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Climax Control Archives / The Ballad of the Blue Ball Special
« on: May 03, 2024, 08:08:03 PM »
Jamie: I can honestly say that despite what I would call something of a nightmarish upbringing, I have been blessed in life. Or rather, I became blessed in life. Simply because I wasn’t satisfied with where I was in life and decided for myself that I was going to do something about it rather than wallow in a perpetual state of self pity. Granted, the road that I forged had a lot of detours and I guess you might say unorthodox routes, but I have never looked back on the choices I made in how I got here with regret.

Most men and women who decided that becoming a professional wrestler was their dream made the decision to find the best wrestling school taught by a credible wrestler. Me? As soon as I turned eighteen and moved out of Lima, Ohio to Los Angeles, I got hired on as a worker for Can-Am. What’s that you ask? ‘What is Can-Am?’ Well cover your children’s ears to all you parents out there because Can-Am is, quite simply, is a video production company that features oil wrestling, pro wrestling (sort of), bondage wrestling and – yes, sex wrestling. More often than not, if you ‘lost’ the match, you won out in the end. If you get my meaning?

Anyway, that was where I developed a taste for wrestling - pun intended, and I made a legit go of it. I was trained properly and the first place to take a chance on a former wrestling porn star was, you guessed it, Sin City Wrestling.


A most uncharacteristically shy Jamie Dean enters the dressing room shared by the male roster members who were not currently champions. He felt heads turn and eyes stare, a given if the rumors about locker room gossip were true. And evidently he would have been somewhat known before his official debut had even taken place.

Though he had little need for the butterflies to be showing, because one of the more prominent superstars on the roster, none other than his opponent for that evening, Ben Jordan himself, stood up from his assigned spot on the benches in front of his locker. Ben crossed the threshold of the locker room and offered up his hand in a welcoming gesture.

Ben: You Jamie?

To which Jamie nodded, somewhat at a loss for words until his scintillating wit took over and he was able to nod, accepting Ben’s hand for the good natured greeting.

Jamie: Yeah.

See? Scintillating! Ben smiled, recognizing the signs of a nervous rookie. He placed a company hand on the young man's shoulder and let him over to his assigned station, which conveniently was right beside his own. Ben had taken the initiative to keep the newcomer closed so he had at least one means of support in the locker room. At least until bell time that is!

02/23/2014 - San Francisco War Memorial
w/ Vixen v Ben Jordan and Song

Jamie had been advised by some of those responsible for his professional training that if he should find himself in trouble inside of the ring, grab a handful. It became a credo that made Jamie’s matches so entertaining, even when he wasn’t having a hard time (pun intended) against a specific someone. And considering who he was up against at his first time in the so-called rodeo, Jamie had no problems following through with his instructions. However, Ben Jordan quickly showcased he wasn’t just ‘someone’. And he wasn’t one for allowing himself to become the butt of someone’s mind games.

Jamie grabbed a handful - or two - during his time inside of the ring with Ben when the Bombshells Vixen and Song weren’t stealing the show. But the tactics that would have rattled any ordinary man had little to no effect on Ben. Ben simply turned around and took the fight to Jamie in more ways than one.

Jamie: It’s ironic that my first match in SCW was over seven years ago and like my return, a part of the Blast From the Past. It’s strangely poetic, I would like to think. Granted, I would have liked to have debuted with a win but when you’re up against two legit stars like Song and Ben Jordan, even the combined might of a Grand Slam winner like Vixen and yours truly (I kid!) couldn’t offer up much in the way of resistance. Or at least I couldn't.

Ben pulled no punches when it came to his craft inside of the ring, and he showed me that welcoming me aside, he was doing everything he could to put me on my back. And while I never thought I would say this outright, I tried everything to keep from having that man pin me down. Bright side? While Ben pretty much manhandled me from start to finish and I have no shame in admitting that, at least I have the small satisfaction to say I didn’t get beat in my debut, even if I didn’t win. Make much sense? Still, this goes out to the Cockney King as I know he’s watching. Allow me to say my friend that it was a pleasure working under you.”


Jamie winks at the camera with the corner up his lip turned upright.

Jamie: I can’t thank Mark and Christian enough for being so accommodating to me during my tenure with them, and I can’t thank everyone in the locker rooms for being so accepting to someone who had to have been considered an outsider. Not just because of my past but because I was, I think, one of the first openly gay men in the locker rooms. And now? Now we’re EVERYWHERE!

