Getting Nude with Chairman Mao

A jewel of origionality.

Og, nicely written. The concept so origional. The concept had me laughing. I for one loved it.

Cute and Impressive

Phenomenal idea for both a story and an entry into the contest. Well written, well done and a well-deserved 5 stars. No last place for you, Og!

Pass the Red Book

Fabulous, fun and festive. Thank you, Og, for inspiring us to realize that ideas are only a bookshelf away.

Goodness!

And to think that when I read the Little Red Book all those years ago, I thought it was about revolutionary politics. Thank you for helping me put things in perspective Og.

:)

This is a really creative idea. I admit I was a little skeptical when I saw the title, but you proved me wrong. Great work!

You're One of a Kind

Og, once again, you show us that you walk to the beat of your own drum. You gave us short piece that was full, imaginative, and as usual, impeccably written.

You are to be congratulated for a fine entry! Good luck!

Quite clever!

And original - although too short. Surely with more study you could find additional inspiration... LOL!

How Fun!

Creative little story. Mao will never look the same. Thanks.

Loved it!

Very, very clever... Great read! Good luck in the contest!

cuter than hell

This is the second nudity story i've read and they're both winners. but this one was something else. I never thought i'd live to see the day when Mao would be sexy....but live long enough and who knows...

Very Clever Idea

I laughed, I cried (at the image of a naked Mao standing over the bed!), I socialized my country, and now I am looking at Sun Tzu's Art of War for more sex advice! Thanks!

Fab story

And now we are waiting for the one hundred page sequel "Getting nude with Ayn Rand". Ingenious piece ... best of luck for the contest (I know, I know, you don't write to win, but I for one don't know anyone who would deserve it more).

I loved it!

Well written as expected!

T'riffic

OH damned clever these Chinese.
Loved it, Ogg.

Delightful, in a true revolutionary spirit, Ogg. My only reservation was for its brevity; the Chairman provided so much more pertinent advice, and I would liked to have seen Helen and yourself putting his words into action.

I never thought much of Mao

But I have changed my mind now. Perhaps he actually knew what he was talking about. I really enjoyed the story.

Call me Comrade if it's this much fun...

You've converted me totally, Ogg, and your story tags kill me. Sequel involving Marx's Communist Manifesto perhaps?