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Slammed In The Butt By The Prehistoric Megalodon Shark Amid Accusations Of Jumping Over Him
After Morn Mince has a little too much chocolate milk at dinner, he suddenly finds himself waking up with a splitting headache and no recollection of what happened the night before. Unfortunately, the last place he remembers heading was towards the waterfront, and the daily news has reports of an unknown man repeatedly jumping over a prehistoric Megalodon shark in the bay (which was funny at first, but now the jump is getting old).
Suddenly a wanted man, Morn heads down to talk to the ancient Carcharodon Megalodon himself, a handsome brain surgeon sea beast named Perks Yono. At first, Morn is simply trying to avoid the standard shark jumping punishment of cultural exile, but soon enough him and Dr. Yono begin to realize that what defines a jump is in the eye, and butt, of the beholder. Of course, all of this culminates in a hardcore anal pounding that will shake you to your very core.
This erotic tale is 4,300 words of sizzling human on gay Carcharodon Megalodon brain surgeon action, including anal, blowjobs, cream pies, rough sex, shark jumping and prehistoric sea creature love.
Suddenly a wanted man, Morn heads down to talk to the ancient Carcharodon Megalodon himself, a handsome brain surgeon sea beast named Perks Yono. At first, Morn is simply trying to avoid the standard shark jumping punishment of cultural exile, but soon enough him and Dr. Yono begin to realize that what defines a jump is in the eye, and butt, of the beholder. Of course, all of this culminates in a hardcore anal pounding that will shake you to your very core.
This erotic tale is 4,300 words of sizzling human on gay Carcharodon Megalodon brain surgeon action, including anal, blowjobs, cream pies, rough sex, shark jumping and prehistoric sea creature love.
31 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 15, 2017
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Chuck Tingle
467 books2,859 followersChuck Tingle is a mysterious force of energy behind sunglasses and a pink mask. He is also an anonymous author of romance, horror, and fantasy. Chuck was born in Home of Truth, Utah, and now splits time between Billings, Montana and Los Angeles, California. Chuck writes to prove love is real, because love is the most important tool we have when resisting the endless cosmic void. Not everything people say about Chuck is true, but the important parts are.
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July 10, 2024FLOATS ARE GOOD FOR SHARKWEEKS AND VALENTINES!!!!
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HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY WEEK!!
i'm going to be floating some of my favorite monsterporn reviews until thursday, since goodreads informs me this is "romance week." hey, beasts - bring on the romance!
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it’s always a good sign when the first word of a book is a typo. followed shortly thereafter by another typo:
A haven’t talked with Cort in ages, and it’s certainly good to see his face against as we stare at one another across the table…
all quotes in this book are [sic]. but not “sick” because love is love, even betwixt man and ancient monstershark
morn and cort are two old buds catching up over some chocolate milk, which as you know, is an intoxicant in the tingleverse. cort is embittered, finding no pleasure in life, and morn - inebriated and impatient, calls him out on this negativity:
this upsets morn and he storms off in a huff
”Where are you going?” Cort stammers, chasing after me.
“To prove love is real,” I tell him. “I’m going for a swim!”
whether or not this would beget ironclad proof of love’s existence, i don’t know. logic is a little screwy in monsterotica. but morn thinks it’s a sensible plan, and off he runs to see it through, only we don’t know how this grand romantic gesture panned out because morn is, after all, five chocolate milks to the wind
and there’s a lacuna in the text that resumes with him waking up on his couch, bleary-eyed, memory foggy, confronted by a breaking news story about a shark who has been jumped.
a handsome, prehistoric shark who lives in the bay nearby.
reporters are horrified, witnesses dismayed, but that’s no reason not to drop some wikipedia-flavored factoids, tingle-style:
”I think he should go to jail for what he’s done, jumping that handsome Carcharodon Megalodon like that. That ancient shark measuring up to fifty nine feet in length never hurt nobody!”
you know what else never hurt nobody? a little bit of winky meta-commentary:
“You know I thought it was funny at first, but it’s just the same jump over and over again!”
but now we gotta get serious because shark jumping is serious bizzness indeed, with serious penalties, as we learn when morn wonders aloud
Could I really have been trying to prove love so hard that I jumped the shark?
and does a bing search (A BING SEARCH!!!) inquiring, What is the punishment for jumping sharks?
only to learn - The punishment for jumping sharks, prehistoric or otherwise, is complete and utter exile from all civilization, banished to a life of wandering meaninglessly through the desert wasteland.
in order to avoid prosecution, he heads back to the scene of the crime in order to apologize to the handsome ancient shark, but when he finds him, there don’t seem to be any hard feelings.
