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andthatstheword2009-04-08 08:31 pm
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Two fluffy ficlets
Title: Or You Could Show Him How To Work Your Nail Guns
Rating: G
Characters/pairings: Tad/Bobby, Stephen
Summary: A fluffy double drabble (i.e., 200 words exactly, not counting the title), written for one of the unclaimed prompts over at
lgbtfest: 1086. Punditslash, Tad/Bobby, Something happens and now Stephen knows about their relationship. How do they handle being out to their boss, and how does Stephen's own repressed sexuality come into play?
( In the summer when Bobby turned six, his parents got an addition built on their house. )
Title: The Pun Was Too Good T'Eschew
Rating: PG (innuendo)
Characters/pairings: Stephen, Meg
Summary: And another, with a slightly sadistic twist: 1079. Punditslash, Character!Stephen Colbert and Meg the intern, To Stephen, hitting on women is a way to force his sexuality into line. When Meg refuses his advances on the grounds that she's a lesbian (and it's *sexual harassment*) he decides that they can 'help' each other become straight. Meg is forced to teach Stephen a few things.
(You may want to do some background reading first.)
( 'Better do something heterosexual, just to make sure.' )
Rating: G
Characters/pairings: Tad/Bobby, Stephen
Summary: A fluffy double drabble (i.e., 200 words exactly, not counting the title), written for one of the unclaimed prompts over at
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( In the summer when Bobby turned six, his parents got an addition built on their house. )
Title: The Pun Was Too Good T'Eschew
Rating: PG (innuendo)
Characters/pairings: Stephen, Meg
Summary: And another, with a slightly sadistic twist: 1079. Punditslash, Character!Stephen Colbert and Meg the intern, To Stephen, hitting on women is a way to force his sexuality into line. When Meg refuses his advances on the grounds that she's a lesbian (and it's *sexual harassment*) he decides that they can 'help' each other become straight. Meg is forced to teach Stephen a few things.
(You may want to do some background reading first.)
( 'Better do something heterosexual, just to make sure.' )