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ShadowWolf: add {{universe}}

2009-02-14T18:01:47Z

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JonBuck at 04:21, 21 October 2008

2008-10-21T04:21:26Z

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JonBuck: Adding images

2008-03-28T06:55:07Z

Adding images

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	The La Paloma Theater was built in the early Twenties as a multi-purpose facility, having both movies and a full stage for plays. The white stucco walls and red tile roof made it somewhat out of place in Olympia, but its builder had come from San Diego. The various owners--and it had changed hands a few times over the years--never had made enough money to install air conditioning. During the summer months it was closed in the daytime, and showed third-run movies late at night. But that only left barely enough money to keep it open.		The La Paloma Theater was built in the early Twenties as a multi-purpose facility, having both movies and a full stage for plays. The white stucco walls and red tile roof made it somewhat out of place in Olympia, but its builder had come from San Diego. The various owners--and it had changed hands a few times over the years--never had made enough money to install air conditioning. During the summer months it was closed in the daytime, and showed third-run movies late at night. But that only left barely enough money to keep it open.

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	And that meant it depended on volunteers to do quite a ''lot'' of dirty work.		And that meant it depended on volunteers to do quite a ''lot'' of dirty work.
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	Corey opened the driver's side door and had a look at the healed foot. Then his heart leapt into his throat. "That's... that's not my foot." Five toes, yes. But it was noticeably smaller than the right side. It was almost dainty.		Corey opened the driver's side door and had a look at the healed foot. Then his heart leapt into his throat. "That's... that's not my foot." Five toes, yes. But it was noticeably smaller than the right side. It was almost dainty.

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	It was a woman's foot. A little nail polish, and...		It was a woman's foot. A little nail polish, and...
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	The water tickled as he lathered up. Then he noticed something going down the drain. His body hair was sloughing off, leaving light-complexioned skin behind it. In fact, his whole body now looked softer, smoother. And...		The water tickled as he lathered up. Then he noticed something going down the drain. His body hair was sloughing off, leaving light-complexioned skin behind it. In fact, his whole body now looked softer, smoother. And...

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	He put his hands to his chest. It looked puffy around the nipples and areolas, which were themselves visibly swelling larger. He numbly shut off the water and reached for a towel.		He put his hands to his chest. It looked puffy around the nipples and areolas, which were themselves visibly swelling larger. He numbly shut off the water and reached for a towel.
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	Just a few minutes ago he had still looked merely boyish. Now the face that looked back was outright feminine. As for the rest of him, he'd developed a definite pinch about the waist, and the rest of his body's proportions were just a little off. "Oh, shit," he muttered. Even his voice had noticeably changed. "Um... hospital. Hospital. I'd better call... ahem."		Just a few minutes ago he had still looked merely boyish. Now the face that looked back was outright feminine. As for the rest of him, he'd developed a definite pinch about the waist, and the rest of his body's proportions were just a little off. "Oh, shit," he muttered. Even his voice had noticeably changed. "Um... hospital. Hospital. I'd better call... ahem."

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	Putting thought into action required a great deal of effort. His pants refused to stay on without a further belt tightening, and his shirt fit over his slightly narrower shoulders only when stuffed in. Shoes? One try told him that they were just too big. He'd just have to drive barefoot. His neighbors watched him as he rushed towards the elevator, nascent breasts a-jiggle. He dialed Dr. Larson after pulling his seat forwards another couple notches, barely able to keep a hold of the phone with a trembling hand.		Putting thought into action required a great deal of effort. His pants refused to stay on without a further belt tightening, and his shirt fit over his slightly narrower shoulders only when stuffed in. Shoes? One try told him that they were just too big. He'd just have to drive barefoot. His neighbors watched him as he rushed towards the elevator, nascent breasts a-jiggle. He dialed Dr. Larson after pulling his seat forwards another couple notches, barely able to keep a hold of the phone with a trembling hand.