BUT BE PATIENT - HARD FEELINGS WILL SOON BE HARD
speaking of patient, that’s actually who the megalodon is waiting for, there in the middle of the bay
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HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY WEEK!!
i'm going to be floating some of my favorite monsterporn reviews until thursday, since goodreads informs me this is "romance week." hey, beasts - bring on the romance!
**********************************************
it’s always a good sign when the first word of a book is a typo. followed shortly thereafter by another typo:
A haven’t talked with Cort in ages, and it’s certainly good to see his face against as we stare at one another across the table…
all quotes in this book are [sic]. but not “sick” because love is love, even betwixt man and ancient monstershark
morn and cort are two old buds catching up over some chocolate milk, which as you know, is an intoxicant in the tingleverse. cort is embittered, finding no pleasure in life, and morn - inebriated and impatient, calls him out on this negativity:
”I’m not negative,” counters Cort. “I’m just realistic. We can’t all be like you and just blindly believe that everything is great. Things are getting worse. Love is not real.”
I almost choke on the chocolate milk that I’m sipping and struggle to collect myself. “What?” I stammer. “Now you’re definitely full of it. Love is real.”
“Love is not real,” Cort repeats. “You think that love is just some kind of physical force that can protect you from the harsh truths of the world? If you swim out in that cold bay right now, is love going to protect you and keep you warm just because you believe in it?”
this upsets morn and he storms off in a huff
”Where are you going?” Cort stammers, chasing after me.
“To prove love is real,” I tell him. “I’m going for a swim!”
whether or not this would beget ironclad proof of love’s existence, i don’t know. logic is a little screwy in monsterotica. but morn thinks it’s a sensible plan, and off he runs to see it through, only we don’t know how this grand romantic gesture panned out because morn is, after all, five chocolate milks to the wind
and there’s a lacuna in the text that resumes with him waking up on his couch, bleary-eyed, memory foggy, confronted by a breaking news story about a shark who has been jumped.
a handsome, prehistoric shark who lives in the bay nearby.
reporters are horrified, witnesses dismayed, but that’s no reason not to drop some wikipedia-flavored factoids, tingle-style:
”I think he should go to jail for what he’s done, jumping that handsome Carcharodon Megalodon like that. That ancient shark measuring up to fifty nine feet in length never hurt nobody!”
you know what else never hurt nobody? a little bit of winky meta-commentary:
“You know I thought it was funny at first, but it’s just the same jump over and over again!”
but now we gotta get serious because shark jumping is serious bizzness indeed, with serious penalties, as we learn when morn wonders aloud
Could I really have been trying to prove love so hard that I jumped the shark?
and does a bing search (A BING SEARCH!!!) inquiring, What is the punishment for jumping sharks?
only to learn - The punishment for jumping sharks, prehistoric or otherwise, is complete and utter exile from all civilization, banished to a life of wandering meaninglessly through the desert wasteland.
in order to avoid prosecution, he heads back to the scene of the crime in order to apologize to the handsome ancient shark, but when he finds him, there don’t seem to be any hard feelings.
BUT BE PATIENT - HARD FEELINGS WILL SOON BE HARD
speaking of patient, that’s actually who the megalodon is waiting for, there in the middle of the bay
”Are you the ambulance boat?” the prehistoric shark asks, gnashing his rows of seemingly endless, razor-sharp teeth.
“What?” I question, not even sure where to begin.
“The ambulance boat,” the monstrous sea beast repeats. “I’m meeting one here for a drop off. They’ve got a patient onboard.”
“You’re a doctor?” I suddenly question.
The Megalodon nods. “Brain surgeon.”
i love that this megalodon is a brain surgeon (named dr. perks yono) and i love that his expected patient reschedules during this story, like “oh, something came up. i will have brain surgery later in the week k thx bai."
morn begins his apology:“I need to talk to you about something,” I admit. “I think I was the one that jumped over you last night.”