Jamie swept his arms out wide, then looked thoughtful and considerate.

Jamie: I wonder if it’s catching? Could all the Bible thumpers and rednecks be right?

Jamie then closed his eyes and shook his head.

Jamie: Best not to dwell on it or else it might back up and come out in more embarrassing ways. What I would rather say is that I’ve been blessed to have had my share of success stories in wrestling. And while that singles championship has always remained elusive toward me, I wouldn’t have traded places with anyone because the championships that I did get to enjoy? I got to do so with one of my closest friends at my side.

04/10/2016 - Phoenix, Arizona
Blaze of Glory V

Only three short weeks ago, Ben had vacated the championships rather than keep the titles and hand one-half of the shared championship to someone who had not legitimately won it. So he handed both titles over, and then on a whim, contacted Jamie Dean to see if he would be interested in teaming with him for a chance at the vacated championships, facing Lord Raab and Samuel McPherson.

Jamie had not been as active as the other three men over the course of many weeks, and to some so-called wrestling experts, it showed. It was a titanic clash between both teams and while Ben handled himself admirably against Both Raab and Samuel, Jamie admittedly had some degree of difficulty separating himself from his fun loving moments in order to take things more seriously against such sinister opponents.

Still, Ben’s coaching and encouragement prevailed…

Jamie Dean stood on the top of the near corner and he flew off with a picture perfect 450 splash on top of the masked McPherson, sitting on his chest and hooking a leg for the three count as Ben kept Lord Raab from breaking up the pin!

Jamie: Why Ben chose me to be his tag team partner is still a mystery to me and his only answer when I questioned him about it was ‘I needed a partner and you needed an opportunity.’

Jamie shrugged with a smile.

Jamie: That’s Ben Jordan for you! The man who gave me the welcoming I needed and the push that I wanted. And his management getting us booked on Lip Synch Battle will forever be a memory I will cherish. However, after Ben and I dropped the championships to the Members of the Elders, our journey wasn’t finished. And I’m not just talking about our time together as a team.

03/19/2017 - Stockton, California
Blaze of Glory VI

A battle royal for the tag team titles was almost unheard of at the time, but this match featured five teams in a hard fought, over the top rope eliminations match to see whom would walk out of Stockton with the gold around their waists! Many were shocked when the reigning champions at the time, Jet City, were the first team to be eliminated. And as the teams slowly dwindled one by one, it soon became a rematch from the previous year’s event between Team BJ (Ben never did fully endorse that team name) and the Monstimals! Ben and Samuel McPherson both fell over the top rope at almost the same time, but fate would be in the corner of Ben and Jamie. McPherson hit the floor first, and Ben practically fell on top of him after.

The decision was clear!

Justin’s voice called over the sound system of the Alex G. Spanos Center, igniting the capacity crowd as he called aloud, “And NEWWW World Tag Team Champions!!! “The Cockney King” Ben Jordan! Jamie Dean! Team BJ!!!”

The crowd had become electrified from an already intense and exciting match - a Battle Royal featuring Jet City, along with fellow challengers the Monstimals, the Elders and the Unholy Alliance.

The referee handed the gold and jewel encrusted championship belts over to the brand new titleholders and raised their arms in victory while the other teams already eliminated looked on with contempt and disappointment.

Jamie: A lot of people asked me what my fondest memories were during my time in SCW. My friendship with Amy is right up there, as is my teaming with Ben. But there was something else during that time that happened that was and is, near and dear to my heart that rises above everything else. And I have Ben to thank for it.

Oasis - Los Angeles, California

From the outside, this nightclub geared toward teenagers was a safe haven that kept the younger generation from wandering the streets, chasing trouble and tragedy. But at the heart of it, Oasis was so much more.

It was a charity run organization that benefited and supported homeless teens of the LGBTQ community. On a whole other level of the building, was a shelter where sometimes over twenty five LGBTQ teenagers remained safe. They were given a place to sleep, food that was not from a soup kitchen or garbage can, and perhaps most importantly, the chance to go back to school where they could make something of themselves.

Jamie: If it hadn’t been for Ben, there would have been no Oasis. There would have been no safe shelter for so many kids that have come and gone from those walls, who depended on and benefited from the kindness of strangers. That first night where Oasis first opened, twenty three teenagers, both boys and girls, walked in and were given hope. Close friends such as Amy and Samantha Marlowe and Master Lily lent a hand bringing in supplies and simply lending their ears to children who had nobody else. You can’t thank someone enough for giving kids in need the gift of hope where previously they had none.

