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offline rarndaraki from from from from (United States) on 2004-06-16 22:53 [#01244029]
Points: 1833 Status: Regular



well, not really. This is something I wrote. Yet again,
it is raw, no editing, one stream of writing. This may take
a few posts to add.

"Is it possible for one to have an orgasm and then write a
work of fiction, be they male or female?" Asked Gabriel one
cold morning. He was drinking a cup of coffee and reading
the Sunday paper.
"No, of course not silly." Answered a woman's voice.
"Orgasms leave one in a state of peril and ecstasy, only
roller-coasters or arms of lovers are fit for post-orgasm
activity. And by this I mean, yes. Write after an orgasm
for then you are open to emotions uncluttered by horny
thoughts. Which is to say, no. Horny thoughts are
emotions, to be fruitful and multiply is life. Life and
sense do not combine, nor your coffee and paper though they
may seem fitting after a morning quickie which I know your
life is accustomed to."
The voice had come from an add for Turkey Breasts in the
paper. From a woman digging her fist into a pile of Turkey
Breasts that lay scattered upon a kitchen table, white tiled
walls with matching oven/stove/microwave combination and
wild turkey pictures hung in the background. The voice had
not surprised young Gabriel, whom had communicated with the
exact same add the day before. What surprised Gabriel was
that he was able to communicate with the day old paper
because today is Monday and Monday is purgatory for the
human-soul.
"Ah, so it is you, again." Said Gabriel. "Well then, I
have a rather serious question. My dream last night was
bizarre to say the least and I don't know it's value, if
any."
"Go on then." Said the woman. "I shall do my duty."

So young Gabriel recounted every rememberable bit of his
dream.

"It began on the road. I was traveling to California in my
1990 Ford Tempo. The sun, wind, and country roads passed me
by. Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado - these are some of
the states I passed through. You might imagine the sights I
saw along the way.


 

offline rarndaraki from from from from (United States) on 2004-06-16 22:54 [#01244030]
Points: 1833 Status: Regular



Much farm land stretched under the big sky and Rocky
Mountains ice-capped. Well then. I popped a tire along the
way, somewhere in Colorado, and I had to call my dad to help
me change it. Bizarre because I had a spare, changing kit,
and the skills to change. Regardless, my father traveled
from Minnesota upon a Harley-Davidson motorcycle with a
Hells Ang'els patch on the back of his leather jacket. He
told me that I was a jack off for needing his help and then
his buddy, Sonny Barger, founder of the Hells Ang'els, raced
down the road and my dad said he was off to chase pussy.
I changed the tire no problem and got back on the road.
The west coast approached me quickly and I only made two
stops. One in Arizona for a bag of chips. The other in
Maine for gas. I remember thinking it odd that I was in
Maine when I knew I was heading to California, but I didn't
let this oddity phase me and before I knew it my car was
flying down a curvy mountainous road in Northern California,
overlooking the ocean.
I was to visit my uncle Ken Chavez in his home along the
coast, which I found easily. It was a large house.
White-pillars and a grande marble door entry. Inside two
wooden staircases winded upwards to a porch that overlooked
the ocean. The floor was a midnight black stone and the
walls painted sheer white. The stairs were also white and
creaked when you walked on them. All the windows in the
house were covered in green drapes. When I arrived the
house was empty so I helped myself to a glass of lemonade
and waited for Ken Chavez to arrive. Before Ken arrived,
his wife Jerry Chavez came home from her teaching job at a
local university. I sort of just knew she had a teaching
job at a university, you understand. Anyways, a strangely
attractive lady with a thick Brooklyn accent, we discussed
stocks and Magic Cards on the porch. Long dark curls
covered a pale face and her eternal brown eyes crept down my
soul and urged me to confess all my plans for
world-domination.


