Ah, fanfic. Most of my earliest writings were what would now be called fanfic. Sherlock Holmes, Elfquest, Pern, Trek, various comic book heroes. Truly, I wish the net had been around fifteen years ago, when I had the time to watch several hours of TV a day, and the energy to write notebooks full of fanfic

I have heard many denigrating remarks made about fanfic, the most common being "A REAL author wouldn't have to steal somebody else's character/world..." What many detractors don't really understand is that fanfic has an entirely different purpose than original fiction.

Fanfic arises out of an emotional need. People get very attached to a character or a world and they want MORE than they are getting. Most of them would rather read fanfic than write it, but the fanfic environment is based on a sort of mutually cooperative `I'll write some for you if you'll write some for me'. Why is fanfic necessary? Sometimes the author is dead and there is no more to be had from that quarter (example: Sherlock Holmes). Sometimes people want a story that is emotionally more intense than the original media can support (lots of slash Trek stuff, for example). Or they get lost in a lovely "what if" fantasy and want to share it with others. Or somet

Everyone seems to have their own unique tastes in fanfic, though the differences between them may seem almost undetectable to the outside observer. Many new terms have grown up to describe these tastes (h/c, slash, shipper) so that one can easily locate stories to suit one's own preferences.

Fanfic is written for TV shows, books, comic books, movies and many other media. I've searched around and found many links to fanfic of various sorts. I do not vouch for the quality of any of the stories here, as I haven't read them all (nor do I expect to) but I will try to warn you if any of them are of the risque variety :) If I miss any please let me know in the comments section.

Reba: The Beatles were one of the first bands to introduce satire and humour into rock and roll for instance, alot of funny but werid stuff can be found on none other but "The White" album. A good if not great example would be the song Happiness is a Warm Gun. When peapel heard it for the first time they thought "This is a good guitar riff" (the main part of a ROCK song) but when they get to the chorus they barf on themselves because of lines such as "I feel my finger on the trigger" and "Its good to have a gun." They might even have to barf into their hands, and then put the barf in a trash can. Its so gross but that's exactly what Jon Lennon wanted. It was satire because Jon did not like guns at all, He was laughing in the face of all the smart men who got mad and didnt even know it was a joke. A similar thing to this would be if you said "women are dumb" but it was a joke. A lot of girls would get mad if you said that, but Jon Lennon would say that kind of crap as a joke and walk it off. According to an interview in 1968 Paul Mccartney smokes weed. Then when Sgt Pepper came out peaple were often quoted as saying " I guess he did smoke weed after all. This album is KooL". The beatles decided to stop joking around after that except for Ringo. Now he is old and gay and Jon Lennon died. George Harrison is also dead. Paul Mccartney married a girl with a peg leg

a room in slow motion going 100 miles/hr with girls
and be laid back
i dont want to "do it"
on a bed
Jacob,isaac, and judas are all sitting down on a comfortable sofa with crincits and a bottle of water one of them thinks they are not the bigger fucker they know hes not bad'and it is an unfortable scenario
dat i aint got bo shoes On im holdin up a big stack and dem
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she's a good girl and the only reason she said those words were to satisfy herself because she loves you she wants us to be together forever that's good that'means she loves you why would that make you feel bad because without her iVFFFFFFFFFFFFFshe,s just a kid a babby

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