"I want to stand as close to the edge as I can without going over. Out on the edge you see all the kinds of things you can't see from the center."
β Kurt Vonnegut
"What up, seΓ±or?" I launched my wee hour text into cyberspace.
I was a Sin City swinger, more dedicated to my craft than anyone I'd ever met. In addition, I had a dream; an aspiration, if you will: 5,000 women. Nothing else mattered.
"Good morning, sir," came Vegas Vic's rejoinder. "The Rocket" was enslaved graveyard shift β five days a week.
Vegas Vic β otherwise known as The Rocket, V-2, V-Squared, etc. β was the best group sex coordinator in the Entertainment Capital of the World.
"What do you wanna work for?! This has gotta be stopped! [...]
Jobs? They can get fucked! I've had enough! Why do we have to do them? Everything's fuckin' built! [...]
It's time we stop working. It's a trap. It's a fuckin' trap! Five days on, two days off; five days on, two days off; five days on, two days off; five days on, two days offβ
'How long does this last?'
' 'Til you're fuckin' dead. [...]'
It's made up by the ruling 'elite,' so we're tired, and poor, and can't rebel, and philosophize about our own existence, and actually fuckin' evolve properly. [...]
It's slavery, but we've gotta get our own accommodation, and food."
β Steve Hughes
As such, I knew V-Squared would be awake at this inhumane hour, trollin' for online sex.
"Any new developments?" I queried.
"Setting up a gangbang with a couple in town from Florida. These are her pics."
The forwarded media caused me to deplete my supply of coconut oil, and moderately sprain my wrist.
"She's here with hubby for three nights. They're staying at Arizona Charlie's. She wants five to eight guys."
"Sounds great! This weekend?"
"Sunday. 10 PM."
"Are we still on for Saturday, at Planet Hollywood, with that other couple from Idaho?"
"Reggie and I are, but you're out," Vic replied.
"I've been removed from the starting lineup? Too young? Didn't like the face pic?" I questioned.
"None of the above. She said your dick's too big."
"Maja Thurup was overhung, vastly overhung. No girl in the village would accept him. He had torn two girls to death with his instrument. One had been entered from the front, the other from the rear. [...]
Maja was a lonely man, and he drank and brooded over his loneliness."
β South of No North: Stories of the Buried Life