Hailey has a new job and is excited to create a new morning routine. She has never been a boba tea drinker before, but then again, Booba Tea doesn’t necessarily serve boba tea. Each day, Hailey stops in at Booba Tea for a morning drink and each day she finds herself more and more of a bimbo, with a larger chest and a lower intelligence. And by day six, there’s no doubt that Hailey is a bimbo, in body and in mind. Will Hailey be able to navigate life as a bimbo or will she even care? Find out in Six Days to Bimbo. This bimbofication short story is 7,300 words long. It is the second book in Booba Tea Series. This book features themes of bimboification, bimboization, and bimbification.

All sports fans want to see their team win the championship but being a fan is about more than watching your team win the big game. As part of an ongoing best selling series, "100 Things" Utes helps Utah lovers get the most out of being a fan. Get ready to enjoy your team on a new, more involved, level.

Boys' Life is the official youth magazine for the Boy Scouts of America. Published since 1911, it contains a proven mix of news, nature, sports, history, fiction, science, comics, and Scouting.

Cynthia Douglas is about to discover how she was born into substance abuse. Then just when her troubled spirit is gradually conceiving the reality of being the daughter of a wanted drug dealer, her psychiatrist comes out of the blue and turns into her grandfather. With an ultimatum of seven days to give up her fatherin an exchange for her kidnapped motherCynthia finds herself in the worst dilemma of her life. Would she survive her adversaries brutal assaults and blackmails? Find out, as Prof. Tom Turnbull and Detective Oluma prepare to embark on the daunting task of recovering her mother from a vicious drug-pushing Hispanic brotherhood. An African short tale set in Spanish-British theme, Cynthia, daughter of Bimbo Douglas, fights many demonsboth within and without. The story highlights the negative effects of alcoholism, the prevalence of crime, and the law of karma; that justice always finds its course, even though it may come at a stiff price. The story is mixed in swift, graphic scenes, flaunting descriptive prowess, with the authors medical background resonating intermittently Dr Adeniyi Marcus, poet, essayist.

"Alive Day" is currently optioned by Phoenix Pictures to become a blockbuster movie. Watch for the rest of the series as it becomes available! Based on a true story. On August 6, 2003, Task Force Arc Angel is 30 minutes from extraction after 26 months on a covert operation deep in denied territory. The highly classified organization known as “the Activity,” answerable only to the Secretary of Defense and the President of the United States, is mistaken for an Iraqi unit, and attacked by friendly forces. Of the seven members of the team, only one, Chief Warrant Officer Samuel Hill, made it out alive. During the subsequent investigation, Chief, now paralyzed and homeless, is charged with six counts of premeditated homicide. This is Chief’s story. "Alive Day" is currently optioned by Phoenix Pictures to become a blockbuster movie. Watch for the rest of the series as it becomes available!

The Thatcher Country Club has six new members, three couples to help boost the club’s membership numbers and overall revenue. But the club has a particular culture and new members who fit that culture are few and far between. However, there’s a plan for that. Courtney and Derek are already in the deep end as they find themselves mentally adapting more and more to the club culture, especially after taking part in orientation. How can Thatcher Country Club persuade Courtney and Derek to change their lives for the club? Will it even matter with the underhanded tactics the club uses? Find out in New Recruits. This bimbofication short story is 8,300 words long. It is the second book in the Country Club Series. This series follows three couples who have been recruited to join the Thatcher Country Club. Each book in the series will focus on a stage of the induction process leading to bimbofications that extend across the series.

Boys' Life is the official youth magazine for the Boy Scouts of America. Published since 1911, it contains a proven mix of news, nature, sports, history, fiction, science, comics, and Scouting.

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Three boys and four girls were already living with Mama when Osas came to join them as the eighth domestics servant. She had a four room apartment in the Warders' Barracks, Abude where she was the prisons Department head cook. At the end of every day, the remnants of the raw food stuffs from the kitchen were shared into three parts. Two thirds went to the Chief Warder's house while Mama Benin had the rest. The same went for palm-oil, salt, mutton and firewood. So, food was not her problem mama Benin never spent a kobo of her salary on food stuffs. She was thus in a position to maintain a large number of domestic servants. All the seven boys and girls living with her were off-spring of her distant relations. Osas abalone was her nephew. Mama Benin was a strict disciplinarian. She never speared the rod. The slightest offence by any of her servants a attracted heavy flogging. Even when a neighbor intervened, she never failed to use the cane. The only thing she did, if she like the intruder, as she always called person, was to reduce the number of strokes to be given out to any offender who had an interceder. The offender might be lucky to have just twelve lashes. Sometimes, she might be infuriated by the plea from a neighbour and so increase the number of strokes to twenty-four. Tired to receiving entreaties from any one on behalf of any offending servant, she devised another method of flogging her offenders. She kept a number of canes in her bedroom. As soon as a servant committed any offence, she sent the culprit to fetch something for her from her bedroom. She was always obeyed. Seconds later, she would close up with the offender in her bedroom, lock up the door and empty as many canes she wanted on the culprit. The best the pleading neighbours could do was to pled for mercy for the would open the windows. Such pleas normally fell on deaf ears as she would open the door release the culprit only when she was satisfied that she had meted out of the offender sever punishment as she pleased.