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	"Larson speaking," she said.		"Larson speaking," she said.
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	''Stacked?'' Corey thought, feeling an urge to fold his arms. He refused to think of himself as female yet. Not when he hasn't quite crossed that line physically. But the weigh-in had already told him he was well on the way: five feet, six inches tall, a hundred and thirty pounds, obvious developing hourglass, and breasts that were more than merely pubescent. Even his ass felt swollen. "Thank you for your candor," he replied dryly.		''Stacked?'' Corey thought, feeling an urge to fold his arms. He refused to think of himself as female yet. Not when he hasn't quite crossed that line physically. But the weigh-in had already told him he was well on the way: five feet, six inches tall, a hundred and thirty pounds, obvious developing hourglass, and breasts that were more than merely pubescent. Even his ass felt swollen. "Thank you for your candor," he replied dryly.

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	Dr. Larson had arrived looking disheveled and exhausted. But she also hadn't batted and eye when informed what was happening to her patient. "Transgender Origins are more common than you think, Corey. The Universe likes messing with people's gender at least as much as species," she'd explained, pushing buttons on the scanner control panel. "Tell me, in detail, exactly what happened."		Dr. Larson had arrived looking disheveled and exhausted. But she also hadn't batted and eye when informed what was happening to her patient. "Transgender Origins are more common than you think, Corey. The Universe likes messing with people's gender at least as much as species," she'd explained, pushing buttons on the scanner control panel. "Tell me, in detail, exactly what happened."
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	As it turned out, the nurse was right. When a new Doctor arrived with an antigravity-suspended mirror floating behind her, Corey's heart leapt into her throat. She gasped and stared at herself anew, taking in herself in all its heroic perfection. The face... the face bore no family resemblance whatsoever. Black hair framed an oval-shaped face with full lips and high cheekbones. She bounced on the balls of her feet, watched her breasts move in kind, felt the tug of gravity and inertia on her shoulders and back. She turned around to look at her behind, and found she looked great coming ''and'' going.		As it turned out, the nurse was right. When a new Doctor arrived with an antigravity-suspended mirror floating behind her, Corey's heart leapt into her throat. She gasped and stared at herself anew, taking in herself in all its heroic perfection. The face... the face bore no family resemblance whatsoever. Black hair framed an oval-shaped face with full lips and high cheekbones. She bounced on the balls of her feet, watched her breasts move in kind, felt the tug of gravity and inertia on her shoulders and back. She turned around to look at her behind, and found she looked great coming ''and'' going.

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	She was utterly speechless.		She was utterly speechless.
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	{{author note\|This is a very silly, over the top setting. I'm not really a comic book geek, but I've read enough of them and about them to know what all the tropes are. I rather enjoy poking holes in them. For more fun reading, check out the [http://www.geocities.com/evilsnack/innocent.htm Innocent Bystanders Survival Guide ] and the other fun lists on the site. The main point of '''this''' setting is that while Bystanders are smart enough to know what the cliches are, the Heroes and Villains are too wrapped up in them to break away. Of course, there are still all sorts of interesting stories to tell.}}		{{author note\|This is a very silly, over the top setting. I'm not really a comic book geek, but I've read enough of them and about them to know what all the tropes are. I rather enjoy poking holes in them. For more fun reading, check out the [http://www.geocities.com/evilsnack/innocent.htm Innocent Bystanders Survival Guide ] and the other fun lists on the site. The main point of '''this''' setting is that while Bystanders are smart enough to know what the cliches are, the Heroes and Villains are too wrapped up in them to break away. Of course, there are still all sorts of interesting stories to tell.}}

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JonBuck: Protected "Marquee" [move=sysop]

2008-03-04T17:17:02Z

Protected "Marquee" [move=sysop]

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JonBuck at 17:16, 4 March 2008