The ancient monster’s eyes go wide with recognition, then confusion. He shakes his head back and forth in the water. “I don’t think so, I got a pretty good look at the guy who jumped me on that jet ski, and it certainly wasn’t you.”
“It wasn’t?” I stammer.
“Nope,” the Megalodon offers. “You’ve got the same leather jacket thing going on, but this guy was a lot cooler. He kept saying Aye!”
I shake my head. “Yeah, that doesn’t really sound like me. But if that’s the case then why am I all wet?”
The prehistoric shark looks me up and down. “Well, you do look kinda familiar. I think I saw you swimming up there above me, shouting about proving love or something like that. You were wasted.”
there is one way to confirm his identity, because according to the megalodon doctor, whomever was there, doing the jumping, was not wearing pants.
so morn takes off his pants - because they need to get to the bottom of this AND LEMME TELL YA - BOTTOMS WILL BE GOTTEN TO and dr yono goes full little red riding hood tricksy-interrogation on him, “my what big … eyes you have,” coaxing him to tumescence in order to make a proper ID, of course.
I slip my underwear down and step out of them, not at all hiding the fact that I’ve now swollen to a half chubs.
“The guy swimming above me was totally stiff,” Dr. Yono explains. “I think it was you swimming up there last night but… I’m still not sure.”
I’m trembling with desire now, unable to calm myself in the presence of this incredible beast. “Want to give me a hand?” I question.
oh and he DOES
and although the shark on the cover of this book has human hands, this shark has proper sharkfins and if you are concerned about what a hand job from a shark might feel like, considering that those sharky denticles make human skin bleed very easily, have no fear for morn’s delicate peenskin because the dr’s skin is remarkably soft, even on morn’s most tender vittles. BY WHICH I MEAN HIS TESTICLES.
and he very much enjoys the doctor’s examination, but is he ready to up the ante??“Do you want me to suck you off?” the Carcharodon Megalodon coos.
Perks Yono’s question is not an easy one, as my desire to receive a blowjob from this handsome creature is only matched by my apprehension for his razor sharp teeth. Still, this monster of the deep has done nothing to betray my trust so far, and I feel as though I’m a pretty good judge of character. I’ve come this far already; why not give in to these powerful homoerotic desires that consume me so completely?
sure, why NOT stick your dick into the mouth of a sixty foot prehistoric killing machine?
being a prehistoric holdover, the good dr has had ample time to hone his skills. and … evolve some lips.
The next thing I know, Dr. Yono is opening wide and taking my cock between his lips, slowly moving his head up and down across the length of my shaft. I let out a long, satisfied groan, throwing my head back and reeling from the ancient sharks incredible blowjob skills.
THAR SHE BLOWS!!!!
but i think morn is deluding himself a little here
Overwhelmed with aching lust, I reach behind the good doctor’s head and pull him up against me, plunging my cock as far as I can into the creatures waiting mouth.
leaving aside the question of how long morn’s arms must be in order to encircle the giant shark’s head because this is monsterporn and no one’s expecting an accurate representation of biological possibles, let’s not flatter ourselves, morn, with the fantasy that there’s any part of your endowment that’s not able to fit into the mouth of your megalodon lover. “as far as i can?” ain’t no megalodon struggling to receive your teeny peeny.
if he can fit all these nerds in his mouth
and these people who may or may not be nerds
he’s taking your modest human peen with plenty of room to spare.
just to ram the point home a little more, this is the size of a megalodon's tooth next to a well-hung banana
having given, it is now time for the dr to receive and morn, clad in his scuba gear, slithers down below and gives him a little hand action.
It takes a while to get there, but eventually I see his massive member coming towards me in the darkness of the ocean. When I finally reach it, I wrap my hand around Yono’s girthy dick, beating him off with lustful gusto.
