Message-ID: <62197asstr$1339017001@assm.asstr-mirror.org> X-Original-To: ckought69@hotmail.com Delivered-To: ckought69@hotmail.com X-Yahoo-Newman-Property: ymail-3 X-Yahoo-Newman-Id: 417480.37002.bm@omp1064.mail.ne1.yahoo.com X-Original-Message-ID: <1338938477.32708.YahooMailNeo@web121206.mail.ne1.yahoo.com> From: "T.h.e. Outlaw" <the.outlaw2011@yahoo.com> Reply-To: "T.h.e. Outlaw" <the.outlaw2011@yahoo.com> X-ASSTR-Original-Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2012 16:21:17 -0700 (PDT) Subject: {ASSM} Keep Manhattan, Just Give Me That Countryside: Part 7 - Labor Day (nosex) Lines: 193 Date: Wed, 06 Jun 2012 17:10:01 -0400 Path: assm.asstr-mirror.org!not-for-mail Approved: <assm@asstr-mirror.org> Newsgroups: alt.sex.stories.moderated,alt.sex.stories Followup-To: alt.sex.stories.d X-Archived-At: <URL:http://assm.asstr-mirror.org/Year2012/62197> X-Moderator-Contact: ASSTR ASSM moderation <story-ckought69@hotmail.com> X-Story-Submission: <ckought69@hotmail.com> X-Moderator-ID: dennyw, newsman <1st attachment, "kmjgmtc-7.doc" begin> Keep Manhattan, Just Give Me That Countryside Part 7 Labor Day (nosex) Today was the big day. After six months of hard work, XCOS was ready. And what better way to introduce the world to XCOS than to introduce it at the E3 Electronic Extertainment Expo? Many in our company questioned my decision to introduce a computer operating system at a convention many associated with video games. After ten years in the tech industry, I pretty much knew what the consumers wanted. They wanted an operating system which appealed to all people. We designed XCOS to appeal to the business crowd, the stay-at-home moms, the soccer moms, the social network lovers, and the hardcore gamers. We demonstrated the capabilities of XCOS to many PC game developers, and were in such awe of the technology and our business strategy that they more than readily agreed to develop games for it. It was thirty minutes before we were set to make history. I began having flashbacks of my experience with technology. I remember receiving my first computer. It was a Commodore 64. I fell in love with the simple design. But once I learned the awesome raw power of its CPU and how to use machine language to design my own programs, I knew what the future had in store for me. The founder of Commodore was an inspiration. He was a Polish Jew who was detained by the Nazis during the Nazi Holocaust, freed by the Allies, and migrated to America where he raised a family and went on to found a typewriter repair company which would one day become one of the most important computer companies of all time. When I learned of his recent passing, it felt like a part of my childhood died along with him. I was almost lost in my memories when I felt a pat on my back. It was Steven. He and Sarita had just arrived. "Jesus, Steve, you were supposed to have been here four hours ago," I chided Steven. "Just where were you?" "Oh it's nothing," said Steven. "Sarita and I stopped in Las Vegas and... well, you know what goes on in Vegas." Then he and Sarita simultaneously showed their hands to me. They were wearing wedding bands. My momentary annoyance with Steven's tardiness was suddenly washed away and replaced with pride. I gave my best friend and his new wife hugs, congratulating them. Their whirlwind romance reminded me of the whirlwind romance I shared with my wife Victoria. Victoria was not feeling well so she decided to stay at the hotel. Our baby was due any moment now. Over the last few months, Victoria became dismayed at her pregnancy weight gain as well as the stretchmarks which adorned her now very pregnant belly. But if anything, her pregnancy has given her a radiance and a glow that makes her even more alluring. I always make her feel better by kissing her stretchmarks as well as putting my ear against her belly just to hear and feel our baby moving inside. It wouldn't be long before we would hold our son or daughter in our arms and show him or her love and affection. I grabbed my cellphone with the intention of calling Victoria to check up on her and see if she was okay, but an E3 director informed me it was time for our presentation. I hastily put my phone back in my pocket, straightened my clothes, and then Steven and I took to the stage. The reception we got when we showed up on stage was beyond phenomenal. Our viral marketing campaign paid off BIG time. There were hardcore fans from all over the world. I absorbed myself in the wild cheers and applause. It dawned on me that the Brooklyn punk kid has grown up to become one of the most successful businessmen of all time. I decided to greet everybody from all over the world. "Hello! Salut! Bonjour! Konnichiwa!" The crowd was going crazy. "I am so grateful that every single one of you have come from all over the world to become part of a revolution." With that cue, we debuted our video presentation: a demonstration of the many features of XCOS to the tune of the Beatles' "Revolution." The crowd was dazzled by the beautiful custom-made