Stories by Dreamweaver, by oldest first

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  • Sassy Bitch
    I watched her leaving the courthouse. She didn't see me. I was hiding behind the hedgerow that surrounded the park opposite. Sassy bitch!
    Fancy wiggling her ass in my face
    by Dreamweaver 500 words, 6 comments, on Oct 22 3:48 AM 2004. In <200 lines, Crime
  • Little Red Hooding Ride (Adult Humour)
    by Dreamweaver 300 words, 10 comments, on Dec 29 3:25 PM 2004. In <200 lines, Adult, Humor
  • Lightening
    Once upon a time in a land where the air was blue and the grass was green,
    there lived a dog that had never been seen.
    by Dreamweaver 200 words, 27 comments, on Aug 22 7:02 PM 2005. In <200 lines, Humor
  • Grandpa’s Knee (Revised)
    Grandpa’s Knee
    Once upon a time in the land called Grandpa’s Knee, where only little boys’ and girls’ toys and animals could talk and see, lived “Hush” the puppy and “Sleep”
    by Dreamweaver 300 words, 35 comments, on Aug 23 3:54 PM 2005. In <200 lines, Childrens
  • If Only (Chapter I)
    God damn it!
    If only I had remembered!
    by Dreamweaver 400 words, 9 comments, on Aug 30 1:45 PM 2005. In <200 lines, Humor
  • What A Day (Chapter II)
    by Dreamweaver 500 words, 8 comments, on Aug 31 6:27 PM 2005. In <200 lines, Adult, Humor
  • THAT Roll Of Film (Chapter III)
    Well I told ya, okay I hinted that I knew what I was gonna do with that there roll of film in my last write, "What A Day".
    I scarpered off to the glue pot after do
    by Dreamweaver 800 words, 7 comments, on Sep 1 8:59 PM 2005. In <200 lines, Humor
  • Them Photos (Chapter IV)
    I never did get ‘round to tellin’ you what was in them there photos, did I.
    by Dreamweaver 500 words, 6 comments, on Sep 3 12:29 PM 2005. In <200 lines, Humor
  • The Gathering At The Peg (Chapter V)
    What a merry sight this has turned out to be then. All you guys and gals gathered here at the Peg. All your noses and other bits twitching for to see what's in them t
    by Dreamweaver 400 words, 13 comments, on Sep 4 8:50 AM 2005. In <200 lines, Humor
  • Buck Rabbit's Princess (Chapter VI)
    Mosta  the crowd had left The Peg after the photo session 'n' Me, bullocky 'n' Buck were swimmin' along quite nicely in our sea of alcohol,reminissin' 'bout days gone by '
    by Dreamweaver 400 words, 8 comments, on Sep 4 7:00 PM 2005. In <200 lines, Humor
  • Our Dee-Lores (Chapter VII)
    Introducing Dee-lores. Pronounced Dee Laws.
    She be Bullocky Dan's bucket of strife. As I told ya, she's a tiny wee thingy. Weighin' in at well under 100lbs and standin'
    by Dreamweaver 200 words, 4 comments, on Sep 5 8:33 AM 2005. In <200 lines, Humor
  • Bacon & Egg
    Far, far away in the Land of Nod where little boys and girls would go and visit the Castle of Dreams, lived the Butcher, the Baker, and the Candy Cane Maker.
    The Butcher wou
    by Dreamweaver 700 words, 10 comments, on Nov 6 11:37 AM 2005. In <200 lines, Childrens, Humor
  • Three Mice
    Long, long ago in the grand hallway of the Vicar’s Manse, there stood a very elegant and majestic grandfather clock. It had stood there for more years than anyone could remembe
    by Dreamweaver 400 words, 8 comments, on Nov 6 1:24 PM 2005. In <200 lines, Childrens
  • The Shoes At The Back Door
    The Shoes At The Back Door
    Once upon a time in the land of the long white cloud called Aotearoa, there lived on a dairy farm a little wahine called Pania.
    by Dreamweaver 300 words, 2 comments, on Nov 8 10:10 PM 2005. In <200 lines, Childrens
  • A Day In The Life Of Jack Horner
    A long, long time ago, long before Johnny Green put poor Pussy in the well, Little Jack Horner was sitting in the corner of a field of corn munching on a fruitmince pie that ha
    by Dreamweaver 500 words, 19 comments, on Nov 9 5:49 PM 2005. In <200 lines, Childrens, Humor
  • Last Tour Of Duty
    Polaski was a twenty year man. He signed up in ’86, a few weeks short of his 20th birthday. He and Jenny had just married and were eager to settle into married life and Polaski
    by Dreamweaver 600 words, 14 comments, on Dec 10 3:12 AM 2005. In <200 lines, Fiction
  • Merry Bloody Christmas 1916

    It was a dismal and dark grey day. That which had not frozen had turned to slush. Even the rolling snow laden clouds were grey. The acrid stench of death and dying filled t
    by Dreamweaver 300 words, 22 comments, on Dec 19 1:18 PM 2005. In <200 lines
  • The Last Rites (Adult)
    by Dreamweaver 400 words, 3 comments, on Jan 6 12:09 PM 2006. In <200 lines, Adult, Crime, Humor
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