Welcome to another episode of Literotica Sexual Theatre 3000!
Once more into the breach, on a five-year mission, to boldly go where no man in his right mind has ever considered going before! We have contact, and we're hurtling at warp speed toward another cheezy slab of erotic literature that never should have seen the light of day!
Before we get started, though, I'd like to read a couple of letters. Why don't we put those up on sti...
What?
What do you mean that isn't in the budget! Bunch of cheap so-and-sos, I have half a mind to...
Ahem... Err... I guess I'll just read them then?
Both of these come from someone named Annie Anus, I think. It's hard to tell, there's some sort of mixture of Vaseline and cheezy-poof residue all over it.
Why did you bother? A load of excrement par excellence.
Well, Annie, at least you appear to have grasped the concept. Indeed, this story was a steaming heap of unmentionable substances. Now if you could just figure out that whole personal hygiene thing, the world would indeed be a brighter place!
Sorry...could not read the entire thing. Your collective conceit and stupidity obscured all other aspects of the writing. You both should be ashamed.
Err... obscured all other aspects of the writing? Well thank the powers for that! If anything needed obscuring, it was that stinkburger.
Conceit... ashamed... *chuckle* Ah, Annie, Annie, you should have read all the way to the end, then perhaps you might have realized it was my own story we mercilessly slaughtered. Then, perhaps, you might not have proven what a dimwitted little troll you are. Thanks for playing though!
I get the feeling a few people out there are a little worried I'm coming for them next, Hmm? Think you have some truly reekarific little nuggets out there stinking up the stratosphere, don't you?
Rest your sphincters, grasshoppers.
The original author donates every story, and the final spoof is approved by them before it goes live. I'm not out to hurt people's feelings by making fun of their stories, they're asking me to make fun of them.
It's all about fun, and that includes the author who has the self-esteem to know they have written something of less than stellar quality.
Do keep those letters coming Annie. We love the laughs! Why not leave a PC next time so everyone can enjoy the fun in real time?
Just wash your hands first next time, Mkay?
This time around, we have a truly terrifying tale with a plot so flimsy and unbelievable that even people whose only claim to fame is stolen sex tapes would refuse the roles. The grammar is horrible, the editing is worse, and it all wraps up into a neat little package that should be outlawed by the Geneva Conventions as cruel and inhumane treatment to force someone to read it.
Thus, I've recruited
FallingtoFly
to join in the pain again! Everyone welcome aboard Melinda too, bravely jumping into the fray with us, despite the knowledge of the terror to come.
Grab your airsickness bags and your Excedrin ladies and gentlemen!
Turn down your lights.
(Where Applicable)
***LST3K**********
You shouldn't be in here.
Falling: We shouldn't?
You knew that. But you couldn't help yourself. It's not as if you were some kind of pervert.
Falling: We aren't?
You weren't. You'd never done anything like this before. You didn't even try to kiss a girl until the third date, damn it.
Falling: *singing* Janet! I wanna screwww!
Dark: I'm going to regret this. I know it. Here comes the pain, my friend. Endure it.
Falling: So far, it's Rocky Horror Picture Show without the transvestites.
You stand close to the door, staring at the figure in the bed. Your eyes trace over my face, seeing thick fringed lashes resting on softly curved cheeks, pouting lips slightly open in sleep, hair tumbled against the pillow in thick, rich waves. You could see tiny straps of my nightgown over slim bare shoulders disappearing under the comforter.
Dark: Or you could see that the comforter is decorated with My Little Pony pictures, it's up to you.
And that thin covering molded against my body, showing curves slim and long that had your breath hitching in your chest.
Dark: I hitched up my breath and sauntered inta the saloon, Slim and Long at my side, our punctuation left in our saddlebags.
The first time you saw me flashed in your head, the day I moved into this apartment.
Falling: What the hell did she just say?
Dark: If that phrase stumbled any more, it could have replaced Chevy Chase on SNL
You were coming home from a long day at work, had seen the moving van in front of the building and the movers carrying in boxes and some furniture. You grabbed your mail out of the metal box and start up toward the third floor, stepping out of the way of the movers puffing down the stairs.
Dark: Exactly how does one puff down stairs, alone or in pairs, and should you make a slinkety sound?
You smile as you listen to the grumble about too "damn many stairs" having thought the same thing many times after a long day at work.
Dark: Listen to the Grumble, for he is wise!
You take the stairs two at a time, skidding to a quick halt at the top of the second floor.
Dark: Does anybody else feel like Wile E. Coyote reading that?
Falling: Meep Meep!
I'm standing there by the door of the formerly unrented apartment. Your eyes look over me quickly as I'm turned saying something to someone inside the room.
Falling: Abandon all hope, ye who enter here maybe?
Old jeans, worn white in spots hug my hips. Both knees are ripped out and when I turn to look back into the apartment, you see a tear just under the left cheek of my butt,
Dark: Wow, those are some serious wounds! Two ripped out knees and a tear under your butt! This town is rough!
Falling: Sometimes I wonder if it's latent sadistic tendencies that make women save that pair of jeans that should have been given a mercy killing years ago.
when I bend you can see just the hint of pale blue silk, that had to be panties. Between the waistband of the jeans and the hem of my shirt, a good two inches of stomach showed. Tanned, toned, with a sparkle that you recognize as a belly button ring. The shirt, as ancient as the pants, used to be a gray tee shirt that had shrunk in the wash. It curved over my breasts, faithfully following ever line of the upper part of my body.
Dark: if only it had proofread every line of the story instead...
Falling: What the hell? Even her clothes are stalking her... is she the nympho version of the Pied Piper or something?
You wanted to see my face. It couldn't be as good as the body. But when I turned and glanced your way, you were stunned. Brown hair, glinting with red and gold highlights in the fluorescents in the hallway
Dark: In a hole in the bottom of the sea!
curved around a face that seemed right out of your dreams.
I see you standing there and smile, politely, before something once more catches my interest in the apartment. I leave the hall, turning into the apartment without giving you another glance. You turn, making your way up the one more floor to your own apartment, feeling a little weak in the knees.
Dark: I think we've established this is an apartment building now. Or should we go for number four?
Since that day, you've been watching me without my knowing it.
Dark: For somebody who doesn't know about it, she certainly knows a lot about it...
Falling: That's because she has ESPN and stuff.
You were working your way up to approaching me, trying to find an angle that would give you an advantage. Little things, like noticing when I went to the mailboxes, or what time I went to work became almost compulsive to you. You noticed who came to my apartment, checking to see if I had a steady boyfriend, and always managed to be in the hallway when I was coming home from work.
Mel: Wow, that requires a great deal of discreet monitoring, to notice all this. I'm impressed. Or maybe she's just totally clueless that you're always standing there watching her – don't you have a job?!
Dark: People are coming to the apartment to see if she has a steady boyfriend? How many people are there stalking her anyway? Maybe I better take a number...
One day, you had to work late. You were running up the steps and automatically looked at my apartment door. My keys were in the door, the door shut. Did you dare?
You took the keys running down to the hardware store a couple blocks down and making a key to my apartment.
Dark: The keys are running down to the hardware store a couple blocks down?
Falling: That's what the lady said.
Dark: Maybe I'm running to escape the run-on sentences.
Then you ran back, put the keys back in the lock and knocked on my door. When I opened the door, on the phone, you politely mentioned the keys and even pulled them from the doorknob for me. I took them from you, thanked you and smiled. Before I can say anymore, you turn and start up to your own apartment, knowing that I was watching you walk away.