“Fuck yeah, stroke that ancient apex predator surgeon cock,” moans Dr. Yono, pumping his hips in time with my hand.
lustful gusto = amazing. i can see naming a rustic new england tavern or b&b after this: the lustful gusto. but i digress.
oral is out of the question because lungs, but somehow not out of the question is anal penetration of a human by a 60 foot fish, despite yono’s “substantial enormity”
and then it gets weird.
in the middle of all the aquatic pounding, the two realize they are in love
and dr yono gets real ambitious with his lovemaking and, still fully inserted in the backdoor of his human lover, he does some kind of weird after hours sea world shit and raises himself halfway out of the water, thrusting emphatically while propelling himself forward,* eventually resulting in a climactic and messy jizzy fireworks show:
My entire body heaves with spasms of blissful sensation, every muscle pulling taut and then contracting hard in a quake of ecstasy while jizz erupts for the head of my cock. The cum sprays out in front of me and then comes flying backwards to splatter in a pearly pattern across my chest.
and then, unable to stop themselves in the throes of postcoital momentum like some gay aquatic bestiality version of thelma and louise, they approach the ramp and jump together.
and while it is not the final line in the story, this seems to be the perfect quote with which to end the review, cumming full circle with the first-word typo and that unmistakable tingle linguistic flair:
“It love cumming up your ass while we jump as prehistoric shark and handsome man!” Dr. Yono cries.
happy shark week, pals...
*isn’t this the kind of shit dolphins and other trained water-dwelling creatures do to delight tourists? because i tried to find a GIF of this, using many colorful phrases, and had no luck. however, i have once again, in the course of GIS-ing visual touchpoints for this review, seen so very many things that will haunt me forevermore.
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August 2, 2017
Shark week lovin'!!
OK, so, more typical Chuck Tingle smut. Don't you hate it when you have one chocolate milk too many
and under the influence, decides to do some
?
Well, that's what Morn does, then goes back to have a chat with him. After a quick round of
he decide to do some shark jumping of a different nature with Perks Yono, the Carcharodon Megalodon /brain surgeon.
Before you know it, true to Chuck Tingle form, this happens
Then a little of this:
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Not the best or worst of Chuck's work. A must-read for shark week!!
OK, so, more typical Chuck Tingle smut. Don't you hate it when you have one chocolate milk too many
and under the influence, decides to do some
?
Well, that's what Morn does, then goes back to have a chat with him. After a quick round of
he decide to do some shark jumping of a different nature with Perks Yono, the Carcharodon Megalodon /brain surgeon.
Before you know it, true to Chuck Tingle form, this happens
Then a little of this:
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Not the best or worst of Chuck's work. A must-read for shark week!!
April 8, 2019
As far as I can tell, Chuck Tingle is the king of trolls. His stories might not be edited (you can tell from the typos), but they're definitely crazy and, if your sense of humor lies that way, hilarious.
This is the story of a man who meets with an old friend, gets drunk on chocolate milk (it's a highly intoxicating beverage, don't you know), then goes off into the bay to prove to said friend that love is real.
On the very next morning, he wakes up to news that a crazy man jet skied through the bay, going round and round the "handsome prehistoric shark that lives in the bay" until he jumped over it. And that is a Huge Offense, so the main character, uncertain of whether he actually did it or not, goes to apologize to the Megalodon shark. The shark doesn't seem very bothered - he's more concerned about the patient he was supposed to be seeing that morning.
There's nothing sexier than a handsome, prehistoric, brain surgeon shark - and the two are very attracted to each other, and this quickly descends into porn.
Finally, the existence of love is proved through... acrobatics?... and all's well that ends well. I had tears in my eyes by the time it was over. Possibly from laughing so hard, but you never know.
This is the story of a man who meets with an old friend, gets drunk on chocolate milk (it's a highly intoxicating beverage, don't you know), then goes off into the bay to prove to said friend that love is real.
Where are you going?” Cort stammers, chasing after me.
“To prove love is real,” I tell him. “I’m going for a swim!”
I burst out through the doors of the restaurant and immediately start stumbling towards the waterfront, chocolate milk surging through my system.
On the very next morning, he wakes up to news that a crazy man jet skied through the bay, going round and round the "handsome prehistoric shark that lives in the bay" until he jumped over it. And that is a Huge Offense, so the main character, uncertain of whether he actually did it or not, goes to apologize to the Megalodon shark. The shark doesn't seem very bothered - he's more concerned about the patient he was supposed to be seeing that morning.
“You’re a doctor?” I suddenly question.
