Admit It

I had a very hard time coming up with a story for this picture that wasn't rapey.

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Jean-der Swapping

I return!  We'll see how long I stick around this time.

Another caption inspired by the magnificent work of Zouscha.  The picture demanded that I delve into this universe.

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The Berkshire Correspondence Part 2

For your reading entertainment, I present to you: part two of Edith Bellamy's The Berkshire Correspondence.  Enjoy

Chick-Fil-A

I know that the whole Chick-Fil-A crap is probably old news by now, but I loved the picture and just had to caption it.

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The Berkshire Correspondence Part 1

For your reading pleasure, and mine, I am happy to present to you The Berkshire Correspondence by Edith Bellamy.  This story is set in the 18th century and is told through a series of letters between an aunt and her downtrodden niece.  I admit that I haven't read this story in its entirety, but what I have read I have thoroughly enjoyed.  This is a story in two parts and I will publish the second part when appropriate.

So, without further ado, I leave you to your reading.

Attention to Detail

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Bimbo Apocalypse - Would Be Survivors

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Edit: I'm not entirely sure why I gave this caption a sub-title.  You can think of this as either a first foray into another universe that I'm creating or as a caption with two titles.  I will say that it is most likely the former.

Miracles of Modern Science

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please.

Change of Clothes

Comments and criticisms are always welcome.

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Circe's Mirror

I am proud to present to you, the next story by Edith Bellamy:

Circe's Mirror

This is the story of an ill-fated archeological dig on an island in the Aegean Sea off the coast of Greece. They unearth an ancient chamber and unwittingly awaken the witch Circe who decides to exact her revenge.  This is an illustrated story with several paintings used to depict portions of the story.  Many of the original images were lost when the story was archived so I had to find new images online, I was lucky enough to find several of the original images through Google and Wikipedia but at least one was irreplaceable.  If any of you have a copy of this story with the original images intact I would greatly appreciate you sharing them with me.  But, without further ado I am proud to present to you Edith Bellamy's Circe's Mirror.

The Elphinstone Formula Epilogue

Here, for your reading pleasure, is the final part of Edith Bellamy's Elphinstone Formula. This is much shorter than the previous sections being only a little over four pages in length. It has been my pleasure to return this great story to the world wide web and it saddens me a little to be done with it. To that end, I have delved back into the depths of the old internet and dredged up more of Edith's old stories. If you haven't yet, please check out the poll to the right and vote on which story you want me to post next. Here's the epilogue, I hope you enjoy it.

The Elphinstone Formula Part 7

Part Seven of Edith Bellamy's "Elphinstone Formula."  Enjoy.

Till Monday

Elphinstone Formula Part 3

For your reading pleasure, Part 3 of Edith Bellamy's Elphinstone Formula.  

The Elphinstone Formula Part 2

Since the six or so people who voted on my poll want to see the rest of these up here I will be posting them up on Fridays until they're all up.  Again, this is a portion of the TG masterpiece by Edith Bellamy.  In other words: I DID NOT WRITE THIS.
So, without further ado, I am proud to present "The Elphinstone Formula" part 2.