Smales and Swagger
In
‘Fondules For Sale ’
Part 3
Warning:
These continuing erotic explorations of elderly couple Penny Smales and Gerald
Swagger are not intended for a younger audience. Please do not read if easily
offended or aroused.
Recap for the slow of
study:
Penny and Gerald are a
wealthy, elderly couple. They have
recently been told that an experimental and vigorous sex life will extend life
in a fun and exciting way. They have been experimenting with bondage and
aphrodisiac food stuffs. While Penny
pops to the butchers to get some cleaner bacon, Gerald is left manacled to the
bed.
In the meantime, GP
and TV Personality, Doctor Hilary Portions, has popped in with a tin bath full
of Japanese Doctor Kiss Fish in order that Gerald’s penis can be cleaned in a
therapeutic way and, in order to overcome reluctance on Gerald’s part, has
manacled himself to the bed frame alongside him. As both dangle their dongles
into the water, Gerald notices a gigantic conger eel curled up in the corner of
the bath beginning to stir.
Gerald looks down to
the bottom of the tin bath. His face suddenly goes from worried to panic. He
nudges Portions with his shoulder and nods at the bath frantically.
Gerald: Keep
still, Portions, keep still. Make as little movement as a nasally congested
pensioner stuck in the middle lane of a traffic jam who has had the misfortune
to have been transported to the South Pole and has become frozen solid.
Portions: But
why, man, why?
Gerald: Because,
unless I’m very much mistaken that’s a conger eel in the corner down there.
Portions: Oh stop
it, Swagger. That’s no conger eel down there.
Gerald: It isn’t?
Portions: Of
course not. During my career as a celebrity television doctor I’ve seen plenty
of conger eels demonstrated in front of the waking viewing public by
Attenborough, Bellamy and Mr Tumble.
Gerald: Ah.
Portions: No. In
my opinion, that’s a killer electric eel.
Gerald: Fuck.
Portions: Really?
Is this predicament – ah, turning you on?
Gerald: No it
bloody isn’t. I’ve got my fucking knob in a bucket full of highly conductive
water with an electric eel in the bottom. Giving you a quickie is the last
thing on my mind. Don’t move. Stop twitching.
Portions: I can’t
help it, I can’t help it! I think it’s the danger, Swagger.
Gerald: Wait.
That gives me an idea. If we both tell each other our filthy, most sexual,
dirty, fantasies, perhaps the…arousal will…lift us out of dangerous waters, so
to speak.
Portions: Raise
the portcullis and salute the flag, you mean?
Gerald: Yes, yes,
that’s the idea. You begin, I can’t think of anything, Portions.
Portions: Neither
can I. You’ll have to do it. Quick. That eel
is starting to charge itself up.
Gerald: Ah, erm…I
know…that girl off morning TV with the big knockers, stripping in a field. She
takes off her top and bounds towards us, flinging her bra into the wheat…she
bends over and shouts: ‘take me, big boy, take me…’
Portions: (staring down with surprise) Good grief.
It’s starting to work, it’s starting to work…I’m almost clear of the water now…
Gerald: Me too,
Portions! Your turn. Keep it going.
Portions:
Er…er…Judy Finegan!
Gerald: (horrified) Oh no. What did you say that
for? It’s going down again, it’s going down!
Portions: Oh my
God, now all I can think of is Keith Chegwin standing naked in a tub of fast
setting cement, Swagger.
Gerald: The eel
is on the move. Help! Help!
At the moment the two
men start screaming and rattling their bonds in panic, the door opens stage
left and into the fray enters the middle aged, uniformed Police Constable Clumpfoot.
He stares, bemused, at the sight of the two naked men before him then reaches
for and takes out a notebook and pencil from his pocket. He rubs his eyes as if
scarcely able to believe what he can see, stolidly ignoring their cries for
help.
Clumpfoot: Now
then, now then, what’s all this, then? What’s going on here?
Portions: Help,
constable, help! Don’t just stand there.
Clumpfoot: All in
good time, sir, all in good time. I was called on account of there being
complaints of noises and an affray in this here area, sir. I’ll need to take
down the particulars, sir, if you don’t mind.
Gerald: Never
mind that, officer, we are in danger of our lives! Release us!
Portions: Please,
Constable, please - I definitely felt a shock just then!
Clumpfoot: (licking his pencil) I think that the
general public will all be in for a shock, sir, when they see this sort of filth
going on. This is a respectable area, sir, if you don’t mind. Now can you kindly
explain how you came to be in this predicament and why you was calling out in
such a profane manner, sir? Here…aren’t you that Doctor Hilary off Sunshine
Television?
Portions: Yes I
am, constable, and if you don’t release me this instant I will do another
expose of corruption in the Met.
Clumpfoot grumpily
starts to obey. He replaces his notebook agonisingly slowly and produces a set
of keys from a pocket, limps over to the terrified men and starts to pick the
lock of Portion’s cuffs.
Clumpfoot: My
missus don’t like you. She says your hair looks like a thatched cottage after a
hurricane. All the straw gone missing with only a few bits left patching up the
timber, she says.
Portions: Does
she?
Clumpfoot: Yes
she does, sir. Says the only things you know anything about is pimples, warts
and boils, sir.
Portions: I see.
Clumpfoot: If you
come on, sir, she turns over to the other side.
Portions: (finally released) Good for her.
With a contemptuous
glare, Portions leaps off the bed. He picks up and replaces his trousers as
Clumpfoot moves to Gerald’s cuffs. Gerald is still sweating with fear as the
constable dithers with his keys, looking into the tin bath, portions watching
on anxiously.
Clumpfoot: That’s
a tiddler.
Gerald: It is
cold, constable…
Clumpfoot: No,
that electric eel. I saw a much bigger one on television yesterday, fighting
with Mr Tumble. You do have a big cock, sir.
Portions: (nudging
the constable impatiently) Hurry, man!
The nudge causes the
constable to drop his keys into the tin bath. There is a loud splash.
Clumpfoot: Now
look what you’ve gone and made me done, sir!
The constable looks
dismayed at Portions, then into the murk of the tin bath. He reaches in to fish
the set of keys out. As he does so there is a loud electric sizzle, a flash,
some smoke and Constable Clumpfoot is knocked to the floor where he lies,
motionless, helmet akimbo.
Gerald: Oh my
God!
Portions: (bending down and doing professional doctorish
activities, then looking up solemnly) He’s dead!
Gerald: You’ve
killed him, you stupid twat! What are we going to do now?
Both men stare into
the tin bath, then to the prone constable in horror…
Too funny now what are they going to do!! How will they explain their way out of this? Looking forward to the next installment. Take care Pete!!
ReplyDeleteToo funny now what are they going to do!! How will they explain their way out of this? Looking forward to the next installment. Take care Pete!!
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