The Megalodon nods. “Brain surgeon.”
There's nothing sexier than a handsome, prehistoric, brain surgeon shark - and the two are very attracted to each other, and this quickly descends into porn.
“Do you want me to suck you off?” the Carcharodon Megalodon coos.
Perks Yono’s question is not an easy one, as my desire to receive a blowjob from this handsome creature is only matched by my apprehension for his razor sharp teeth.
Finally, the existence of love is proved through... acrobatics?... and all's well that ends well. I had tears in my eyes by the time it was over. Possibly from laughing so hard, but you never know.
October 9, 2019
My only complaint is i've seen enough breath of the wild smut to know (some) sharks have two dicks.
And that's just a missed opportunity.
And that's just a missed opportunity.
November 14, 2021
A pang of fear suddenly strikes me deep, hit hard by the realization that the man they’re looking for is very likely me. Could I have really been trying to prove love so hard that I jumped the shark?
“Oh no,” I say to myself aloud. “Oh no, oh no.”
I jump up from my place on the couch and rush over to my laptop on the nearby table, quickly hopping online and typing a frantic Bing search.
*What is the punishment for jumping sharks?* I ask, then slap the enter key. The results are immediate.
The punishment for jumping sharks, prehistoric or otherwise, is complete and utter exile from all civilization, banished to a life of wandering meaninglessly through the desert wasteland.
[...]
“Wait!” I cry.
The Jurassic creature stops abruptly.
“I need to talk to you about something,” I admit. “I think I was the one that jumped over you last night.”
The ancient monster’s eyes go wide with recognition, then confusion. He shakes his head back and forth in the water. “I don’t think so, I got a pretty good look at the guy who jumped me on that jet ski, and it certainly wasn’t you.”
“It wasn’t?” I stammer.
“Nope,” the Megalodon offers. “You’ve got the same leather jacket thing going on, but this guy was a lot cooler. He kept saying *Aye*!”
I shake my head. “Yeah, that doesn’t really sound like me. But if that’s the case then why am I all wet?”
The prehistoric shark looks me up and down. “Well, you do look kinda familiar. I think I saw you swimming up there above me, shouting about proving love or something like that. You were wasted.”
“I just dove in the water with all my clothes on?” I question.
“No pants,” the Carcharodon Megalodon replies. “I guess I’d have to see you without them to be sure it was you.”
“Oh no,” I say to myself aloud. “Oh no, oh no.”
I jump up from my place on the couch and rush over to my laptop on the nearby table, quickly hopping online and typing a frantic Bing search.
*What is the punishment for jumping sharks?* I ask, then slap the enter key. The results are immediate.
The punishment for jumping sharks, prehistoric or otherwise, is complete and utter exile from all civilization, banished to a life of wandering meaninglessly through the desert wasteland.
[...]
“Wait!” I cry.
The Jurassic creature stops abruptly.
“I need to talk to you about something,” I admit. “I think I was the one that jumped over you last night.”
The ancient monster’s eyes go wide with recognition, then confusion. He shakes his head back and forth in the water. “I don’t think so, I got a pretty good look at the guy who jumped me on that jet ski, and it certainly wasn’t you.”
“It wasn’t?” I stammer.
“Nope,” the Megalodon offers. “You’ve got the same leather jacket thing going on, but this guy was a lot cooler. He kept saying *Aye*!”
I shake my head. “Yeah, that doesn’t really sound like me. But if that’s the case then why am I all wet?”
The prehistoric shark looks me up and down. “Well, you do look kinda familiar. I think I saw you swimming up there above me, shouting about proving love or something like that. You were wasted.”
“I just dove in the water with all my clothes on?” I question.
“No pants,” the Carcharodon Megalodon replies. “I guess I’d have to see you without them to be sure it was you.”
November 19, 2022
This is the single best and most poetic piece of literature I've ever experienced. I read it to my friends as a campfire story. Tears were shed. It's a thing of beauty. I'd rate it 183744 stars out of 5.
September 7, 2023
I laughed out loud so many times. strangely, this was medicine for my soul. I read this back to back with 'slammed by the handsome laundry detergent pod'.Not only did this live up to the good time my first Tingle book was, this beyond exceeded it. so funny. love a good happily ever after <3
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