This short story is an entry in the 2001 Soc.Sexuality.Spanking Summer Short Story Contest and is copyright by the author and commercial use is prohibited without permission.  Personal/private copies are permitted only if complete including the copyright notice.  The author would appreciate your comments

Category:  Dunno. Adult? Humor?
 

The Best Bottom of the Year

By

Valerie Meilong <VMeilong1@excite.com>

"Uh-huh," said my husband several times into the bedside phone. He cradled it. "You've been nominated for a Boy," he said. "How nice," I replied. We made love.

Two days later I said, "What's a Boy?" He smiled. "Best Bottom of the Year Award. BBOY. Two B's. It's given by the S.O.B, the Society of Bottom-beaters, for spanking-films," he said, "And spanking-stories."

"How nice," I replied.

"You'll have to go to New Yoik," he said. So, I wing my way on TWA to JFK. Two mini-bottles of Bourbon later, and after consuming rubber chicken and pale-gravy-coloured vegetables, nature calls. "Where's the loos?" I ask the stewardess. "The bathrooms are at the rear end," she smiles. "I don't wanna bathe, I wanna pee," I snap back. She displays disgust at my crudeness.

I 'm met by Jian Fen, an ex-classmate. After we press breasts together, we take a cab. "Good morning," I say politely. "Where d'ya wannago, Lady? East soid? West soid? State soid?" says the driver. I nearly say soid by soid.

"Can you take us to the corner of Broadway, please, where it meets Ninth Avenue?" I say. (Explanation: that's my agent's N.Y. office.) "Duh," he says. My bilingual companion nasally snarls "We wanna go to Broadway and Nointh, Okay?"

"Awright awready," says the man. "Geez!"

We arrive. "I need a receipt, please driver," I say. He clicks his meter. "Too late, babe. I toined it ohworf awready."

"No receipt, no money," I say firmly.

"Geddout the fucking car or I'll throw y'out. - ass-ole" he snarls. Charming!

My agent shows me the list of nominated fillums. Tops and Bottoms; The Bottom of the Class; Paddle your Own Canoe (and the Canadian version: Pas Deul Yeux Rh�ne Que Nous); Mary, Queen of Swats; Four Spankings and a Funeral; Sabrina, the Teenaged Switch. "Your stories need cutsie titles like that," he growls." "What's with Dreams, Memories, Jealousy? Oomph zero!" I blush.

I'm taken to my hotel. Nice one. You can buy a dozen straps or canes, a Lurex thong, and a vibrator shaped like the Empire State just by leaning out of the window.

That evening, off to the hostility room in the Marriott. The hostess looks like a looks like a coach and four. The glamour-bottoms can't laugh because their surgery might slide. "New to Noo Yoik?" says someone. "It's very new," I laugh. She's not offended. "People say 'That's Noo York' a lot in Noo York. It means 'Take us as you find us. Take the rough with the smooth.' And if you don't like it piss off," she says straight-faced.

Dinner was a long drawn-out affair, with a low boredom threshold. After the speeches came snipets from the films - all good dirty stuff. The award-winners thank everybody, including their agent's proctologist and their mother's spider plant.

Did I win a BBOY? Did I fuck as like. The award was scooped by Alex Birch. The others were livid. Obviously, La Vice Anglaise was considered superior to La Vice Américaine.

The End

Awright, awready! So I did swipe a phrase or two from Maureen Lipman. Geez! Sorry Mor.

© Copyright Summer, 2001
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Reviews

Needy Wench  <needywench(at)hotmail(dot)com>
There's too much sharp edged humour in this for me to enjoy it fully.  The idea of an awards ceremony for our little story telling contest is intriguing, but I prefer to think we'd be more civilised.  Or would we?

RCG  <rcg1574(at)yahoo(dot)com>
If I had ideas like that, I'd be scared of myself. The New York humour is amusing, but the story itself seems weak.