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The story was pretty over the top, but I felt like it was more of a lampoon than a serious sort of story. I found it rather enjoyable. The narration was iffy though. I think that it was the echo-y-ness or the hollow sound of the narrator that sort of detracted from the story. Like others, it took me...

Hey all I got sucked into a hell mouth and have finally fought my way back to some sort of normalcy. I noticed there hadn't been a Podcast since may. Has the drabblecast taken some torpedoes mid ship or have I just missed out on some announcement somewhere? Also did I hear Steve Elys voice in episod...

Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Sister Mary Celeste wanted me to come to Jesus. I really tried to, but it didn't work out. I just couldn't get in the habit.

Next on "How I got carpal tunnel..." a misunderstanding about a common phrase leads to a young man unable to find religion OR use his right hand."

This has always been one of my favorites. Definitely on my phone so I can listen to whenever/whereever I have no signal but I do have power.

This was pretty awesome. The outro should have just been "BOOM" drops Mic. Steps fade. Outro music.

'Merica!

"And then right before she hangs up, she says 'I can't wait to have you inside me.' Great, right?"
"No, she's a cannibal!"

My favorite word is allegedly.

Followed very closely by schadenfreude.

Allegedly.

I asked the centaur "Why the long face?"
With a snort he whined "I failed my rite. I only screamed until I was half-horse."

Whats a sad commentary on society is I thoroughly think the dude is lying and full of crap about being kept 'as a slave' against his will. Yet, if it was a reversed (ie Man keeping a woman enslaved) I would very easily believe until shown proof beyond a doubt it was consensual.

I'm sad too. Whenever I heard her name as the author I knew I was in for having my heartstrings played like a heart or ripped out of my chest, but i loved every moment of it. RIP.

"Larry, we know you are happy you got your sixth finger removed, but you just can't refer to the surgery as your hand job."

Chairman Goodchild wrote:

Spindaddy wrote:There was no Tugboat at the end of the dock. The Captain leered at me. "Ye said ye wanted to apply for the tug job. Get to it!"

Toot, toot!

Hehe thanks

There was no Tugboat at the end of the dock. The Captain leered at me. "Ye said ye wanted to apply for the tug job. Get to it!"

are you suggesting a hand massage would make search engines find my stories more easily? :? Maybe; that sounds like the story would have a happy ending. What makes me click on a story is usually author recognition or something similar. The title really has to catch my eye in order for me to click o...

Man all this talk about serious topics, but no one is addressing the biggest issue here, namely when is that Bast song going to be released? As someone that once spent six hours trapped in a tiny car in a blizzard on a highway, the intarwebz and its silly cat pictures kept me from going stark raving...

Tomorrow I'm adding that to the rum. Calling it the "Faux Pa" , since my wife nixed that as my grandfather name. Anyway, thanks for the suggestion! This made me giggle for about 5 minutes. For myself, I like beer. I can drink anything, but I like beer. Wine makes me sleepy, hard liquor makes me vio...

are you suggesting a hand massage would make search engines find my stories more easily? :? Maybe; that sounds like the story would have a happy ending. What makes me click on a story is usually author recognition or something similar. The title really has to catch my eye in order for me to click o...

All I can imagine is the monkey saying something afterwards like "OMG that was like, the best selfie ever! I can't even!"

That is a big ass beak. Kinda makes you wonder if one of these things didn't wash up on a beach somewhere in ancient times to spawn the legend of the kracken.

I can't believe that I forgot to comment on this story. I freakin loved the hell out of this story, but I think Nathan's narration really sealed the deal for me. As much as Norm has become the permanent voice in my head (haha, totally kinda joking there... not really, yes really) sometimes a story c...