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We thought it would be fun - and
probably insufferably cute - if each of the contributors to this
site was represented using one of the characters in Roger Hargreaves'
Mr Men and Little Miss books. (Pab has fond memories of the '70s
Arthur Lowe-narrated animations.) The idea came from the fact
that we'd written a revision
of the Little Miss Naughty story, in which slightly more than
nose-tweaking is involved. You'll find links below to the original
books at Amazon.com. They're also available in all good bookshops
- and quite a lot of the bad ones too.
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Pablo:
Mr Impossible
No, Pablo isn't really small and purple, with a tall
hat and an idiot grin. Even though he does achieve the impossible once
in a very blue moon, Pablo is represented on these pages by the violet
varmint because Mija is of course Little
Miss Naughty, and their paths cross most appositely in this
story of ours, which is a shameless perversion of the Roger
Hargreaves original. For a less crypto-spanko tale, try the original
story of Mr Impossible.
Mija:
Little Miss Naughty
If you need an explanation of why Mija is Little Miss
Naughty, you clearly haven't been paying much attention to the rest
of the site. She just is, okay. You catch her here in the middle
of some terrible mischief, probably taken from a story we sorta kinda
wrote in which she gets her long-overdue
comeuppance. See how Roger Hargreaves deals with the naughty miss
in his original
story of Little Miss Naughty.
MollyB:
Little Miss Sunshine
Molly is a very good friend of ours, with whom we've
spent cool time both in Britain and in the US, notably a great
trip to San Francisco. She's also the co-creator of Spank'bble.
We both thought that Little Miss Sunshine was just right for Molly,
and also loved the idea that it would embarrass the heck out of her.
We think Molly is way kewl. Our only concern is her burgeoning Twiglets
fetish. We're proud to host a collection of Molly's Jamie
and Alan stories here. Check out the original
story of Little Miss Sunshine, too.
Randi:
Little Miss Splendid
Randi isn't quite so snooty as this picture makes her
look, but more than one person has noted how close the resemblance otherwise
is - which she'll kill us for saying, but what the heck. We had a wonderful
time with Randi a while ago, and whine almost continually at how
far she lives from us both. Randi's
own web-site is great, and deserves your undivided attention right
this minute. If you want to find out just how splendid splendid can
be, here's the original
story of Little Miss Splendid.
Tasha:
Little Miss Somersault
Tasha Geller isn't exactly like our picture
here. She's not nearly so blue (except when she's been outside too long)
and her hair is a bit darker. In the fall of 1999 we visited
Tasha and her daddy, Mr. Geller, and Mija wrote an account of her Sleepover.
Among other things, Tasha is a great writer, and very sweetly
wrote a funfunfun story about her misadventures
with Mija in Las Vegas. Tasha and Mija also find trouble in Mija's
story, Swinging, or maybe trouble
finds them - it's hard to tell sometimes. Here's the original
story of Little Miss Somersault. Tasha's wonderful collection of
stories is now on-line at her web-site, Two
Shades of Blue.
Kent:
Mr Grumpy
Kent isn't really this grumpy (nor is he quite
this square). Ideally, we'd have represented him here as Eeyore, with
whom he has an almost eerie (Eeyorie?) kinship, but the theme we're
using is the Mr Men and Little Misses, not Pooh, so our hands are tied.
Kent writes really sweet and funny stories, some of which can be found
at Laura's Spanking Corner, and one of
which, Spankers' Disability
Insurance, we're lucky enough to be featured in. Here's the original
story of Mr Grumpy. He's not at all like Kent. Kent just pretends
to be grumpy.
Peg:
Little Miss Stubborn
Peg definitely is stubborn,
and we love her for it. She was the first person Mija wrote to (even
gave her the name "Mija") and has been a wonderful friend
to both of us over the last few years. Given how few stories she writes,
the fact she's let us include this
one at the site is all the nicer! Here's the original
story of Little Miss Stubborn.
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