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Always on the
receiving end of Melody's pranks, Ocher is feeling a little down.
Ivory offers some helpful counseling in the form of a free fuck.
Unfortunately for Ocher, he is about to become the butt of the joke
again, no pun intended. |
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Stopping by
Melody's to offer her fur-trimming services, Belle is mistaken as an
employee by a new customer. Opening his mouth before engaging
his brain, the customer gives voice to his thoughts about this "new
girl", and soon realizes he's lucky to be able to leave under his
own power.
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Going to the
post office to drop off some letters, Ebony realizes she needs some
stamps. Stepping up to the desk, she encounters her friend
Echo. Asking her friend if she likes her new job at the post
office, Ebony is shocked to hear her friend's opinion. |
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Hearing that
Ivory has just gotten some new sex toys, Trixie decides to stop off
at her housemate's room and ask her permission to try them out.
Ivory lies, telling Trixie that she returned the toys. Trixie
leaves, a little bummed out, just as Ivory realizes she can't keep
her stash "hidden" anymore. Special full-color comic. |
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Ever the
culinary scientist, Dixie is busy cooking up a special dish for her
friend Viper and his staff. Trixie, unable to contain her
curiosity, tries to sample the food, and realizes it might be too
hot for her to handle. Special comic inked by James M.
Hardiman. |
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A returning
customer decides he wants to try something a little more exotic, and
chooses Sugar as his partner. The surprised feline admits she
doesn't work at the brothel, and suggests someone of his size might
want a partner who's a little more accommodating. Much to his
dismay, he soon finds that even a stallion of his proportions might
not be enough to please the size queen. |
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Ever the
diligent worker, Echo is asked by her boss if she'd be interested in
working in a new department. Elated with the promotion, and
her head full of disturbing images of her new "office", Echo's joy
soon turns to boredom as she realizes her mistake. |
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It's
Hallowe'en, and the girls at Melody's are just about to play some
party games when Ivory complains that some of the party-goers may
have certain "advantages" over others. Devising a new game,
Ivory is startled, again, to learn the rules are still not in her
favor. |
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While
relaxing at his nightclub, Viper soon learns he has been the object
of a certain customer's attention for quite awhile. Getting a
little too frisky, the sultry feline makes the mistake of engaging
in tactile foreplay, something you really shouldn't do with an
alligator. Especially if it means rubbing his belly... |
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Offering to
follow the new employee home, Spice is secretly hoping for a chance
to get to know her on a more "personal" level. She soon
learns, however, that some lines are not to be crossed, especially
if Tabitha's home decor is any indication. |
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It seems the
entire town is buzzing with the news of a visiting celebrity!
But Ocher is less than impressed with the reputation and character
of the big-name guest, and doesn't hesitate to ridicule the visitor.
Alas, he learns too late that his actions may have been very
unwise... |
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Ebony happens
upon someone she's never seen in town before, and decides to strike
up a conversation with the badger. She soon discovers the
visitor has been busy job-hunting, and has had less-than-stellar
luck thus far. Ever the helpful one, Ebony offers her advice. |
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Trixie awakes
to find out she's in a bit of a mess. Her housemates offer
little in the way of assistance or compassion, much to her chagrin.
There's a lesson to be learned here: when your customer happens to
be Trigger Malone, it's often wise to make sure he pulls out in
time, especially if he's in the mood for anal! |
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It seems a
certain lost archeology professor stumbled into the Snake Pit, only
to realize, too late, that he may not have made the best choice for
a place to get a refreshing drink. Fans of the Indiana Jones
movies (Des is a big fan) will get this reference. For
everyone else, go see one of the films! Originally intended to
be a print. |
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Uh-oh!
It looks like Dixie might've drunk a little too much (why do they
make those cups so damn big?). Stepping into a nearby shop,
her sister Trixie asks the manager if her sis can use the restroom,
but she is greeted with hostility. Unable to wait any longer,
Dixie decides to take care of the problem in her own way... |
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Melody,
Trixie and Ebony soon realize that a game such as "Scrabble" might
be a bit too advanced for someone like Ivory. Now the question
is, should they keep playing? Or should they put the game away
and find something more along Ivory's speed, like "Chutes and
Ladders" or "Candyland"? |
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It seems some
hip gangsta-wannabe has made the (potentially) fatal mistake of
shopping for his sweetheart at the Cathouse. To add insult to
upcoming injury, he makes the unfortunate mistake of asking Sugar
for a discount. Sadly, for him, her sister happens to be just
a few aisles away... |
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Whomever said "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" obviously
never met Ivory. To her, work and play are often
indistinguishable from one another. It's only when Melody
starts doing the monthly paperwork that Ivory's inability to
separate the two becomes readily apparent. |
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It's Hallowe'en, and the girls of Melody's are once again holding
their annual trick-or-treat candy contest. The one with the
biggest bag of candy at the end of the night wins, and Trixie is
ready to claim her prize. She appears to be the winner this
year, or at least until some of the other girls see Echo's haul for
the night... |