2008-03-04T17:16:14Z

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	{{author note\|This is a very silly, over the top setting. I'm not really a comic book geek, but I've read enough of them and about them to know what all the tropes are. I rather enjoy poking holes in them. For more fun reading, check out the [http://www.geocities.com/evilsnack/innocent.htm Innocent Bystanders Survival Guide ] and the other fun lists on the site. The main point of '''this''' setting is that while Bystanders are smart enough to know what the cliches are, the Heroes and Villains are too wrapped up in them to break away. Of course, there are still all sorts of interesting stories to tell.}}		{{author note\|This is a very silly, over the top setting. I'm not really a comic book geek, but I've read enough of them and about them to know what all the tropes are. I rather enjoy poking holes in them. For more fun reading, check out the [http://www.geocities.com/evilsnack/innocent.htm Innocent Bystanders Survival Guide ] and the other fun lists on the site. The main point of '''this''' setting is that while Bystanders are smart enough to know what the cliches are, the Heroes and Villains are too wrapped up in them to break away. Of course, there are still all sorts of interesting stories to tell.}}

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JonBuck: Byline

2008-03-03T18:19:44Z

Byline

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JonBuck at 07:55, 15 December 2007

2007-12-15T07:55:00Z

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	{{author note\|This is a very silly, over the top setting. I'm not really a comic book geek, but I've read enough of them and about them to know what all the tropes are. I rather enjoy poking holes in them. For more fun reading, check out the [http://www.geocities.com/evilsnack/innocent.htm Innocent Bystanders Survival Guide ] and the other fun lists on the site.}}		{{author note\|This is a very silly, over the top setting. I'm not really a comic book geek, but I've read enough of them and about them to know what all the tropes are. I rather enjoy poking holes in them. For more fun reading, check out the [http://www.geocities.com/evilsnack/innocent.htm Innocent Bystanders Survival Guide ] and the other fun lists on the site. The main point of '''this''' setting is that while Bystanders are smart enough to know what the cliches are, the Heroes and Villains are too wrapped up in them to break away. Of course, there are still all sorts of interesting stories to tell.}}

	[[Category:Jon Buck]] [[Category:Transgender]] [[Category:Comedy]] [[Category:Heroines]]		[[Category:Jon Buck]] [[Category:Transgender]] [[Category:Comedy]] [[Category:Heroines]]

JonBuck: Playing with formatting.

2007-12-15T07:52:47Z

Playing with formatting.

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	~~The~~ morning's pills were lined up on the bathroom counter: one prednisone, two magnesium oxide, two mycophenylate, two tacrolimus. Except the first, they would all need a second two-pill dose in the afternoon. Corey had put those pills in his pants pocket in a small plastic container. The others, with long practice of many months--over six years!--he dry-swallowed each and every one. It was a ritual by now. Not to be forgotten, because the complications of rejecting a liver and a kidney were too horrible to contemplate.		{{dropcap\|T}}he morning's pills were lined up on the bathroom counter: one prednisone, two magnesium oxide, two mycophenylate, two tacrolimus. Except the first, they would all need a second two-pill dose in the afternoon. Corey had put those pills in his pants pocket in a small plastic container. The others, with long practice of many months--over six years!--he dry-swallowed each and every one. It was a ritual by now. Not to be forgotten, because the complications of rejecting a liver and a kidney were too horrible to contemplate.

	Corey snorted. Science could give people cosmic powers beyond reckoning, but it couldn't give an Innocent Bystander a reliable organ transplant. Oh, the medication was good, and the surgery left very little scarring. But the prognosis for the foreseeable future meant a daily regimen of pills, pills, and more pills.		Corey snorted. Science could give people cosmic powers beyond reckoning, but it couldn't give an Innocent Bystander a reliable organ transplant. Oh, the medication was good, and the surgery left very little scarring. But the prognosis for the foreseeable future meant a daily regimen of pills, pills, and more pills.

