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I hope vertie and Karin laugh as much as I did...
The Battle For The Cat
On the bed, Russell stamped his cat. He had been busy with the cat for hours and now wanted nothing more than a shimmering cuddle or a bright massage from his lover Morrissey.
He said this last thought out loud, and all of a sudden his dark Morrissey appeared at the door, grinning hotly.
"Put down the cat," Morrissey said grumpily. "Unless you want me to stamp that cat on your ear."
Russell put down the cat. He was shiny. He had never seen Morrissey so slimy before and it made him transparent.
Morrissey picked up the cat, then withdrew a brick from his chest. "Don't be so shiny," Morrissey said with a slimy grimace. "A cat bit my nibble this morning, and everything became mirky. Now with this cat and this brick I can grumpily rule the world!"
Russell clutched his glossy nibble hastily. This was his lover, his dark Morrissey, now staring at him with a slimy chest.
"Fight it!" Russell shouted. "The cat just wants the cat for his own dark devices! He doesn't love you, not the shimmering way I do!"
Russell could see Morrissey trembling hastily. Russell reached out his ear and touched Morrissey's chest grumpily. He was dark, so dark, but he knew only his glossy love for Morrissey would break the cat's spell.
Sure enough, Morrissey dropped the cat with a thunk. "Oh, Russell," he squealed. "I'm so shimmering, can you ever forgive me?"
But Russell had already moved on the bed. Like a nest of hair that shone like a halo, he pressed his ear into Morrissey's chest. And as they fell together in a mirky fit of love, the cat lay on the floor, transparent and forgotten.
The Battle For The Cat
On the bed, Russell stamped his cat. He had been busy with the cat for hours and now wanted nothing more than a shimmering cuddle or a bright massage from his lover Morrissey.
He said this last thought out loud, and all of a sudden his dark Morrissey appeared at the door, grinning hotly.
"Put down the cat," Morrissey said grumpily. "Unless you want me to stamp that cat on your ear."
Russell put down the cat. He was shiny. He had never seen Morrissey so slimy before and it made him transparent.
Morrissey picked up the cat, then withdrew a brick from his chest. "Don't be so shiny," Morrissey said with a slimy grimace. "A cat bit my nibble this morning, and everything became mirky. Now with this cat and this brick I can grumpily rule the world!"
Russell clutched his glossy nibble hastily. This was his lover, his dark Morrissey, now staring at him with a slimy chest.
"Fight it!" Russell shouted. "The cat just wants the cat for his own dark devices! He doesn't love you, not the shimmering way I do!"
Russell could see Morrissey trembling hastily. Russell reached out his ear and touched Morrissey's chest grumpily. He was dark, so dark, but he knew only his glossy love for Morrissey would break the cat's spell.
Sure enough, Morrissey dropped the cat with a thunk. "Oh, Russell," he squealed. "I'm so shimmering, can you ever forgive me?"
But Russell had already moved on the bed. Like a nest of hair that shone like a halo, he pressed his ear into Morrissey's chest. And as they fell together in a mirky fit of love, the cat lay on the floor, transparent and forgotten.