 

offline rarndaraki from from from from (United States) on 2004-06-16 22:54 [#01244031]
Points: 1833 Status: Regular



Although, I wisely held my tongue. It was strange. She
wore a bra and panties and inched closer to me with every
word I spoke, until she was right on top of me quite
literally fucking my brains out.
'Yes. Force of Nature. A very good card. 8/8 trample I
believe. The only draw back is the 4 green mana upkeep, but
this can easily be afforded. Especially if your playing an
Elf deck.' I said as she stripped away my yellow jump suite
and mounted rock-hard penis with wet drooping pussy lips
that showed her age more then she would like to admit.
After the nasty business I noticed that Ken Chavez was
sitting on a recliner nearby. I felt abashed by my actions
with his wife, but he seemed to care little, lost in his
gaze over the deep-blue ocean surrounded by endless sky.
'Beautiful day out, isn't it Chris? My nephew, my
dearest.' He said in a dull, monotonic voice.
'Aye, it tis that sir.' Replied I, pretending to be an
ancient soldier taking orders from his commander.
With this he glanced at me with his large blue eyes and the
wind brushed through his grey thin hair. Excitement leapt
to his face and he smirked. 'Excellent,' He said. And
then he questioned me, as if changing the subject, 'So
Chris, how is your mother doing?'
'Good. She's enjoying her time in Wisconsin, although I do
believe she wants to move back to Minneapolis sometime soon.
The solitude is nice for her but she is a lady of the city.
Born to blunder in smog with friends in literary circles,
as you know, and your wife shall in time given the right
application of thought.'
'Aye! How these calculations trouble my thoughts out here
on the edge of America. One can only suffer isolation for
so long, lad. My wife and I have been fortunate to find
many wonderful people out here.' He said as if he was
reading directions for baking a pizza.


 

offline rarndaraki from from from from (United States) on 2004-06-16 22:55 [#01244032]
Points: 1833 Status: Regular



"Very good friends," he muttered... "Yes lad, very good
friends. I want to show you, I want to tell, ooh! If only I
could. Well, Tonight will be a very special Night. You
will see how special. Daddy is having friends over tonight.
Friends, good friends." Continuing the monotonic voice,
accenting Very, Tonight, Night, Could, and Friends just a
slight bit more then the others.
Jerry, Ken, and I shared a bottle of wine on the porch and
then the friends began to arrive. Most of these people did
not have faces, I mean, I did not recognize anybody. I just
felt the presence of people. Do you understand?"
"Yes," replied the lady in the add, "keep going."
"Okay. Well, the beautiful day turned into a rather foul
and stormy night and everyone was gathered out on the porch,
waiting for something.
Ken stood at the front of the porch, wearing a bathrobe,
and stretched his arms wide out. His head raised up towards
the sky and he screamed as loud as his dull voice would
allow. Wind and lightning raced through the night sky. It
was cold and the hour was right, it seemed, for grave
mischief.
Suddenly, a flash of light left Ken's out stretched arms
and wrapped around the shore of the ocean. Loud clashes of
thunder and people screaming ripped through my ears and I
remember feeling DEATHLY afraid. Then I knew what was
happening; My Uncle Ken Chavez had gotten involved with the
Devil out here in California. It was a conclusion that came
to me instantly once I heard a loud deep voice, muttering a
mixture of incoherent vowels and consonants, and noticed the
people around me bow their heads and chant the words
'Lucifer... Lucifer... Lucifer...' ect, you get the picture.
Typical Satanists, but it was horribly frightening.
Then my Uncle picked me out of the crowed and said,
'Gabriel! You have been chosen to join the movement of
Dark.' He said this as if it would be some great honor.



 

offline rarndaraki from from from from (United States) on 2004-06-16 22:56 [#01244033]
Points: 1833 Status: Regular



