Showing posts with label The Sound of Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Sound of Music. Show all posts

Monday, October 22, 2012

Hobbit Heartache, Chapter 14

It's a valid question.
So the Hobbit Heartache blog-posting train was temporarily derailed, it seems. This was due to several obstructions on track level. But now we're back in business, baby. I'm not going to say that we've left the station, because that seems awfully lofty, but the passengers are on board and most appear to have their tickets. 

Clearly this metaphor has gotten way out of hand. What the hell is a hobbit train? you wonder. Who are these passengers? Are tickets expensive? Do they travel to the east end? Will there be legal repercussions for those ticket-less travelers?

I don't know, okay? I wish I did. There should always be legal repercussions for wrongdoings. All I truly know is that there is a new chapter of Hobbit Heartache, the Sweet Valley High/Lord of the Rings erotic crossover parody for you to read.

I know, gurl! I'm excited, too.

. . . and this chapter is a doozy.

You know what Gandalf I don't think I've ever once seen you smile even though you are a  freakin' WIZARD, so don't start with me.

Okayso you know what's going on, right? Shall we dive right in? What's that? You forget everything because I haven't posted a chapter in two (2) months? And you also burned your copy of the book that you purchased legally (NOT FROM A SCALPER, RIGHT?!?) in a personal BOYCOTT of Hobbit Heartache? And not only that, but you've been congregating on my front yard each morning in an angry anti-Hobbit Heartache mob?!

Well, yes; I had noticed that part.

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I can't keep waking up to this, guys. It has to stop. It just has to. Our neighbors are still mad about those foam parties we keep having (they're just so much fun, you know?). 

Just so much fun for everyone.  

But anyway. I get it. I get the anger, the mob, the rotted cabbage and flaming Great Grains boxes left on my porch, everything. Passion for a Sweet Valley High/Lord of the Rings erotic fanfic will often lead you down strange and wild paths.

To beg forgiveness: a recap that is as succinct as I can possibly make it (HAHAHA). Here goes nothing (HAHAHA):

Sweet Valley High's sexy Spring Break takes a terrifying turn when the gang finds themselves lost in the forests of Middle-earth with nary a make-out point or mall to be found. Jessica and Elizabeth's uncanny luck and fragrant pheromones soon cause the group to be discovered by a gaggle of handsome hobbits. Bilbo, Frodo, Merry, Samwise & Pippin take the Sweet Valley students under their hair-covered wings and the newly-formed group embarks on a wild journey to destroy a powerful and evil ring. 

As with any Spring Break, sexual hijinks and erotic escapades occur in alarming proportion. Jessica is taken with the mysteriously quiet Frodo, but wonders why he massages Bilbo's feet thrice daily. Elizabeth has fallen hard for Gandalf, who perversely seems to be playing an extreme game of hard-to-get. Winston has caught Merry's hirsute eye, Bruce has a fling with Lady Arwen, Pippin does a cartwheel, all while Samwise falls deeper and deeper into the throes of brandywine addiction. Captain Georg von Trapp stumbles upon the seductively mismatched group and instantly finds himself torn between his desire to woo Lila and his instincts to murder the blonde and Pacific Ocean blue-green eyed Jessica and Elizabeth, certain that they are undercover Nazis. Skinny dipping, hobbit sacrifices, a sexually unsatisfying night in Dwarventhis Spring Break has it all. 

. . .  And despite the twins' heightened and tanned senses, no one has yet to notice Largo, the evil doppelganger who has travelled all the way from Antarctica to kill and take over Lila's life . . . but is all of that about to change?

READ THE STORY SO YOU NEVER HAVE TO SUFFER THROUGH A RECAP AGAIN!

Chapter links below. It's one of those easy-breezy, intensely erotic summer reads but also one that is timeless so you can read it during any season, even fall and Daylight Saving Time. 

Chapter 1              Chapter 8
Chapter 2              Chapter 9
Chapter 3              Chapter 10
Chapter 4              Chapter 11
Chapter 5              Chapter 12
Chapter 6              Chapter 13

Slight warning: Possibly NSFW art below. It really depends upon where you work, I guess. Great Grains factory worker? Probably NSFW. Dog breeder? Go for it!


