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October 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
Hysterically brilliant. I especially love the copyediting.
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September 29, 2005 at 12:00 AM
A brilliant parody!
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July 31, 2005 at 12:00 AM
Oh, fantastic!!! PMSL. I'd completely forgotten what pompous nonsense Gor is. Why did it used to turn me on?!
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June 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
#falls over laughing# Beautiful. It's the sort of story the phrase "inspired parody" (lunacy?) was made for. My only complaint is that I'll probably be speaking pompously and repeating myself for the next couple of hours, and no one will have a clue. #grins#
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June 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
Oh, my goodness!.. I don't remember when I was giggling so eagerly the last time before the reading of this wonderful story. :)
Oooooh... I love you so much, though not as much as the might Gorean men love the gay, bejeweled, nazi bikers of Gor, which is by the way the title of the story, that is telling about the gay, bejeweled, nazi bikers of Gor.
I know I'm not original, but this style is really addictive. :)
Oooooh... I love you so much, though not as much as the might Gorean men love the gay, bejeweled, nazi bikers of Gor, which is by the way the title of the story, that is telling about the gay, bejeweled, nazi bikers of Gor.
I know I'm not original, but this style is really addictive. :)
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April 1, 2005 at 12:00 AM
Man, what a blast from the past. What a loss to society is the high quality of the writing of the Gor novels. It's right up there in my book with anything by Mercedes Lackey, who not only makes a fetish of troubled homosexual relationships but actually has her main characters be unlikable whining little gits. The thing that floors me is that her books came out at about the same time and still sell well. Why, I don't know.
Sad to say you appear to have left out the chain-linked slave bracelets of Gor, which only allowed the use of one arm at a time. Always stuck me that the men must have had to do all the housework in Gor. In order to maintain their slaves, of course.
Sad to say you appear to have left out the chain-linked slave bracelets of Gor, which only allowed the use of one arm at a time. Always stuck me that the men must have had to do all the housework in Gor. In order to maintain their slaves, of course.
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March 25, 2005 at 12:00 AM
Evil. Wonderful and evil. Which is the modality of being evil and wonderful at the same time, which is better then the mere being of evil or the mere being of wonderful, but is instead the being of which is read the fan fic of wonderful evil parody and justly deserved literary vengance.
Seriously - better then FreeAmazons of Gor.
Loved it.
Seriously - better then FreeAmazons of Gor.
Loved it.
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February 7, 2005 at 12:00 AM
Who could comprehend such a magnum opus, a great work, a full realization of the spirit of the works of John Norman? Such a great piece of literature should be archived at all great sites of Gor, posthaste.
(Oh, and I shared the link...hehehe...)
(Oh, and I shared the link...hehehe...)