Jamie sniffed back and hurriedly wiped the back of his hand across his eyes, trying to play it cool but his emotions were obvious and not in a bad way. He smiled with genuine affection.

Jamie: Together, Ben and I held the tag team gold for over ten months combined. I think the last time that we dropped the titles hurt the most because I knew he and I’s time as a tag team was nearing an end. He had plans of his own and he was trying everything possible to get me to devote more time to chasing after the World Heavyweight title.

Jamie chuckled, running a hand along his chin.

Jamie: I think I was my own worst critic while Ben was probably my biggest supporter. I challenged for the title once, and only once. I won the right to face J2H and I’m not ashamed to admit the former “Brat Prince” humbled me. I’m not too proud to admit he showed me why he was the best then and the best now, but I am proud enough to admit the loss left a sour taste in my mouth. When Ben was pushing for me to keep trying for the brass ring, I confided to him that there was something else that I had to do.

Ben’s exact words to me were, “I’m not getting through to you, am I?”

I admit, that made me feel like I somehow did him wrong, even though I know it’s not true. Ben Jordan just had that much faith in me and he didn’t want to see it go to waste. But when he found out what else I had in mind, why I was set to take a break, I’d like to think that I had changed his mind.


“Jamie Dean…”

It was three years later when his name was called to the front of the class, and the dean presented Jamie with what he had worked so hard toward; a Masters degree in Social work therapy. Jamie had felt he had his fun in the sun. It was time to devote his life and pursuits towards others who needed him. And while the kids at Oasis were always welcome to talk to him about any troubles, earning this Masters made him feel he could do the kids that depended on Ben and himself even more good.

Oasis - Los Angeles, California -
Current

The hour was after eleven and the lively activity of the Teen Nightclub/Homeless shelter known aptly and appropriately as Oasis, had slowly calmed down until closing due to the city-wide curfew for minors. Now, all of the kids housed safely behind closed doors were tucked away in their beds, sleeping soundly. Some worn out by their studies, others by earning a bit of their own living by helping out with cleanup in the club just downstairs. For now, all lights were out save for the one lone desktop lamp that was lit in the office of Oasis, and there seated behind the desk and staring into the flickering lights of the laptop before him, was none other than Jamie Dean himself.

His eyes spoke volumes to just how tired he was and how much he wanted to slip into the peaceful oblivion of a night’s slumber, but there always seemed to be something else that he could be working on. And so intent was he on scrolling through a recent email from one of the newest benefactors to Oasis that he did not hear the approach until the rap of knuckles on the office door’s frame startled him, almost causing him to fall from his chair.

Jamie: Jesus…!

And it was one of his closest friends and supporters of many years, Sandra Greene, that stood at the door with a bemused smile on her face. Sandra and her wife Kathy had been solid in Jamie’s corner from the moment they had first met when Sandra and Jamie worked together at AKBAR; Jamie as a bartender and Sandra as security. Sandra was what many would call the physical stereotype of the ‘butch lesbian’. Close cropped dark hair that was just beginning to be peppered with wisps of silver. A solid and somewhat full figured physical stature, a testament as to her effectiveness when she worked as security and now as one of Oasis’s most trusted employees.

Carrying her trademark cigar in her fingers that remained unlit after a health scare many moons ago, Sandra looked around the office with a frown.

Sandra: The kids are all sleeping and everything downstairs has been locked up.

Jamie: Thanks, Sandra.

Jamie said almost absent mindedly as his eyes returned to the screen. Sandra took a step further inside of the office and shook her head. She would have rolled her eyes as well had she not swatted countless people upside of the head for showing her the very same level of juvenile disrespect.

Sandra: What are you still doing here? You should have headed home two hours ago.

Jamie: There was still some work that I needed to do.

Sandra: Sweetpea…

The fact that she was using his pet nickname that she and Kathy had both bestowed upon him years ago. She reached across his desk and gently but firmly closed the laptop.

Sandra: Come with me.

