Quote by oceanrunner
great story, great series! the toppermost of the poppermost!
That made me smile last night and I'm still grinning today. Thank you.

Quote by sprite
i have the same issue. sort of. i don't like to sober-post. trust me, it's better that way.![]()
Quote by MadMartigan
Would such a story contain an element of black comedy, or tragedy though?
You could make it super creepy by attaching it to a sex doll.
I just saw a super creepy documentary the other day about life like sex dolls. Nightmare inducing.
Quote by MadMartigan
I've heard of the coke-can cock description from several ladies. How...disturbing to se what it 'might' actually look like.
Quote by sprite
when is part 4 coming out? what? why are you looking at me like that?![]()
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I'm still new to the site and have read only a tiny bit of the sites comments but I enjoyed it. Really felt it captured the era and without trying to spoil it for other readers I found the end a surprise.
Quote by RavenStar
Lol.
The reason is that the books were written by Stan and Jan Berenstain! That's a picture of them up above. Look at the author on the books!
And I did find out why I couldn't post it. It was a stupid mistake on my part.
Quote by HeraTeleia
As an adult, I don't know what to think. I don't generally believe in anything supernatural; I'm devoutly United Methodist but my faith is faith, faith and hope, not belief.
Quote by Verbal
There is a whole hidden world within the world, which we can just barely glimpse.
Quote by LYFBUZ
I also experience deja vu on a frequent basis and have been able to predict EXACTLY what will be said or what actions will occur before they happen. These tend to be innocuous events but some are risk inherent and in those cases I always intervene and change the outcome. I always wonder afterwards if I did the right thing.
Quote by seeker4
I'd go with you on this much. There are definitely some strange, unexplained phenomena out there, but I'm not going to buy "supernatural" explanations when it is quite likely that science will account for them somehow, someday, putting them into the realm of nature.