Official Support Thread - 5th Annual 750 Word Project
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Rustyoznail
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My work here is done.
Duleigh
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After a week aging in pending, my fourth story is up, it's my first entry into the interracial category
750-4 Year of the Rabbit
750-4 Year of the Rabbit
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I'm happy to say that my two entries were posted this morning. Here they are:
https://literotica.com/s/down-the-shore-at-nates-beach-bar
https://literotica.com/s/getting-off-on-the-tramp-stamp
I definitely enjoyed this exercise/challenge/project!
https://literotica.com/s/down-the-shore-at-nates-beach-bar
https://literotica.com/s/getting-off-on-the-tramp-stamp
I definitely enjoyed this exercise/challenge/project!
My first entry is now up. Consider it an erotic tone poem with an omission I hope some folks will notice.
Here it is for your reading enjoyment: https://literotica.com/s/a-kiss-25
My next one is in the pending queue. This is definitely a fun challenge.
Here it is for your reading enjoyment: https://literotica.com/s/a-kiss-25
My next one is in the pending queue. This is definitely a fun challenge.
Some people should just not be allowed to breed, er, read.
SamScribble
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Just keep in mind that Literotica readers are not, in the main, normal readers.
Are you suggesting they're not seeking literary excellence and mind-challenging stories?Just keep in mind that Literotica readers are not, in the main, normal readers.
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Well . . . yes . . . in the main.
Dang! There goes my crossover story: Leisure Suit Larry Meets the Leather Goddesses of Phobos.Well . . . yes . . . in the main.
Duleigh
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Leisure Suit Larry??? Waaaaa hahahahaha! I haven't heard that name since MS-DOS was a thing!
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There should be a link that opens on 3/1/2023 the will give a list of all the entries.
KeithD
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The timing is about right. I have John Fowler leisure suits in powder blue, vanilla, and lime green. Somewhere, why back in the storage closet.
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They should make like a tree and Leave
I think I may still have my lime green Johnny Carson polyester leisure suit…it last fit about 35 years ago.
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The green of mine is more of a grayish green. I don't think I could have worn one that was true lime green. Mine are of raw cotton and are fashion-house cut. I received them free for walking the runway in them--but I did wear them for a couple of years in Bangkok. Nothing made a statement like a well-cut powder-blue leisure suit in certain circles in Bangkok. (They still fit but not as flat in the belly as originally.)
John Fowler was a Bangkok fashion designer from the 70s to the late 80s. He had really great art-themed printed T-shirts and beach towels. He was credited with establishing the Thai cotton clothes industry a couple of decades after Jim Thompson had established the silk industry. Put a lot of Thai to work between the two of them. Fowler died of AIDS in 1989. Jim Thompson (a former OSS spy) disappeared while taking a walk in the Genting Highlands of Malaysia in 1967, leading to a couple of books and TV "whodonits." I've included both in some stories.
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Holy shit, you guys are old. That's okay, I have a lot of friends that are old folks.
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Most of the fascinating people are old or already gone. I knew and ran with John Fowler. Jim Thompson was before my time, but I knew people who had known him. Funny thing. I opened the work I'm now reviewing to submit to Literotica this morning and there, popping out at me, were the stories of John Fowler and Jim Thompson and also of Cowboy (T.G. Edwards), the founder of the Soi Cowboy tenderloin district of Bangkok (who I also knew and ran with at one time).
I never apologize for growing old: it beats the alternative.
Besides, where else are you young whippersnappers going to learn all the cool cultural references to drop into your stories?
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My father includes Kat and Larry Martin as his long-time friends. Chris Enns is a newish friend, or can we say after seven years, she's still a new friend? Many of his old buddies have gone on already, which worries me about him. But 67 isn't that old. Nowadays anyway.
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May you live longer than Norman Lloyd, be as sharp as he was when you are 106, and as him, keep doing what you love until the end.
Well played. Thank you.
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Agreed. I haven't submitted a story in many years, but cranked out 3 for this.
Hopefully that gets me writing again.
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