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| by Carl Miller Daniels |
| the ghosts of dead guppies floated over his bed and
dropped their ghostly fish-shit onto him. he lay there sweaty, big-dicked, young, good-looking, and geeky. he had raised hundreds of guppies; actually, the guppies he raised were a whole separate grouping of guppies known as "fancy guppies" -- some of the fancy guppies that he had raised were so good-looking that he had sold them to a pet shop for dozens of dollars per fish. along the way, there was the culling of the misfit guppies to make room for the good ones. culling guppies involved dropping the rejects into scalding water. they died quickly. but it wasn't pretty to see. he'd tried dropping them into glasses of ice water instead of into scalding water. but they seemed to linger so long in the ice water that he switched back to the scalding. they died fast in there, and they looked as if they suffered for a only few seconds while dying in the scalding water, but they seemed to suffer for minutes and minutes and minutes in the ice water. now, in his bedroom, lying in his bed in the dark, surrounded by his dozen-or-so aquariums, the bubbles bubbling constantly from all the constant filtration, he threw the covers off of himself and contemplated the ghosts of dead guppies that floated over him and the ghostly fish-shit that dropped onto him. he lay there hot and horny, his big smooth cock bulging against his white underpants, and he wanted to masturbate so bad it hurt, but the ghosts troubled him. so he got out of bed and put on his robe and went to the bathroom and stood in front of the sink and masturbated there -- he spurted his cum onto a glob of toilet paper he'd laid across the sink, and then he flushed it in a couple-three segments down the toilet. he felt better. back in his room, lying in his bed, bubbles bubbling from the fish tanks, the only word that came to his mind was "slimy" -- it flopped around inside his head over and over and "slimy" and "slimy" and he went to sleep surrounded by ghosts and ghostly fish-shit and the sure sense of sliminess that cast a pall on even the sweetest of his dreams. |
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