And she said it as more of an order than a request, and Jamie had to struggle against every instinct to respond with “Yes, Ma.” The nickname everyone at AKBAR had given Sandra because of her motherly nature and how she took care of practically everyone. Sandra guided Jamie out of the office and downstairs, and once downstairs they set foot just outside of the main entrance to Oasis. The two friends took this brief moment to enjoy the late night’s pleasure, the cool wind that would soon in the coming months be warm and muggy. The late night traffic that cascaded along the busy LA streets. The building they stood before was not in the absolute best of neighborhoods but it was safer than most. The police regularly patrolled the area and Jamie made certain that they had paid security on the premises 24/7. All the better to ensure the safety of the children under his and Ben’s care. Once the moment’s enjoyment wore off, that was when Ma came into play. She turned to Jamie and shook her cigar at him.

Sandra: Where you’re concerned, there’s always going to be more work you think you have to shoulder the burden for. Well, you don’t. You have had enough of a support group helping you, helping these kids, that you can loosen the grip on the steering wheel every now and then.

Jamie: I know, it’s just…

Sandra: Just what? Ben has been coming here more often after that little chat you two had. You trust him, don’t you?

Jamie: Of course I do.

Sandra: And me?

Jamie looked eyes with this woman who he had been so close to over the years. Who had been a loving guide and shoulder to cry on when needed. Moments passed and his smile was genuine.

Jamie: Of course I do, Ma. I wouldn’t trust anyone more to protect these kids.

Sandra nodded, mollified.

Sandra: Good, I’m glad we got that cleared up. Although you could have answered that a little quicker.

Jamie snorted back a laugh but the smile remained, and he soon found his friend’s hand on his cheek.

Sandra: You haven’t taken a day off from this place since you and Ben opened it. Even when Ben takes his turn at the wheel, you find a reason to be here too.

To which Jamie shrugged.

Jamie: He’s one of my best friends. Is it so wrong to want to spend time with him?

Sandra: Not at all… if that was the only reason you lurk about. Whether it’s Ben or myself, you have a hard time letting go because you want to make sure there’s nobody to blame but yourself should anything go south.

She poked him in the chest with the tip of her cigar.

Sandra: Well nothing is going to go bad, Sweetpea. You’ve taken care of these kids for so many years, it’s time you took care of yourself. And you start doing that by leaving here, now, going home and getting some sleep so you can make your flight in the morning.

Jamie: Ma…

Sandra: Don’t you ‘Ma’ me! The kids are looking forward to seeing you wrestle for the first time! Kathy is looking forward to seeing you in the ring again and… yeah. So am I.

When you were close friends, no further words needed to be expressed. Jamie quickly found himself enveloped by Sandra in a tight embrace, one of which he was only too happy to return in kind.

Jamie: You always look out for me, don’t you?

Sandra: Well, someone has to.

The hug soon ended and the two separated. Sandra then pointed toward the door with her cigar and spoke like she would brook no argument.

Sandra: Now go. Get your keys and get going. Or else I’ll put you into a helicopter spin myself!

Jamie: Not to be difficult but it’s called an airplane spin.

Sandra then made to deliver a quick kick to Jamie’s backside as he hightailed it for the door!



“Jesus take the wheel!”

“You know, when I first contacted the SCW offices about signing up for this year’s Blast From the Past tournament, I didn’t tell anyone. Not Ben, not Sam - not even that sultry little minx bestie of mine, and yes I am talking about you, Amy Santino! I kept everything hush hush because I wanted to just surprise everyone - and it worked! I can’t even begin to tell you how everyone reacted after my name was announced. First there was Ben…”


Cut to a scene of Ben backstage, swatting Jamie upside of the head.

“Then there was Sammi…”

Cut to Sammi walking up and swatting Jamie upside the head.

“And of course, Amy…”

Amy grabs Jamie by the nip and gives it a sharp twist, sending the poor Tyrannosaurus Sex to his knees.

“I’m having a difficult time processing the fact that I have not been in the ring for the better part of seven years. Not since 2017 and my World title match against J2H. And now here we are, going to Normandy and what I have to consider a full circle event on the horizon. Because how appropriate is it that my first match was an opening round match in the 2014 Blast From the Past tournament, and now here I am! Making my soon to be triumphant return in… you guessed it! An opening round match in this year’s Blast From the Past! That first year I had Vixen as my partner, and this time I have Shay Owens watching my back while I’m fixing to do some harm to the twat who’s been turning the life of one of my closest friends into a veritable freaking nightmare!”

