Girls With Boys

Once Enos sits down in the booth to investigate the issue, he immediately comes in contact with one of the twins' perfectly firm asses.

They summon a park worker, Enos, and seem to be having trouble getting the photobooth to work. Enos seems to be willing to help them...

As we were shooting her, the "Bugman" from the wildly popular park feature "Gigueshow", Selmo Barboletto, wandered past and did a double take. We did, too, when we first saw her, but Buggy seemed to have a different reason.

"She looks just like you know who..."

We squinted. Goodness. Marielle does bear a striking resemblance to our Empress, Her Eternal Radience Eris II. Uncanny.

Buggy wandered over to investigate.

Vinicious never did smile. He did want to know at one point, when Wilona was out of earshot, if we could airbrush out an erection if he got one. We didn't know how to answer that... except to say, "No." His damn sister, for goodness sake.

Well, it certainly did cover her from head to toe. By the way, the pigtail wig was my idea. I thought she looked wild. Vinicious stretched the little speedo I gave him around his muscular ass and fat package while trying to keep from growling at his sister about the clear plastic she was draped in.

"What?" She asked.

"We'll talk about this when we get home," he quietly replied.

"Oh, this looks like a cover shot to me. Eight, nine, ten, maybe even eleven thou' for that, you know," chimed Deximo while looking for his light meter. Read more »

Just as we were discussing some additional ideas... perhaps rolling out the human-size aquarium or something like that... the conversation was interrupted by the sound of loud bootsteps.

While I put the finishing touches on the white drop, Deximo tells Wilona to get comfortable in the pink egg chair.

When asked about the snakeskin outfit, Wilona responds, "Well, it's something a Tucci would wear."

Indeed. Animals. Tucci Brothers. Snakes. Makes sense. But Deximo has something a little less decent in mind for his newest model.

For years the Tucci name has meant quality family circus entertainment. The Tucci Brothers, formerly Tucci and Sons before their father retired from the ring, were a circus headlining act with their acts of strength and daring-do in cages with seemingly wild, but well-trained animals. They were members of the Ancient Keeper Tribe, otherwise known as the Giques, who trace their lineage from a group of freakshow entertainers who were shipwrecked on the Islands along with the original settlers of Carnipelago. Read more »

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