Fairy Tales

For those of you who like Fairy Tales the story of "Snow Flake and the 7 Dwarfs" is on the latest listing. It is one persons interpretation of this famous tale and something that may cause parents and grandparents to wonder if this story should be read to the children.

I wrote this because some people tell me my comments can sometimes give the impression I think the stories submitted here are real. This story will give everyone an insight into how I view stories and may make my comments a little less serious (if anyone ever takes them seriously, which I rarely do).

There is a slight twist at the end of the story, a lesson for anyone who wants to think about it. I hope you enjoy the story.

Thanks for the plug. My own venture into Fairyland is called "The Tale of Gillian" which I like so much that I'll even piggyback someone else's plug to plug it.

Thanks, canadianspankee. Great minds think alike (and the rest of the quote): I wrote "Snow White and the Eight Dwarves" and also inventions on the theme of Jack and the Beanstalk (Jacqui and the Beanstalk, I think) and Cinderella (Sindorella).

Maybe you should do a version of the Wizard of Oz where the Wicked Witch of the West gets a good spanking instead of a more violent end! Ding Dong, the witch got spanked, the wicked old witch got spanked!LOL

Redskinluver

I'd prefer Dorothy to be spanked by the wicked witch - but there's no accounting for taste!

I have to go with Snow White spanking all the men in the story. Now that would make the story really interesting, but I am afraid not something for Walt Disney and crew.

I've seen a really icky version of what really happened with Snow White and the dwarves in Fables. Do not mention the dwarves around her.

I heard a joke about Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

The king was concerned as he wanted his son to marry a pure girl so he had Snow White taken to the court physician to find out if she was a virgin. After the examination he asked the physician, "Well, is her hymen broken?"

"It is unbroken, Majesty," the doctor replied, "But there are seven small dents in it."