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Being sent to Coventry was it. What s the origin of Coventry - how did the term come about?
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Thnx for dredging up memories. I can still remember my own first encounter. God, I was naive, but I remember it wasn't too bad
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Chapter Seven 7.1 He stared at the image reflecting back at him; the stark-naked image reflecting back. He saw a young late teenage youth, well-nourished , superbly muscled, handsome facial features, tanned and with a head of closely cropped blond hair. It was a pleasing appearance, one that should inspire confidence and an encourage friendship. But internally it was a vastly different narrative. He lived a life in terror; in terror of his father, Colonel Garth Stamins . . . because he w
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With the War Games ending, normal daily routine returned to the Larrakeyah barracks. Days merged into weeks, thence into months. But beneath the false impression of calm and peace, there were tensions gathering momentum. Mark and Scott continued in their relationship and although they tried to hide their relationship, they couldn't. Other persons were aware but decided to say nothing, preferring to see if the affair would implode by its own volition. They were to be mistaken, because the two me
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I'm using vernacular spoken language. This is not meant to be derogatory or discriminatory. The same principle applies to the term fagott, queer, poofter and such. It's simply how people talk. If I had to be politically correct my dialogue would lack veracity. Sorry if you're offended; it certainly wasn't meant to be offensive.
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Thnx for your comment. I love getting feedback. I also like to hear suggestions that may enhance the story.
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Hmmmm. Thnx for reading and giving me feedback
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Interesting idea. Thnx for the feedback
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That's an interesting comment. I'll think about that. Thanks for the feedback
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Thnx for reading. I love getting feedback
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HaHa! Is he gay too?
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Chapter Five 5.1 'For a city boy, you ride well; where did you learn to ride?' 'I grew up on the Mornington peninsular, and had a part-time job at the racetrack there. Also, Mornington had many horse aggistment paddocks, and me and me sisters used to get rides for free. I loved it; when race day came around, I used to go and look after the horses racing that day. I just love horses, they're beautiful creatures.' 'They (horse whinnies) certainly are. Back home I had a beautiful Au
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The hall buzzed with many conversations as the participants - sergeants and all ranking officers - awaited the colonel. At the appointed time, Colonel Stamins strode into the room, stepped up to the microphone, and surveyed all. His stern gaze subdued all conversation. To the side were officers of the American (US) military, who were to be participating in the war game. 'My purpose today is to give you an abridged outline of the coming war game with the US Defence Force entitled ‘Tiger
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To remember the heroes of June 28, 1969 at the Stonewall Inn, Greenwich Village, New Your, New York. To them we owe our present.
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STONEWALL By Graham Sealby 09/04/2018 Come sit my fellow traveller While I tell to you a story Of how a people, long suppressed Gained freedom, respect, and glory Come sit you down beside me And interrupt me not For this tale long remembered be And n'er be forgot Our persecutors loud and shrill they were So strident and irate From pulpit, courtroom, school and home They brayed their awful hate We'd endured their constant cr
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You've got to be kidding . . . you miss the heat of Darwin? It's more the humidity that's the problem.
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HaHa! Never thought I'd be picked up on that one. Having only spent about one day in Darwin I don't know the gay haunts at all. Mia Culpa! I should have done better research. I'm glad you picked up; I'll do a better search. Perhaps you can help; do you know of any gay saunas in Darwin?
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Yep, there's no such person as a stereotyped gay. Sometimes I shudder at the gay Mardi Gras thinking that hetro's view this as the gay stereotype. I think to think that there's a silent majority of gay people who don't 'advertise' being gay but just go about loving our partners without fanfare.
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Thnx for your comment. There are times when the guilt about the pain I caused to family etc. surfaces. I have to keep reminding myself that society, not me, is to blame. I've actually written a poem about the Inn riots which I'm about to post. On another issue, I love Aussie Rules but unfortunately support the Swans. I still retain fond memories of the 2005 grand final. I was further enthralled when Jason Ball came out which has opened the door to many gay aussie rules players.
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. . . and his body arched in uncontrolled passion. Joined together, with Scott‘s arms around the guy's muscled back, their lubricated pelvises ground together frantically. He could hear himself moaning in pleasure. Now his partner's actions had become more urgent, sending waves of gratification coursing through his own body. Soon began that delicious feeling of losing control as he raced towards orgasm . . . Scott woke up to find he had ejaculated over the bed sheets and his stomach. He la
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Chapter Two 2.1 Mark watched as both the Sergeant and Corporal left his office. What an interesting young man is Scott. I know there's more to his story about the encounter with this fellow called Kreek, but I guess he'll get around to telling me in his own good time. He pulled a photo of three vaguely similar boys toward him, and thought about his two other brothers Ken, and Rex. Staring at the photo evoked memories of happy times; the smell of new hewn hay, the crow
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Chapter One 1.1 The morning sun rose gently over the scared landscape, heating rocks that were over 2.5 billion years old. This ancient panorama featured gullies of red tinged rocks that contained water holes called Billabongs. In parts, primeval jungle gave way to barren plains of Eucalyptus (Gum) trees and stumpy grass. For over 40,000 years the peoples of this part of Australia had foraged, multiplied, developed customs and rituals, and sought to be in harmony with nature. It wa
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Colonel Garth Stamins strode confidently and imperiously into the Press Conference Room. Momentarily blinking in the bright lights, he placed his papers on the lectern and stood facing the room. Behind him filed several Army Officers and supportive staff. He was a tall man - about 6'3' - and carried himself stiffly as much as to deny his 55 years. From a face that was sharp and tanned, piercing grey eyes surveyed the mob of Journo's, army personnel, technicians and spectators. Here at The
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At an army barracks in Australia's arid Northern territory, Captain Mark Phillips and Corporal Scott Garnett fall in love. Their only fear is that the army's anti-fraternization rules will force them apart. Then at some stage, their relationship becomes associated with an investigation into the murder of gay servicemen. Consequently, they have to choose between their love for each other and their army careers.
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Thanks y'all for getting back. You've confirmed my findings. It would cost $A100 / year to upgrade and I'm not mad at money.
