This short story is an entry in the 2002 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: Parody/Poetry
I wrote: "A couple of other folks I can think of return, and it'll be just like old times."
And then Mija wrote: "Give us some names, Mr. Bird, and we can start pestering them via e-mail."
In answer to Mija's question, I'm reposting a slightly revised version of my parody based on Noel Coward's I Wonder What Happened to Him. Apologies to Sir Noel. (Apologies also to the many folks who won't recognize most of the names here.)
This Town's Not the Same
By
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The Assville population
For those who are old-timerish
Though Barrister and Musicman are back,
I say, whatever happened to Vixen?
Do you recall, perchance, that girl Zazie from France,
And that chap of the Catholic persuasion,
Have you heard tell a thing about Darla and Ming
Has Hal gone off somwhere pouting--
And that fellow I like, who wrote Maddy and Mike
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The End
© Copyright Summer, 2002
Reviews
John <johnb(at)ssec(dot)wisc(dot)edu>
Yes, what does happen to old timers? Some lose interest after an initail discharge of sexual and artistic tension. Others slink off to a less confrontational venue. Some may even get a life? I date myself by admitting I recognize (and miss) all the posters Bird has mentioned (well, almost all). It's a cute piece of work, though. Except that the younger denizens (unless they are theater groupies) may have trouble identifying not only the longlost posters, but also Noel Coward.
Needy Wench <needywench(at)hotmail(dot)com>
Well - you got me on all counts in this one. I don't know the original Coward piece, and I don't know the people you're referring too. I guess that's not much of a review, 'eh? Except that you have me wondering what this place was like in "the good old days."
RCG <rcg1574(at)yahoo(dot)com>
Well done, that brings back more than a few good memories.