March 14th, 2010
Blowing Straight Lee by SykQuinn.
I was in my early thirties when I first met Lee. He was eighteen and applied for a job at the warehouse that I managed. Lee had dropped out of high school and was not too bright, but very cute. He was a short lad, about 5′ 7″ with a very solid, slim, athletic build. He had short cropped brown hair that he was always rubbing when he spoke. He had cute blue eyes and a nice smooth face with few teenaged bum fluff mustache. He had very white teeth and a small pug nose. When he smiled he looked like an angel, but I soon learned that Lee was far from an angel.
I have to admit that a kid with the looks of Lee will influence me in the hiring process and he was soon working in the warehouse unloading trucks and checking in the new orders. I try to act straight at work, but the employees usually figure out that I am queer as I am not married and never mention girls either. Lee was a below average employee, kind of slow, and often late in the morning. I would see the red blurry eyes and know when he came to work stoned on pot too. I could have fired him but I did enjoy having him around…
February 14th, 2010
Climbing Bear by Sequoyah.
I woke up and realized I was not alone in my sleeping bag. I raised up on an elbow and looked into the face of an Indian, an Indian no-one except his mother would call handsome–and I wasn’t sure about her. Hell, I loved the man with all my Indian heart and even I would have difficulty calling him handsome if I were objective, but objective I was not…
February 12th, 2010
Tyler McGraw by Billy Nakasaki.
He was born to a blue collar family on the wrong side of Dallas. His great granddaddy, granddaddy, uncles, several aunts, and daddy all drove rigs for a living. He was destined for the life of a trucker. He drove his daddy’s Jimmy (GMC class 8 truck) for the first time when he was thirteen. By the time he turned eighteen he could drive a rig like an old hand. But, by then the laws had changed and he had to wait, until he turned twenty-one to drive out of state. So, he drove for an intra Texas firm. He met an oil rich North Dallas girl and got married. When he could finally drive interstate he got picked up by Werner Express. He would be gone for four to six weeks at a time
The new Werner Blue Freightliner FLD 120 was kicking up a large cloud of dust, as it flew across the hot Texas prairie. Behind the wheel is a young man with long blond mullet tucked under a brown Rodeo King cowboy hat. His piercing blue eyes scan the horizon and mirrors looking for trouble. His right bulging arm releases the knob of the shifter and caresses his lightly sweating forehead. He thinks to himself that it’s a much better truck than the Peterbilt cabovers the company is replacing. He starts to think about home. Dallas is only two hours away and his tight Levi jeans are bulging. Tyler McGraw rubs his crotch in anticipation as he thinks of his beautiful wife. He’s been running hard as fuck, since Baltimore, MD just to git to see her again. She doesn’t know that Tyler’s three days early and horny as hell…
August 22nd, 2009
Greaser Club by Dougie fae Glesca
Frank had applied for membership of the Greasers Club. The Greasers were a gang of Hells Angels from Craigneuk, a tough area of Wishaw near Glasgow. Such was the notoriety of the club that it attracted guys from several miles away including Bellshill, Motherwell, Larkhall, Hamilton as well as Wishaw itself. Most of the guys worked in scarp yards, engineering works or construction sites.
August 19th, 2009
Hells Angel P.O.W. by Dougie fae Glesca
My name is Dougie McManus and I’m the vice-president of the Warriors, the toughest gang of Hells Angels in the Kelmsford area. For those who don’t know Kelmsford, it’s a town with a population of 50,000, and the river Kelm runs through the middle of the town from east to west. The Warriors rule south of the river. All the skinhead gangs, all the scally gangs and all the other bikers are shit scared of us. I make sure of that. Any bastard who gives us any cheek is beaten up. I personally see to that too…
