My response to an unofficial Triond user forum challenge where something is to be written using the words “shark” and “charming author”.

A little bit chilly via Wikipedia

Author had a troubled childhood.

His mother’s profession was in extreme escort services – a relatively new branch of interest for this particular and somewhat taboo occupation. She would be paid for coitus while her partner was performing extreme sports. Apparently there is nothing like the thrill of forming the two backed beast while jumping naked out of an airplane over the Swiss Alps.

She was paid highly for the services so Author was not wanting for anything – even though his mother had passed away several years ago. She died while copulating in a performance speed boat race – the driver had always wanted to have a “sixty-niner” while speeding down a perfectly flat crystal lake at over 400km/hr. He however underestimated his ability to keep control of the craft as his body temperature rose and the view from his cockpit was somewhat obscured by a gyrating buttock. He lost control and smashed into a recreational fishing vessel. The two were torn from the fiberglass structure and flung through the air, embraced firmly in fear and spinning somewhat gracefully before skimming across the lake surface and eventually coming to rest. Witnesses described the sight as simply incredible. One of the onlookers was an amateur poet and expressed his views in rhyme:

“Lovers bound in a death embrace

Fear not seen upon their face

Held together, her yin his yang

Her face still married to his wang

*

Spinning through the bright sunlight

Buttocks flashing white on white

Skimming across the icy lake

I counted six skips, maybe eight”

Interestingly, neither the crash nor the pounding across the surface lake killed them. From pure fear she had bit down hard and caused phallic detachment of her beau. The blood and splashing attracted a large and aggressive shark, and they were consumed before rescue boats could attend.

Author never knew his father, but apparently he was a useless drunk and drug addict. His father was meant to write Arthur on the birth certificate but was high as a kite and miss-spelt it Author. His mother had told Author that his father had died in an unfortunate fire cracker incident. He apparently placed three crackers in his butt in exchange for a joint. The crackers were however faulty and exploded blowing his bung hole apart – total rectum. He was too stupid to see a doctor and tried to repair the damage with a staple gun and soldering iron. He bled to death.

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  • raptor22 on Jul 30, 2009

    Well…. that’s certainly…different.

  • katie marie on Jul 30, 2009

    Duff, Duff, Duff…whatever will we do with you. Your poor mum is cringing and I’m blushing. BUT your ‘charming Author’ was a very unique take on the challenge.

  • RS Wing on Jul 30, 2009

    Wow!, Duff that was great man. Your humor always get’s the best out of me. Real creative word challenge and cool piece period. Loved every word and can see the poet come out of you….never viewed any of your poetry….that alone was good stuff man. A+

  • Morgana on Jul 30, 2009

    LOL That bit about the vegetables was nasty lol Great story, you never let me down.

  • kate smedley on Jul 30, 2009

    Duff at his best !! The poem alone was inspired!

  • N. Lloyd Andrews on Jul 30, 2009

    Once again I’m reminded why I added Duff immediately to my friends list.

    Superb!

  • Johanny Lisbeth on Jul 30, 2009

    lol!!!! great story, Duff.

  • Andrew Davies on Jul 30, 2009

    That indeed was different. Well done Duff!

  • STEVE666 on Jul 30, 2009

    Again, your warped imagination holds no bounds. Great!

  • David Crerand on Jul 30, 2009

    if Salvador Dali wrote instead of painted he would spell his name Duff. Magnificently bizarre, unabashedly Duff. I tip my hat.

  • Fegger on Jul 31, 2009

    Haaaaaaa–haaaaaaa, haa! Great poem, too….great stuff, Duff.

  • S A JOHNSON on Jul 31, 2009

    Lol, because of your warped brain you remain one of my favorite authors. Great job.

  • Mark Gordon Brown on Aug 2, 2009

    After reading how many people are having their submissions refused, then reading this, I am truly curious about what gets refused. This was great. A pleasure to read.

  • Brenda Nelson on Aug 2, 2009

    talk about stretching Shark and Charming Author to an extreme!

  • Darla Cooke on Aug 5, 2009

    WOW!!! This is a great story!

  • oldster on Aug 5, 2009

    Like the bouncing bomb escape attempt. Good stuff.

  • Ruby Hawk on Aug 6, 2009

    Duff, You out did your self again. I wouldn’t have believed it if I hadn’t read it myself.Well done, bud.

  • Mikayla on Aug 7, 2009

    Hehehahahahehehehe..Duff..this was feelthy and friggin’ hilarious too!! A deadset,rollicking good story Duff D Moss about a bizarre and unhappy upbringing.

  • Collette Edwards on Aug 11, 2009

    Duff your wriiting is awesome, and i love the warpness of your mind I believe i will be a full fan :)

  • Bo Russo on Aug 12, 2009

    That was so funny,Only you could do that.Still laughing about the black heart and the Phallic “accident.”

  • mystery61 on Aug 17, 2009

    WOW, I must say very different, I haven’t read anything like this! I think I will go read some more of your work.

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