interface, the built-in software, the integrated social networking (including Tumblr), and the line-up of computer games which would be available in our App Store. After the video presentation ended, the crowd reacted as if the Beatles or Pink Floyd reunited for a farewell concert. It was the greatest moment of my life. And even though I was not aware, my phone rang. I didn't hear it, but Steven did. "Dude, your phone's ringing," said Steven. I glanced down at the caller ID. It was Victoria. "Well ladies and gentlemen, it seems that my wife is calling me. Please excuse me." I stepped away from the microphone to answer the phone. "Hello?" "Sean-Paul..." my wife said in what sounded like pain. "Honey, what's wrong?" "I have to get to the hospital! I'm in labor! I'm having the baby!" "Okay I'll be there as soon as possible. Bye." I hung up the phone. I stepped back to the microphone. "I'm sorry ladies and gentlemen, but I have to leave. My wife is having our baby. Thank you for your love and support!" The crowd applaud, but I wasn't sure if it was for the company or for the fact that I was soon to become a father. Maybe it's both. Anyway, I rushed out of the convention center and headed straight for the hotel. I rushed up to the penthouse suite where my wife and I were staying. I opened the door and headed straight for the bedroom. I saw Victoria resting on the bed. I went right to her. "Come on, let's get you to the hospital." Suddenly, Victoria made a sharp cry. "AH!" The sound sent chills down my spine. I thought she was hurt. Then she said, "My water broke, Sean-Paul. We're not going to make it to the hospital. Oh my God, I'm going to have our baby right here in the hotel!" I was close to panicking. I calmed myself down by practicing the breathing techniques Victoria learned in her lamaze classes. After I calmed down, I grabbed my phone and called the hospital informing them of the situation. Then Victoria's contractions began. "AAAIII!" I suddenly realized that I was going to have to deliver our baby. I had Victoria get her breathing under control. She breathed in an our for a minute, and then she would make a push. We repeated this process for well over an hour. After an hour, I glanced down at my wife's vagina. It was stretching. And I could see the crown of the head of our child. "I see the head, Victoria! I see the head! Keep breathing and pushing!" I placed my hands down at the top and bottom of her stretched vagina, ready to support our baby's head after he or she is exposed to the outside world. Another thirty minutes elapsed, and after a particularly hard push, our baby was out. I gently supported our child's head as I gently laid them down on the towel underneath Victoria's splayed legs. I cleaned our baby of blood and leftover amniotic fluid until they were pink like a baby should be. I placed an aspirator into each nostril and sucked the amniotic fluid out of their lungs, and then our baby took its first breath and cried. I glanced at Victoria. She was crying with joy at the first sounds of our baby. I gently picked up our child and placed our child in her arms. "It's a girl," I said. "Look at our beautiful daughter!" Victoria peppered our newborn daughter with feather-light kisses. She placed a finger in her tiny hand, amazed at how tiny she was. Then I heard a knock at the door. I opened the door, and medical personnel arrived. They snipped our daughter's umbilical cord and transported her and her mother to the hospital. I followed them and arrived at the hospital at the same time. I went to the maternity ward, and I visited my wife and our daughter. I greeted my wife with a kiss. I glanced down at our daughter. She was sleeping. "Have you thought of a name"? I asked my wife. "Yes I have," she replied. "I've always wanted my daughter to be named after my best friend. I choose Anne." EPILOGUE Four years ago, our daughter Anne was born. Two years later, we gave our daughter a little brother. We named him Sean-Paul II. We released XCOS to the masses two weeks after the E3 Electronic Entertainment Expo. It was an immediate smash hit. In fact, sales of XCOS were so strong that it overtook Windows and Mac OS X as the best-selling and most widely uses operating system. I managed to take a small company and turn it into a Microsoft killer and an Apple killer all rolled into one. The popularity of XCOS singlehandedly revived the waning computer gaming industry. Console gaming still reigned supreme, but computer gaming was giving it a run for its money better than ever before. Many in the tech industry are now speculating that we're going to get into the home video game business and introduce a new game console. Right now that's not being planned, but you never know what the future holds. I just got off the phone with Victoria. She just got back from the doctor. She's pregnant...with twins. THE END <1st attachment end> ----- ASSM Moderation System Notice------ Notice: This post has been modified from its original format. 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