[George Glass' Review Responses -- Original Fiction]

3 hours ago, GeorgeGlass said:

If you want to read a hucow story that's basically the opposite of that, you might enjoy "The Interview." It’s kind of...mootopian. (Sorry.)

Thanks for the recommendation. And never apologize for a pun!

3 hours ago, GeorgeGlass said:

I’m not sure, but the name sounds familiar. Are they on AFF?

I don't believe so. But he is on asstr and has a back up repository since that site is spotty these days. The original works he writes remind me of your works.

https://www.asstr.org/~Renpet/stories.html

https://www.tempesterotica.org/Authors/Renpet/index.html

AnonyMPC is another good author.

https://www.asstr.org/~AnonyMPC/index.html

[George Glass' Review Responses -- Original Fiction]

37 minutes ago, GeorgeGlass said:

I’ve read some stories that had me thinking, “This is horrible. I’m horrible for reading it. But I can’t stop.” So I’m spreading that around.

Yeah, sometimes I find something like a comic about human cattle dystopias with lots of snuff and non-con and I'm disturbed but absolutely enthralled. It is horrible and I feel like a CSI analyzing a corpse with clinical, academic detachment, but I have to keep reading. Like the only way to purge it from my system is to finish the story and then never look back again.

Other things, like Make it Wit Chu, are so profoundly depressing that I feel addicted and can't wait for more.

41 minutes ago, GeorgeGlass said:

Please tell me it’s not a rule 63 fic in which Lily is a boy named Chad.

Lol, thank goodness no. Instead she crawls around slapping asses and her internal dialog involves calling Lincoln a f*g with a small dick.

(I found it and my memory of it wasn't too far off. https://m.fanfiction.net/s/13097555/1/Lily-Is-a-Baby-Chad )

48 minutes ago, GeorgeGlass said:

Nothing that’s specifically focused on Lily, but of course she gets some action in “Enter the Sandboy,” and (spoiler alert!) she’s got a big action scene coming up in “Just One Rule.”

Sounds . . . fun? I hope it turns out "Awwright!"

47 minutes ago, GeorgeGlass said:

Wow, you are really plowing through my fics.

Just like your characters with their relatives!

54 minutes ago, GeorgeGlass said:

I’m not planning a sequel, but have you read “Little Rose”? If you liked this story, you’ll probably like that one, too, as it’s in much the same vein.

I started reading it yesterday and was absolutely loving it and was ecstatic to find something new (to me) from you, then I realized I had already read it a while back when I first started binging your works. Still a fantastic read! Even if the end is a bit doggy, er, dodgy.

 

(I definitely read way too much smut, not to mention all the mountains of fanfics.)

 

But as I said once before, you are a very delightfully degenerate gentleman, and I'm always thrilled to see your name under a new story title.

 

By the by, have you ever read anything from Renpet?

[Review responses for "Biological Imperative" [Lilo & Stitch]]

8 minutes ago, GeorgeGlass said:

I love the puking robot.

Ha! I've always looked to the left side of the screen during their reaction and have never noticed the robot losing its gears! Too funny!

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13 minutes ago, GeorgeGlass said:

I took inspiration from DrYNot’s mega-popular story “Make It Wit Chu.”

I thought the tone felt familiar! What I wouldn't give to see that story finished.

14 minutes ago, GeorgeGlass said:

I haven’t been tempted to write a whole story about them, but they make a cameo in chapter 2 of “The Cartooniverse Mother-Daughter Crossover Sextacular.”

Thanks for the info! That one has been open on my "to read" tabs. (Chrome on my phone is constantly winking at me; I have too many naughty things open.)

[Review responses for "Biological Imperative" [Lilo & Stitch]]

Aw come on, who doesn't love some superiority complex bragging from good, old Major Charles Emerson Winchester, III, M.D. ?

"Meega nala kweesta" is the thing Stitch shouts a lot. It means "I want to destroy" in Stitch's Tantalog alien language.

"Struggle-snuggle" comes courtesy of (self-deprecatingly pedophilic) comedian Jimmy Carr.

 

https://stitchdatabase.fandom.com/wiki/Tantalog_language

[Review responses for "Biological Imperative" [Lilo & Stitch]]

10 hours ago, JayDee said:

I check out forum activity sometimes and saw the post out of context and, for some reason had a mental image of Charlie Brown as a really angry Joe Pesci-a-like, and thought I’d post the joke!

After all, Chuck probably wouldn’t really get made as he was only Sicilian on his mother’s side.

You might enjoy SNL's "You're a Rat Bastard, Charlie Brown"