JonBuck at 07:52, 15 December 2007

2007-12-15T07:52:12Z

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	~~{{dropcap\|T}}he~~ morning's pills were lined up on the bathroom counter: one prednisone, two magnesium oxide, two mycophenylate, two tacrolimus. Except the first, they would all need a second two-pill dose in the afternoon. Corey had put those pills in his pants pocket in a small plastic container. The others, with long practice of many months--over six years!--he dry-swallowed each and every one. It was a ritual by now. Not to be forgotten, because the complications of rejecting a liver and a kidney were too horrible to contemplate.		The morning's pills were lined up on the bathroom counter: one prednisone, two magnesium oxide, two mycophenylate, two tacrolimus. Except the first, they would all need a second two-pill dose in the afternoon. Corey had put those pills in his pants pocket in a small plastic container. The others, with long practice of many months--over six years!--he dry-swallowed each and every one. It was a ritual by now. Not to be forgotten, because the complications of rejecting a liver and a kidney were too horrible to contemplate.

	Corey snorted. Science could give people cosmic powers beyond reckoning, but it couldn't give an Innocent Bystander a reliable organ transplant. Oh, the medication was good, and the surgery left very little scarring. But the prognosis for the foreseeable future meant a daily regimen of pills, pills, and more pills.		Corey snorted. Science could give people cosmic powers beyond reckoning, but it couldn't give an Innocent Bystander a reliable organ transplant. Oh, the medication was good, and the surgery left very little scarring. But the prognosis for the foreseeable future meant a daily regimen of pills, pills, and more pills.
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JonBuck: Moving author's note.

2007-12-15T07:50:51Z

Moving author's note.

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	{{author's note\|This is a very silly, over the top setting. I'm not really a comic book geek, but I've read enough of them and about them to know what all the tropes are. I rather enjoy poking holes in them. For more fun reading, check out the [http://www.geocities.com/evilsnack/innocent.htm Innocent Bystanders Survival Guide ] and the other fun lists on the site.}}

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	~~The~~ morning's pills were lined up on the bathroom counter: one prednisone, two magnesium oxide, two mycophenylate, two tacrolimus. Except the first, they would all need a second two-pill dose in the afternoon. Corey had put those pills in his pants pocket in a small plastic container. The others, with long practice of many months--over six years!--he dry-swallowed each and every one. It was a ritual by now. Not to be forgotten, because the complications of rejecting a liver and a kidney were too horrible to contemplate.		{{dropcap\|T}}he morning's pills were lined up on the bathroom counter: one prednisone, two magnesium oxide, two mycophenylate, two tacrolimus. Except the first, they would all need a second two-pill dose in the afternoon. Corey had put those pills in his pants pocket in a small plastic container. The others, with long practice of many months--over six years!--he dry-swallowed each and every one. It was a ritual by now. Not to be forgotten, because the complications of rejecting a liver and a kidney were too horrible to contemplate.

	Corey snorted. Science could give people cosmic powers beyond reckoning, but it couldn't give an Innocent Bystander a reliable organ transplant. Oh, the medication was good, and the surgery left very little scarring. But the prognosis for the foreseeable future meant a daily regimen of pills, pills, and more pills.		Corey snorted. Science could give people cosmic powers beyond reckoning, but it couldn't give an Innocent Bystander a reliable organ transplant. Oh, the medication was good, and the surgery left very little scarring. But the prognosis for the foreseeable future meant a daily regimen of pills, pills, and more pills.
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			{{author note\|This is a very silly, over the top setting. I'm not really a comic book geek, but I've read enough of them and about them to know what all the tropes are. I rather enjoy poking holes in them. For more fun reading, check out the [http://www.geocities.com/evilsnack/innocent.htm Innocent Bystanders Survival Guide ] and the other fun lists on the site.}}

	[[Category:Jon Buck]] [[Category:Transgender]] [[Category:Comedy]] [[Category:Heroines]]		[[Category:Jon Buck]] [[Category:Transgender]] [[Category:Comedy]] [[Category:Heroines]]

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