>and</strong> had<br />
followed in her father’s footsteps <strong>and</strong> begun <strong>to</strong> make<br />
a niche for herself shooting risqué videos for some of<br />
the hottest music acts in <strong>to</strong>wn. Many of the videos<br />
had featured Nicola Jane in a variety of spanking<br />
poses, including her being caned in her old school<br />
uniform.<br />
Jojo had found her business partner’s<br />
predilections slightly curious. Nix had always been<br />
extremely vocal about her dislike of being caned at<br />
the various schools she had attended. She had been<br />
expelled from several for retaliating at being caned by<br />
hacking the Headmistresses in the shins. Ultimately<br />
she had ended up in reform school after she had firebombed<br />
the Headmistress’ car after being caned in<br />
front of her assembled school-mates. Nonetheless,<br />
Jojo rarely passed comment. After all Nicola Jane had<br />
always been a tad quirky <strong>and</strong> the videos sold like hot<br />
cakes.<br />
Jojo <strong>and</strong> Nixdown were making out like b<strong>and</strong>its<br />
<strong>and</strong> the two chums quickly became the <strong>to</strong>ast of the<br />
West End party circuit.<br />
Unfortunately the height of their success<br />
coincided with another period of fiscal imprudence by<br />
the government. Faced with considerable criticism<br />
from the Great Unwashed the m<strong>and</strong>arins of spin were<br />
instructed <strong>to</strong> create a diversion. Bounties on the