Dominance and submission is becoming a more prevalent relationship model in our society. This is particularly true with the emergence of book series like 50 Shades of Grey. So it makes perfect sense that there are certain fictional women who give off that certain…vibe. Sometimes, the vibe is hinted at, and sometimes it's more or less implied. These ladies seemed to have been specifically created for the dominatrix mode. It's not always obvious, but the clues are there. 10. Jade West From Victorious There is almost a zero chance that Nickelodeon would explore the obvious on this one. Jade (from the tween-to-teen

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Bag: Hermès Kelly Travel BagSize: 50cmColor: Vert de GrisHardware: Palladium Measures: (19.75"x13.5"x10")Condition : Excellent Includes: Lock, Keys, Clochette This Hermès Kelly 50cm Travel bag is extremely rare and coveted. The Vert de Gris color is accentuated by palladium hardware. Hermes Kelly travel bags are among the rarest Kelly bags available, making it nearly impossible to find this exact bag anywhere else. The stamp is "P" in a square, which denotes 2012 as the year of production. Contact us for additional information and availability. Condition Details: Overall excellent condition

Clarence Leonard “Kelly” Johnson The name Kelly Johnson is synonymous with advanced aircraft design from Lockheed Corporation where Johnson worked his entire career. His aircraft designs include many of America’s most iconic airplanes: the Orion and Constellation airliners; the C-130 Hercules transport; the F-80 Shooting Star and F-104 Starfighter jet fighters; the F-117A Nighthawk stealth fighter; the U-2 and SR-71 reconnaissance planes; and the JetStar business jet. Lockheed P-38 Lightning The Lightning, known as the Fork-tailed Devil by the Germans, saw service in every theater of WWII operations. On the occasion of the production of its 5,000th Lightning in May, 1944, Lockheed painted it bright red with the word “YIPPEE” on its underside. The aircraft was used by factory test pilots for flight demonstrations and company promotions. YIPPEE (USAAF Serial No. 44-23296) was eventually repainted and delivered to a combat unit in the South Pacific. Green | Red | Blue | Brown | Gray