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Amusement Park Hysteria - MM/F
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A classic
Shadow,
This is just one of many examples of why you're my favorite writer. I loved this tale back then, and I love it just as much right now!
I still can't believe I actually had my all time favorite writer be a special guest on The Devil's Fetish part 4. I'm not worthy~
::Getting a little teary eyed:: You're the best man, simply the best.
Shadow,
This is just one of many examples of why you're my favorite writer. I loved this tale back then, and I love it just as much right now!
I still can't believe I actually had my all time favorite writer be a special guest on The Devil's Fetish part 4. I'm not worthy~
::Getting a little teary eyed:: You're the best man, simply the best.
duannewalton
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Another Classic!
No wonder I paid homage to this in "Castlemare's Lost Horror!"
No wonder I paid homage to this in "Castlemare's Lost Horror!"
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This also was one of my first stories ever read. I remember thinking how well it was written and loved the scenario. Since then I have had the opportunity to read more of your work. I love it all but this will probably always be my favorite.
ShadowTklr
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Isabeau: I remember the first time we chatted. I had no idea my story had such an impact on you. Thanks so much for the compliments. Hmmm Perhaps you could be Peggy and we could "perform" the sequel rather than write it. LOL
JKB: I have spoken with so many people who have regarded this story (above most others I've written) to be one of their greatest first exposures to tickle fiction. Thanks for the recognition.
Invisible Ink: Thanks for the opportunity to flex my writing muscles on your story, Devil's Fetish 4. It was a lot of fun, especially since I hadn't done it in a while. You're becoming quite the writer in your own rite, and I always look forward to reading your newest creations.
Duannewalton: I was very flattered to find the reference to Amusement Park in your sotry. I still think that story of yours is great, and I'm still waiting for your sequel. lol Thanks again.
Sultry Brunette: Hmmm. Another potential Peggy? lol But, thank you again sultry for the kind words. I wrote this story over 12 years ago, and I'm still amazed at how it has impacted so many people over the years. I must admit however that I do get an extra special sense of gratification when I hear from women who enjoyed it so much.
JKB: I have spoken with so many people who have regarded this story (above most others I've written) to be one of their greatest first exposures to tickle fiction. Thanks for the recognition.
Invisible Ink: Thanks for the opportunity to flex my writing muscles on your story, Devil's Fetish 4. It was a lot of fun, especially since I hadn't done it in a while. You're becoming quite the writer in your own rite, and I always look forward to reading your newest creations.
Duannewalton: I was very flattered to find the reference to Amusement Park in your sotry. I still think that story of yours is great, and I'm still waiting for your sequel. lol Thanks again.
Sultry Brunette: Hmmm. Another potential Peggy? lol But, thank you again sultry for the kind words. I wrote this story over 12 years ago, and I'm still amazed at how it has impacted so many people over the years. I must admit however that I do get an extra special sense of gratification when I hear from women who enjoyed it so much.
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I've toyed with the idea of a sequel to "Castlemare," where Pierce and Gayle Coster try to get Kristen back. But it didn't seem to be working for me and I wasn't even sure if I wanted to do a sequel. I think some stories are best left standing on their own instead of trying to milk a franchise out of them.
But I saw this show on the Biography Channel called Dead Famous/Ghostly Encounters where this skeptic/believer duo try to make contact with dead celebrities (tonight they tried to contact Buddy Holly). The skeptic is this blond cutie with a Scottish accent. I checked her out. Her name's Gail Porter and she actually has nice feet!
Inspired? Definitely. Sequel? Maybe. 😉
By the way, Check out my latest thread on the MTJ board called "Should I?" Does that sound like something you'd like to get in on with me?
But I saw this show on the Biography Channel called Dead Famous/Ghostly Encounters where this skeptic/believer duo try to make contact with dead celebrities (tonight they tried to contact Buddy Holly). The skeptic is this blond cutie with a Scottish accent. I checked her out. Her name's Gail Porter and she actually has nice feet!
Inspired? Definitely. Sequel? Maybe. 😉 By the way, Check out my latest thread on the MTJ board called "Should I?" Does that sound like something you'd like to get in on with me?
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Maravillosa!
What a grand coincidence!!! This is also one of the first stories I read upon becoming a member of this forum and I happened to be thinking about it just the other day, and lo and behold, it's reared its ugly yet enthralling head again. Thanks Shadow and let me be the first (hopefully) to say that this forum just wouldn't be the same without you.
What a grand coincidence!!! This is also one of the first stories I read upon becoming a member of this forum and I happened to be thinking about it just the other day, and lo and behold, it's reared its ugly yet enthralling head again. Thanks Shadow and let me be the first (hopefully) to say that this forum just wouldn't be the same without you.
Plagiarized!
A simple translation of an account of old of the site French "initiation"...
Even if the French author is hardly pleasing... it is necessary to respect its quality and its property. Afflicted, but for once, I leave the teeth.
isabeau said:
A simple translation of an account of old of the site French "initiation"...
Even if the French author is hardly pleasing... it is necessary to respect its quality and its property. Afflicted, but for once, I leave the teeth.
ShadowTklr
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Plagiarism??? The American author was here first!
Not so fast, Gumby! You're going to need those teeth to bite your tongue for making such a flagrant untruth.
You probably weren't around in 1991 when I first posted this story. You see, back then, there was no such thing as a web site. We used "Bulletin Boards" to post stories and messages. Le Initiation had not been "Le Initiated" yet. It would be very difficult for me to plagiarize a story from a web site that would'nt even exist for another 8 years!
Since you are such a stickler for fairness and proper recognition, I await your apology. You see, I too believe that it is "necessary to respect the quality and property" of the rightful author. It would appear that it is your French author who is the real plagiarist. Apparently he fabricated a simple translation of my English original.
Now, how do I say "Have a nice day" in French? 🙂
tickleuse said:
Not so fast, Gumby! You're going to need those teeth to bite your tongue for making such a flagrant untruth.
You probably weren't around in 1991 when I first posted this story. You see, back then, there was no such thing as a web site. We used "Bulletin Boards" to post stories and messages. Le Initiation had not been "Le Initiated" yet. It would be very difficult for me to plagiarize a story from a web site that would'nt even exist for another 8 years!
Since you are such a stickler for fairness and proper recognition, I await your apology. You see, I too believe that it is "necessary to respect the quality and property" of the rightful author. It would appear that it is your French author who is the real plagiarist. Apparently he fabricated a simple translation of my English original.
Now, how do I say "Have a nice day" in French? 🙂
Mea culpa!
Having hardly sympathized with the creator of Initiation, your remark is certainly justifée... It is true that in 1991 France was still has the age of the stone... and we are only at the age of iron in 2005. I speak about the tickles well on... Excuse my English on the other hand, I like to play with the words (amongst other things) but not English.
isabeau said:
Having hardly sympathized with the creator of Initiation, your remark is certainly justifée... It is true that in 1991 France was still has the age of the stone... and we are only at the age of iron in 2005. I speak about the tickles well on... Excuse my English on the other hand, I like to play with the words (amongst other things) but not English.
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Trick Or Treat!
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I so love that story - iw was one of the two that got me started - the other was about a 23-year old babysitter named Julie who got tickled by her two 16-year old charges after they tricked her into being tied to a recliner - that one won't be around since the two ticklers were only sixteen - but those are the two stories that got me going almost as soon as I got internet service.
duannewalton
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Happy Halloween!
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Trick or Treat!
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I remember finding this story when I was 17, and becoming hooked on looking for others like it. You did an AWESOME Job. Very talented.
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This story is a real classic and a genuine treasure. 