Should you wish to have the above image screenprinted on a t-shirt/nightgown or enlarged for full fishnet glory, please contact the talented and oh-so-versatile Zak. Bathing Bilbos and dueling doppelgangers—the man has got you covered.


Chapter 14

Lila strolled along the forest edge, enjoying the feel of the gentle Middle-earth breeze upon her silky skin. The shade of the tall pine trees blocked out the late afternoon sun and kept her cool. She walked on, savoring the quiet moment by herself.

Lila came suddenly to a halt. Goose bumps had risen all over her once-smooth skin and an all-too-familiar scent began to waft through the air. Lila whimpered.

It’s happening again, she thought in panic, her urbane heart quickening. She tried to cover her opulent face but it was far too late.

The stench of rotten fish quickly became overwhelming. It filled her every orifice, including her clenched, bleached anus. Overcome with nausea, Lila bent down on the ground to vomit. She could taste the unmistakable tang of forgotten crab meat in her mouth. It reminded her of the time that Eva, Fowler Crest’s maid, accidentally served her expired seafood hors d’oeuvres during a Sunday luncheon celebrating the wealthy.

But this time was much, much worse.

Still kneeling to vomit, Lila failed to hear the sounds of someone approaching. The person pounced on her, pinning Lila to the ground. Lila thrashed about wildly, catching only fleeting glimpses of her attacker. Long, wild brown hair, ruby-red lips that mirrored her own, a flash of non-twenty-four karat gold, a whiff of . . . was that salted cod? It didn’t matter. Lila knew she was going to die.

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Crazy Talk

This just can't be right. Some of you may know my (extreme) passion for The Sound of Music. I love it, can probably recite all of it, had my dreams come true when a sing-a-long came to Toronto, want to own a gazebo just to dance in it, the whole shebang.

I didn't even know they were planning a remake of TSOM. Bad, bad idea. Cameron Diaz as Maria Von Trapp? HORRIBLE idea. I'm assuming Julie Andrews was joking when she said Diaz was her first choice, or maybe just being nice. You know how nice Julie is. She just wants to please us all.

Here are my top three choices for Maria Von Trapp if , and only if, a remake of TSOM comes to life.

1.) Anne Hathaway


She can act, she's fresh-faced and sincere, and most importantly, she can sing. I could believe her as Maria. I think she's about to star in a Broadway show based on Judy Garland's life, so she's obviously got some kind of chops, and she also just seems nice. I wouldn't mind getting some ice cream with Anne Hathaway, though she might get creeped out upon seeing my collage of her (to be posted soon; have patience, readers). I could totally see Anne Hathaway rocking the nun habit and giving some advice to dear Liesl.

2.) Zooey Deschanel


Zooey can also act and sing; however, she usually plays the quirky best friend or love interest. This would be a huge leap for her, and be a big departure from her usual jazzy singing (which I really like). Zooey's also really cute and pretty like Maria must be, but not in a threatening way (a la The Baroness). This suggestion may be based on my huge crush on Zooey, but she'd still be a million times better than Cameron Diaz. I think Zooey would shine in scenes with the Captain, such as "Something Good." And man, she'd look really cute in Maria's blue dress.

3.) Lea Michelle

This girl is amazing. I'm a new fan of hers, thanks to a new little show called Glee, which, if you've seen me in the past 2 months or so, I've probably brought up in conversation to you. She's also rocked Spring Awakening and is obviously super familiar with Broadway and any kind of musical. She's also young, beautiful, energetic and classy. Lea Michelle would excel in the scenes with the kids, such as "Do Re Mi" and "My Favorite Things" and could also probably handle spinning on a mountaintop.

So there are my thoughts on a subject that is very dear to me. Let me know YOUR thoughts--who would you cast as Maria? Who would be your nightmare Maria? (I'd be pretty devastated if Jessica Biel got cast, and Megan Fox would be boycottable).

PS--If you're not convinced that a.)Lea Michelle can sing, or b.) Glee is going to be an amazing show, check out this. It's pretty much all my roommate and I have been watching for months and the reason I've tried to get my friends to start a glee club with me. I know if I watch this clip enough, I'll eventually be able to sing like her. Or handle the background vocals. I'd take that.

PPS--Who wants to be in a glee club with me?