Small Science Stories

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Jenny

by 2fast2quick on Sep 11, 2017
First Time

My eyes scanned the small science class room, trying to get an idea of what my classmates were like. Most of them seemed dull, or interested in different things. None seemed to be very nerdy, like me. Well, a couple were, but they were fat guys who smelt bad, and seemed like they're dicks. I sighed, and decided that this was going to be another lonely year o...

Arrival of The RX-2000

by RaistlinMajere on Jan 8, 2019
Sci-Fi & Fantasy

Doctor Joshua Smithy sat on his couch at home, in a small city on the west coast of America. He was bent over a pile of papers on his coffee table, slowly reading and correcting them. The radio nearby was playing a jaunty tune. It may be the year 2030, but the world hadn't changed much since 2000. The world was run by the four major super powers, America, Ru...

Xenomorph Intercourse Test 12

by tw_holt on Sep 13, 2017
NonHuman

Author's Note: This a fan fiction based on the xenomorph alien creatures from the Alien movie franchise. I'm assuming the readers know what the aliens are and what they look like, along with knowledge of their anatomy and life cycle (eggs, facehuggers, queen, etc). As a result, I do not go into specifics about their appearance. If you don't know what they ar...

Grad Student Carrel

by NaughtyLibrarian on Sep 2, 2017
Erotic Couplings

Working in the library had never been a part of Paul's master grad school plan. He was a chemist through and through. At the beginning of the fall semester he was gathering materials for the class he taught and he saw her. She was tiny, and cute, and very librarian-y. The day they met she was wearing a black pencil skirt and a pale pink blouse with puffy sle...

Suzie's Lessons Ch. 02

by BlewWater69 on Sep 14, 2017
First Time

This is a fictional story. * As Suzie ascended the stairs to the second floor and her room, her Mom poked her head out from their bedroom door. "How was everything sweetie?" She asked concerned. "Just fine Mom, fun actually," Suzie remarked. "So you had a good time then?" Her Mom asked somewhat relieved. "Yes, the movie was great. We got a small bite t...

Nebula

by Fuinimel on Sep 17, 2017
Celebrities & Fan Fiction

"I thought you were supposed to be taking a break?" Svetlana looked up at the dark-skinned Trill woman who had stopped her on her way to the Endeavour's forward lounge. Ledzia seemed more puzzled than accusatory, but even so, Svetlana found the question odd. "I am," she replied, "two days, while we stop over here." "I thought you'd be down on the planet b...

Mike & Andrea Ch. 01: The Adventure Begins

by bwhaleml on Sep 14, 2017
Exhibitionist & Voyeur

I used to think I was broken. Now I know I'm bent, very, very, bent. It was somewhere in my early teen years I realized how easily a gal could turn a man's head and something about that attraction always set the butterflies in my tummy a flying. It never occurred to me how challenging that could be until I found my first girl friend. She was stunning and co...

Power of a Flower

by SaucyEroticProductions on Sep 17, 2017
Celebrities & Fan Fiction

Copyright Notice: All characters and individual material is © Daniel Riverton & Jasmine Becker 2011. All rights Reserved. ©2003-2008 EA International (Studio and Publishing) Ltd. Mass Effect, the Mass Effect logo, BioWare, the BioWare logo and the BioWare hands logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks of EA International (Studio and Publishi...

Miss Dixieland Ch. 08-09

by scarletlarouge on Jul 17, 2019
Novels and Novellas

Delta Bayou and the Miss Dixieland Pageant (Delta Bayou Adult Mysteries no. 1) ********* Chapter 8: The Photoshoot ********** The sharp trill of a phone poked through Delta's dreams. She awoke with a start. It was her work cell. She groaned and disentangled herself from her duvet, arm flopping over to her nightstand for the phone. "Hello?" "Robbins. Get...

The Experiment

by climberbos on Sep 13, 2017
Erotic Couplings

The subway was particularly crowded, and I pushed deeper into the crowd in order to give some room to an older fellow with a seeing-eye dog. The twenty minute ride from Porter Square, where I live, to Park Street in downtown Boston where I work was easier than the long commutes my friends at work suffered through. Still, on days like this the tight quarters...