A compelling urge gripped my soul at once and pushed my
mouth and vocal chords tightly until a gasped, 'Yes,'
arrived and floated to the ears of Ken.
He smiled and said, 'I knew you would join! And with you,
all the others will join too. You know what others I speak
of, I know you do.'
But I did not know what others he spoke of, only that I was
afraid that I just fucked up my life. Then I said, 'I mean,
no. I do not want to join this Dark movement.'
Hideous laughter arose from all around me and I bolted for
the door. The night was bucked into rage and wind howled
off the ocean, covering everything in a salty mist. I
jumped in my car and drove away as quickly as possible.
Hauling down a California road surrounded by forest I
noticed bright lights in front of me. The lights covered
the entire road and I was forced to pull over to let it by.
I thought it was a semi driving on the wrong side of the
road, but the lights kept coming. More and more and more
and more of them popped over a small rise in the road,
piercing the darkness like daggers cutting through my
jugular. Then I noticed the horror: Troves of people
running down the highway holding flashlights and many of
them driving in cars. Their faces contorted in horror and
their eyes glazed over, like zombies walking towards a
victim. But they all passed me. Then a loud chant began,
'Chavez...Chavez....Chavez...Chavez..."
I began to cruise along the side of the road. With my head
out the window I yelled, 'Stay the Fuck away from Chavez's
place! Stay the Fuck away from Chavez's place and they
looked at me with bewilderment and hate. This was when I
noticed all these faces were young, my age type faces. I
thought I even recognized a few of them, passerby's from
college and night clubs. Buzzing fools that steered me away
from the college scene and made me desire isolation.
Trading these annoyances for my own thoughts. 'No you
Fucking Fools! Stay away from Chavez's, stay the FUCK AWAY
FROM CHAVEZ'S!!!'


 

offline rarndaraki from from from from (United States) on 2004-06-16 22:56 [#01244034]
Points: 1833 Status: Regular



The beasts were angered by this last comment and turned
towards my car. I gunned her and smashed into a few bodies,
but there were too many of them. They crowded the Tempo
with smothering hands and bodies as they smashed my windows
and clawed their way inside.
This is when I woke up. I wasn't in a panic. I remember
thinking, 'Yea, that seemed like a typical dream to me.'
So, what do you think?"

There was a bit of a pause and then the lady in the add
asked, "What was that part about isolation?"
"Oh, that I was seeking Isolation and stuff?"
"Yes. That's it. Isolation."

The End.


 

offline rarndaraki from from from from (United States) on 2004-06-16 23:10 [#01244036]
Points: 1833 Status: Regular



okay, so I don't know why the fuck I changed Gabriel's name
to Chris mid-way through the story and then back again.
That is my name, and I was thinking of myself as I wrote it.
But please don't let this get in the way of reading.
horrible mistake on my part.


 

offline optimus prime on 2004-06-16 23:54 [#01244048]
Points: 6447 Status: Lurker



well, i have no idea what just happened. kudos.

the dialogue is great and magic cards !! even better.

maybe make it a bit post modern?


 

offline virginpusher from County Clare on 2004-06-17 00:16 [#01244056]
Points: 27325 Status: Lurker



My eyes are too weary from the days events. I started to but
they are sleepy. This will be my final post before
bed....... but dont worry... i still love you!


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offline rarndaraki from from from from (United States) on 2004-06-17 00:17 [#01244057]
Points: 1833 Status: Regular



hahahahahahahahaha!


 

offline tragedy from Gloucester (United States) on 2004-06-17 00:21 [#01244061]
Points: 4423 Status: Lurker



i really enjoyed the one about the 13 year old boy who lives
on his own and partied all the timeand the bum that buys him
booze, that you wrote about a month or 2 ago... it was good
stuff!


 

offline rarndaraki from from from from (United States) on 2004-06-17 00:24 [#01244062]
Points: 1833 Status: Regular



did you read this one girl?


 

offline tragedy from Gloucester (United States) on 2004-06-17 00:29 [#01244065]
Points: 4423 Status: Lurker



i'm going to tomorrow... i added it to favorites... i tried
reading it but i'm falling asleep, it's 2:25a.m. right now.
i will read it and tell you what i think tomorrow, g'night!


 

offline rarndaraki from from from from (United States) on 2004-06-17 12:10 [#01244820]
Points: 1833 Status: Regular



this really needs a bump
read
or
not
who
cares?
right?
wrong.


 

offline Q4Z2X on 2004-06-17 12:40 [#01244837]
Points: 5264 Status: Lurker



interesting.. i like(d)

but, i may need to re-read it for it to make any sense.. i
like the idea of a talking advert and such.. even thought it
is sort of bewildering to me at first read...


 


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