"All we like Sheep" by MC Woodsmoke. My initial reaction to this story was perplexity at its title. What in the world does it mean? I concluded that it was probably a typographical error. The author either meant to say "We Are All Like Sheep" - or maybe it was the more bestial "We All Like Sheep." Actually, the title is stated exactly as the author intended it. You'll have to read the story to find out what it means. Hint: It's part of a phrase that you'll probably recognize.

Anyway, the hero of this story is that ubiquitous denizen of a.s.s.: the electronics genius who knows how to use technology for mind control. This particular hero has been smitten by the lovely lady at work who has no time for sex; she just reads her bible and performs church work with her youth group. A few weeks with our hero's magic mind control tape takes care of that. She becomes a hot little sex kitten that does her creator proud - her new creator, not the old one, who may have preferred her to keep up the work with the youth group.

Omigod! The youth group! Angie was listening to the subliminal tape while she was working with two of the girls from the youth group; that means the kids might have heard it too! He had planned to seduce Angie, but suddenly Stacy and Kayla seemed primed and ready to go. {I'm not sure exactly how state and federal law deal with the accidental exposure of minors to subliminal seduction. I guess it would depend on whether one could get the judge and jury to listen to the tape.}

An odd thing about mind control is that it has the capacity within a few sessions to make people more enthusiastic devotees of an activity than they would be had they participated in that activity happily for several years. For example, I myself have enjoyed cock sucking for over 20 years. In a sense, my mind has been programmed to enjoy it, much like Angie in this story. Yet when I am participating in that activity I retain control over my brain and can do creative things (like chew gum, think, and even stop if the performance contradicts an important value system) while still maintaining my enthusiasm for the activity. This is a long way of saying that sometimes mind control stories become a bit simplistic.

Nevertheless, aside from some grammatical flaws, the present story is highly creative and well worth reading.