Jimmy approached her eagerly, yet cautiously. Her name was Victoria,
but in the locker room she was known as....Sticky Vicky! Some say she gave
her second-cousin a BJ. Whatever the heck a BJ was.
"Hi Jimmy"....she coo'ed. "Got a light"?
A Viceroy dangled from her moist lips, but even before she exhaled,
his rigid member exploded.....
Juvenile Waywardness? You gotta love pulp fiction innocence don't ya?
And poor Jimmy, after that, HE was nick-named Quick Draw McGraw...
If you or anyone you know has arrived early or written a Friday Flash 55
Please come tell The G-Man
I will visit, read, enjoy, comment....Then BOOK!!!
So from the most wayward host from coast to coast
Relax, think of baseball, and have a Kick Ass Week-End!!!!!
Well, at least she didn't break every branch of the ugly tree on the way down, to kinda quote that line from Saving Private Ryan. She was good lookin,!!
ReplyDeleteMy 55 is here.
xoxo
Too funny. Sadly, working in middle schools and high schools I've heard plenty of these tales. :-)
ReplyDeleteMine is HERE
And Jannie zooms on in with the Yatzee-Bingo-Big-Whooohooo. :)
ReplyDeleteha..ha..This is really funny G ~
ReplyDeleteI am playing tonight ~
http://everydayamazin.blogspot.ca/2013/01/hummingbird-in-yellow.html
I see you as a feature in Nain Rouge ~ Smiles ~
G-Man, you are too funny! Ima love it.
ReplyDeleteIma post something: Disbelief
Seems like a lot of kids think that's just normal now. I don't know what to think.
ReplyDeleteMine is up
Oh. Wait. That didn't sound right this time. :)
Seriously... no PhotoShopping? The cover just cracks me up. As for the storyline.... seems rather antiquated compared to what kids read today :) (the boy looks like a young James Dean, and really not all that innocent.
ReplyDeleteYou've already commented and made my day. You are always far too kind.
<a href="http://margaretbednar365.blogspot.com/2013/01/poetry-jam-friday-flash-55-mustang.html>Mustang</a>
OH come on!!! Mustang
ReplyDeletehttp://gailatthefarm.blogspot.com/2013/01/poetry-jam-and-flash55.html
ReplyDeleteI've written.
Got to love those old pulp novel covers. I have a book called "Strange Sisters" which is devoted to the covers of the old lesbian pulp novels, with their hilarious and overdone artwork and teasers.
ReplyDeleteThat gave me a girly giggle, there, G.
ReplyDeleteI am playing...
http://voicesforrabbits.blogspot.com/2013/01/friday-flash-fiction-55-taste-this.html
I'm still laughing at the name "Sticky Vicky".
ReplyDeleteWell, alternating between laughing and saying "Ewwwwwwww."
LOL.
Ewww.
(See?)
Thanks for another Friday 55!
Mine's here. :)
And it involves my recent run-in with two police cars.
(Really!)
sticky vicky.....yikes! not exactly an alluring name, sounds more like bad hygiene.
ReplyDeleteok, last week i skimped. this week it's not a 55 either. i used LOTS more words. :P
So when exactly were these sweet and innocent days, Galen?? ;)
ReplyDeleteMy 55: Cryptical
I'm with lime on the name. I thought kids were supposed to have been more creative back before every idea since time began was available on Google!
ReplyDeleteHere's mine: Courage
In the context it seems highly inappropriate to say anything about mine being up, so MINE IS HERE
ReplyDeleteNo staying power, poor lad.
ReplyDeleteYou'll find my 55 here.
thats a wicket tale to pass !!
ReplyDeleteMy Dreams here
I be he never lived that down!
ReplyDeleteI'm playing today G x
Sticky Vicky? Goodness! How do you come up with this stuff?? You are so funny....I've never arrived early, at least not of late! My 55 words turned into 313!! I'm sorry but I'll be back next time. Working on something creepy. Have a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteWhoa! Hot, hot, hot, G-Man. We're kinda thinking along the same lines this morning.
ReplyDeleteHe Should Have Known Better
Yeouw Pulpy! Scorcher-
ReplyDeletePhew...
http://izzy-conversing.blogspot.com/2013/02/ff55-2113-sleuthing.html
gotta hate that build up of anticipation leading to premature escalation....ha...
ReplyDeletemy 55 is here
that was funny! poor Jimmy ;)
ReplyDeletemine is here> http://bokunosekai.wordpress.com/2013/02/01/flash-in-the-pan-alive/
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ReplyDeleteHere is my 55 today, G-Man. I call it KNEE-JERKS
ReplyDeletehttp://bibliosity.blogspot.com/2013/01/knee-jerks.html
Can I play?
ReplyDeletehttp://fireblossom-wordgarden.blogspot.com/2013/02/a-progression-of-responses-upon.html
I imagined it more like this:
ReplyDeleteDear Jimmy, I know you’re such a geek
come over here and take a peek,
there’s something you’ve just got to see
over here, right next to me.
Come closer honey I won’t bite
and can you offer me a light?
Come down next to me and sit
…
and help me write this English skit.
And now for something completely different:
I think I've read this one!
ReplyDeleteHey Galen! Oops! It's always the second cousins that get up to no good.
ReplyDeleteHere's my belated--
http://manicddaily.wordpress.com/2013/02/01/to-ed-koch-and-certain-other-new-yorkers/
Have a great weekend. Stay warm. (But not global-warmy warm!) k.
My post is here, g-man..
ReplyDeletethanks for the laughs at the end of a long day..
http://myrandrspace.blogspot.com/2013/02/fun-fridays-fun-of-fridays.html
I think quick draw McGraw would be better than being known an Wet Spot.
ReplyDeleteYeah pulp.
I'm finally ready to play- may I? Hopefully: http://journeyintoelderhood.blogspot.com.
ReplyDeleteHA HA well ok that was good.....to bad those are the type of books I had been reading most of my life. YIKES lol Im more into murder and mystery now.
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