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Kowalski
Bill Kowalski
United States, missouri, st. louis

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In the Frame (Karen's Wee Challenge #27)

“Oh, God. Yes, yes, YES!” Savannah’s tattooed ankles quaked on Deke’s shoulders. Crimson stiletto heels spiked the air behind his brawny back.

“Aaaaahhhh…” They reached the sticky conclusion exactly as scripted.

“CUT. Take a break, people.”

Deke squeegee’d his hand across his sweaty face. A production assistant passed Savannah a towel for hers.

“Savannah, would you like to… um... get together sometime?”

She smiled. “Deke, let’s just keep it platonic, OK?”

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RoseDragonous Comment by: RoseDragonous - 2008-03-03 13:21
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Very good read.. for the shortness. The tattooed ankles did it for me.. I'm quiet inked myself.

~Tori
Kowalski Comment by: Kowalski - 2008-02-29 17:41
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Thanks, Rosie. Just having a good time with this one. Similar theme to my Finishing Touch story - things aren't always what they seem to be.
Rosie Sandler Comment by: Rosie Sandler - 2008-02-29 16:26
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Hahaha! Made me laugh out loud! Just loved the last line after what had gone before. Cheers, Bill!
lancslass Comment by: lancslass - 2008-02-28 15:11
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Ha, very entertaining, Bill. I think I need to get out more. Loved the shoes...
Kowalski Comment by: Kowalski - 2008-02-28 14:37
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The innocence of these ER regulars - it just warms my heart. Just like spending time in an Amish community. Is it time for Vespers yet?

If I'd had more words, I'd have put in a couple lines about the person who keeps all the pillows and cushions on the set nice and soft, called the "fluffer". A great occupation for a woman who starts lots of jobs but never seems to finish any of them.

Thanks, Karen. I missed the last go-round but went out of my way to get into this one. And also to class it up a bit with porn and TV wrestling.
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