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Comments from MilesLong66
| Date | Story title | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| 2013-10-08 00:53:36 | The table tennis match | Great, funny story. Thanks. |
| 2013-10-17 23:47:46 | The Story of Ann Chapter 1: The Beginning | Ann, I love your story. I have seen that the second chapter is available and am about to dive into it. Some of this first chapter reminds me of when I was growing up, around the same age as you were, and discovering the neighbor girls, as they began discovering the neighborhood boys. Aaahhh, the memories: Learning how my cock worked and getting to know all of its sensations; Seeing and feeling pussy for the first time; The first time a girl ever felt me up; The first time a girl ever went down on me; The first time I ever went down on a girl.... :) Thank you for writing your story, it has been a great turn on. |
| 2013-10-18 00:55:08 | The Story of Ann Chapter 2: My Life on the Farm | Ann, I am really enjoying your story. Thanks, again, for putting it all "on paper." I'm looking forward to chapter 3. Miles |
| 2013-10-18 14:00:54 | The Adventures of Ann: This Adventure is Titled Boats and Snakes | Really enjoyed this. Judging by what you have written, so far, you have led a rather "active" life. Thanks for posting your autobiography, I'm looking forward reading more. Miles |
| 2013-10-20 01:26:06 | Rape of Nanking: Japanese Soldiers Story (Unedited) | This story isn't about sex, it's about rape and ugly, disgusting side of war. One of the truly unfortunate things and the most disgusting, is that these kinds of atrocities continue to be done today, many times, by our own soldiers. It has been said that going to war, and fighting for one's country, is a noble duty, to be performed with honor. Most of our soldiers, the majority, live and die honorably. Others, the ones who commit the kinds of crimes described here, in this story, are despicable criminals and are little more than animals. Sadly, their superiors will look on these vile creatures good soldiers, doing their duty. They care little about the human wreckage that their pets leave in their wake. This story ought to be a lesson, so as not to repeat history. Animals can't read, they can only follow the commands of their masters. To ICEEE, thanks for posting. |