As for the 3,100,000 views, you might be wondering why I didn't announce it a three mill instead. Honestly, I noticed it a few weeks ago and then forgot, and in the meantime I got another 100,000 views. Thanks everybody!
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Wet Daydreams (also Woooooo 3,100,000 views)
At long last, another series. This one took forever to make because pulling off the thought bubble panels trick was pretty tricky. I like to think it was worth the effort and that it helps spice up an already button pushy cap.
As for the 3,100,000 views, you might be wondering why I didn't announce it a three mill instead. Honestly, I noticed it a few weeks ago and then forgot, and in the meantime I got another 100,000 views. Thanks everybody!
As for the 3,100,000 views, you might be wondering why I didn't announce it a three mill instead. Honestly, I noticed it a few weeks ago and then forgot, and in the meantime I got another 100,000 views. Thanks everybody!
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ReplyDeleteI love how the little thought bubble goes "pop!"
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful tale of sticky sweet submisson from Saint Sisyphus! I really need to look into enrollment there. I wonder if they offer any scholarships ;)
Thanks, it was a fun trick to pull off. And I'm glad you liked the story as well, St Sisyphus caps almost write themselves at this point, but I always have fun with them.
Deletegreat cap as always hun, and way to go with the veiws, congrats hun huggg
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS! You have earned it.
ReplyDeleteAwesome effect with the thought bubble memories smitty! And congrats on the views!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Caitlyn. I'm glad you liked them.
DeleteI always enjoy your St. Sisyphus caps, and the thought bubbles added a nice to touch to the story. Great series.
ReplyDeleteThanks. I like St. Sisyphus because it is a full fledged universe at this point, but it doesn't make it cumbersome for new readers.
DeleteSt Tantalus and St Iolaus have both been featured heavily in previous story lines so it rewards readers that keep up with it to know what kind of fate is in store for the other transfer student, or the naughty sissies heading to St Tantalus. But it's also easy to read without knowing any of that, so it's flexible.
Love the subjugation of the sissy mind!! Most excellent work!
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