Nessus story

[Natalie Nessus]

No, not new - yet

My story 'Famous Blue Raincoat" has moved to number 3? on the BDSM list after 3 months, it has been at #1 many times but to stay at the top like this is remarkable - I do not understand it but, obviusly, I'm pleased/

Jigs, it is you and I, pistols at dawn.

 

[Debbie]

Congratulations, I thought it had fantaaaaaaastic potential and am glad to see I was right IMHO

 

[Jigs]

Meet you down by the OK Corral. You get the end with the rising sun in you eyes.

I'd be more confident if you weren't packing 'Blue Raincoat,' but I'll bring 'Like Mother' in my holster and may the fastest, meanest, down and dirtiest, D/s story win. You first. Draw!

Why should I be worried? All my relatives in Chicago haven't even voted twice yet.

 

[Natalie Nessus]

Why should I be worried? All my relatives in Chicago haven't even voted twice yet.

 

[Natalie Nessus]

Jigs, ytou are still #1 and I am but #2 alas. Could you not be chivalrous and step aside? Si vous s'il vous plaît?

 

[Jigs]

Nessus, everyone must live by a code. Some choose that set by Moter Terresa, but thats a bit too forgiving for my taste.

I have different Ideals, General George Patton, Vince Lombardi, Bear Bryant, and John Wayne.

How would they reply?

I am in a quandry. No question about the first three. No way they step aside for anybody, especially someone who speaks sissy French.

Then there's the 'Duke'. Always galant, he just might do it for a lady. But we don't know about that do we? Come out from behnd that blind and we'll talk.

 

[Natalie Nessus]

lol The blind is gone Alas, we have both fallen on the list

Sissy French

 

[lilminx]

Nessus, the link in your sig line doesn't work

 

[Natalie Nessus]

Nessus, the link in your sig line doesn't work

I know, I don't know how It refers to the WWW at the bottom of the message

 

[Jigs]

Ah at last the truth is seen, But alas, the fair lady dallied, and the moment was lost

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There is a tide in the affairs of men
Which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune;
Omitted, all the voyage of their life
Is bound in shallows and in miseries.
Julius Cæsar, Act iv, W. Shakespeare