/authors/margaretb/Recent content in MargaretB on Gromet's Plaza ArchiveHugoen-usFri, 10 Jan 2003 00:00:00 +0000/stories/2003/01/10/flight-security/Fri, 10 Jan 2003 00:00:00 +0000/stories/2003/01/10/flight-security/<p>8 8 Flight Security by Margaret B Suggested by lillian</p> <p>That bitch is queer!  She enjoyed every second from seeing me take off my shoes to using that light to look up my pussy.  This was the first time I’ve flown since Master Rick put the rings in and I didn’t think.  I just did not think that two small rings in my pussy lips hooked by a mailbox lock would set off the metal detector.  Shit, was I wrong!  As I stood in line, I realized the rings and lock might set off an alarm, but I hoped panties, pantyhose, skirt, and holding my legs together would be enough.  Being pulled out of line and going through the whole routine with the wand was bad enough, but then I was taken by a female security agent to a private room.  I felt like every eye was on me and I knew where those eyes were looking, right at my crotch.  Another woman sitting at a desk in the small, clean, and brightly lit room told me what the law required and asked me to sign a form acknowledging my consent.  “Please place all your belongings on the table and remove all your clothing”, the statement was short, tactful, and embarrassing.</p>/stories/2003/01/10/open/Fri, 10 Jan 2003 00:00:00 +0000/stories/2003/01/10/open/<p>8 8 Open! by Margaret B</p> <p>An appointment with the dentist is one of those modern engagements that all of us dislike.  Even if we have a dentist we like, insurance that covers most of the cost, and enjoy the feeling of a clean smile and good dental health going to the dentist is never a pleasure.  Some people have true phobias of the dental office or chair requiring behavioral analysis and modification to allow the barest required treatment from even the kindest professional.  Sitcoms make jokes about dentists and the fear of the chair expressing our dislike of going before millions of people.  Thus, a few years ago Kramer coined the discriminatory title “anti-dentite” in an episode of what many people believe to be the best sitcom series ever produced.  There are among us a class of people who will avoid the dentist as long as possible while suffering and risking their health.  This short story recaps a recent visit to the dentist’s chair with a little extra pain and suffering.</p>