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Free Use in WWII

on Apr 22, 2025

In this alternate timeline, the Allied powers lose their foothold in Western Europe and the United States Navy is no longer supreme in the Pacific. As a result, the war has reached a stalemate. The Japanese are still not able to break through America's naval defense that is now concentrated close to home. Meanwhile, the Reich and the Soviet Union remain lock...

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The WhirlWind

by Carnal Syn on Sep 12, 2017
Mature

Maple leaves announced the arrival of spring. Their vivid colors made me want to run naked through the streets in celebration of summer's end. But I contained myself, barely. I watched the leaves fall rustle on the tree, threatening to all fall down at once. That would cause mass demoralization of the surrounding trees. How could they compete with such a sho...

Someone like Virginia

by ThickAsThieves on Sep 17, 2017
Mature

Virginia had been in her 70s at the time that I knew her, she lived next door in the same ratty apartment complex that I did. A lot of "interesting people" in transient had lived in the old place over the decades going from one job to the next so you never really knew your neighbors very long. Mostly down and out oil field trash back in the days when the b...

Fall of Earth

by Phelrria on Dec 21, 2015
Science Fiction

No one was expecting the bombs to fall. The Soviet Union was hit. The USA was hit. And just about every other country was hit. Humans had just about killed off their whole species. People had started villages, there was a large scale **** trade, Government Remnants and even some deep bunkers had been found. You are a Scavenger, a former Red Army sniper. WWII...

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A Dark and Secret Theatre: Surreal Monster Erotica

by sindermann on Apr 9, 2009
Fantasy

Here in the dark Theatre, we gather to see the plays and scenes that fell through the cracks. Great visions dreamed and discarded by shameful artisans and playwrights, forsaken by screenwriter and novelist as far too profane for public consumption. Here, in the Secret Theatre, these imaginings may come to life. If you peel back the wallpaper that surrounds y...

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Goddess Helena's Wealthy slave

by cigarashslave on Aug 31, 2017
Fetish

I wake up after six long hours of restlessly rolling around and sleeping on the carpeted floor all the while you sleep so sweetly and soundly in a Queen sized bed that's big enough to hold at least four people. I don't dare wake you yet as I remember the list you have given me with chores to do before waking you. Six hours earlier as I'm kneeling on the fl...

God Laughs Ch. 04

by napalminthemorning on May 8, 2018
Chain Stories

Chapter four: This is a chain story written by Jezzaz, Todd172, Stev2244, Harddaysknight, Girlinthemoon, Qhml1, Oshaw and blackrandl1958. One different author wrote each chapter in this story, building on the work of the preceding author. We are submitting one chapter each day until the story is finished. We would like for you, the readers, to see if you ca...

Jerry: Iceberg, Right Ahead

by AtFirstSight on Sep 1, 2017
Humor & Satire

If you missed Part 1 of the Jerry saga: Jerry: The Maiden Voyage, go read it first. ***** Soon after my first date with Jerry, he texted asking if I'd like to come over and he would make me dinner. First thought: awww. Second thought: nice try, but even as much as I like you, I'm not going over to your place for the second date. Why? Well: 1) Jerry didn't...

Ted Flash and the Island of Lost Dinosaurs

by Ted Clubberlang on Apr 22, 2025

So yeah, there were these Nazis going about because it was WWII. Ted was an American archivist who recovered ancient artefacts because they belonged in a museum. So, and his pal Alfie were at a Peruvian temple in Peru. They were gonna get this get Golden Idol thing. "Hey, I got the idol thing" Ted said. "I'm gonna double cross" Alfie said...

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"Honey, I'm home!"

by Karhukissa on Sep 13, 2017
Erotic Couplings

When I was back in my old life in the city, in the States, I would stay at work until late, almost dreading coming home. Now, in this new, slower-paced life with you, home is truly a haven, and I'm happy to stay within its walls. I'm home a lot now, working only part time. But on this day, I've been out running a few errands, and wasn't home to greet you whe...