“Now I admit that I am somewhat out of the loop, but I know enough to know that Alexandra Calaway is one bad ass chick and chances are that she’s going to be the driving force behind her team. I mean, she’s teamed with a guy who has a great big yellow streak running down his back and enough conspiracy theories coursing through his noodle head brain to make him a Youtube sensation! Alexander doesn’t have Loony Luna in his corner so he’s hoping Alexandra will be able to do for him what Loony Luna has been unable to do… and that’s get him past those veritable roadblocks that always seem to be jumping in his way whenever he’s involved in a mixed tag team event. And while Alexandra is one bad ass chick who’s held more than her share of gold and bled some Bombshells dry, I have enough faith in my own partner to pull me through. Shay can take care of Alexandra. My only concern is you, Alexander.”


Jamie leaned forward into the camera, his usual happy go lucky demeanor quickly eclipsed with a more serious personae.

“Tell me something, Alexander. You’re such a big fan of conspiracy theories and all of that rubbish, how’s this for size? The man who is close friends with Ben Jordan … is your first round opponent! The man who you attacked from behind like a grade school coward, all to get under Ben’s skin before things got truly heated between the two of you… if your first round opponent! Now tell me something, Alexander! How’s that for a coincidence??? Or…”

He cocked his head to the side in wonder and curiosity.

“Was it a coincidence? Was it truly luck of the draw or are you going to try and drill it into the heads of everyone watching that the powers that be - namely Mark Ward and Christian Underwood - have it in for you so they wanted to sic a former two-time Tag Team Champion against you? I mean, you’ve been accusing everyone from the bosses to the color commentators of having it out for you in one way or another, so really! Is my being your first opponent in this year’s tournament really that far fetched, or was it preordained?”

He righted his noggin and tapped a forefinger against the side of his head.

“It’s something for you to think about while you’re looking back all those months ago when you first attacked Ben Jordan and asking yourself, ‘Was it all really worth it?’. Because while the fact remains that I haven’t been an active competitor for the better part of six years, give or take a few months, I’ve been in the ring with some of SCW’s most dangerous men at the time. Men like Dmitri and ‘the Mental Rapist’ Sean Jackson! Men who would have you looking into the nearest mirror and second guessing your decisions in life!”

“No more words need to be spoken, Alexander. This isn’t about beating your team and advancing to the Quarter-Finals with Shay. Although the expressions of disappointment will certainly be icing on the proverbial cake! This isn’t even about getting payback for you jumping me. No. This is about righting a wrong. This is about the support of a friendship, a brotherhood! And I’ll understand if that confuses you.”

“It’s not like you have any friends.”


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Climax Control Archives / Special Edition of the Faithful Fangirl
« on: June 16, 2017, 04:23:25 PM »
 
Friend;
1. a person attached to another by feelings of affection or personal regard.





The Faithful Fangirl w/ Zelda Clark


The camera opens up on a shot of a special sound stage, where two small but comfortable looking chairs are set up on a three-stair stage in a circular form. Between the chairs is a small, round table with two glasses, each filled with a raspberry iced tea and mint leaves floating in the ice for added flavor. In the chair to the right of the stage, sits the hostess of this broadcast, none other than the 'faithful fangirl' herself, Zelda Clark. Clad in jean shorts and a Kris Halc t shirt, Zelda is the epitome of the fangirl with her bright smile lighting up the studio. And in the other chair, sits the familiar form of Jamie Dean aka 'the Sausage King.' He looks calm and relaxed, wearing a lavender, button down polo and white shorts, his sandaled foot is kicked up over his knee as his hands rest on the SCW World Tag Team Championship belt which lays upon his lap.

Zelda Clark: Hello everyone, and welcome to this very special and unique edition of 'the Faithful Fangirl!' Now usually I do my thing in blog form, which is my forte, but it has been a long time since my last blog.

Jamie Dean: Not since the end of March, actually.

Zelda Clark: Yes, March 23 to be more exact. And I do miss it. I keep meaning to get back into the swing of things but one thing or another pops up. And I really hate it when that happens.

Jamie Dean: Really? I kinda dig it myself.

Zelda Clark: ............................. That's not what I meant and you know it!

Jamie just smiles and shrugs at the color he caused Zelda's cheeks to flush to.

Zelda Clark: I know I keep saying that I'm going to get a new blog posted as soon as things clear up.

Jamie Dean: Yes you do! When is that going to happen, anyway?

Zelda Clark: .... I thought I was supposed to be the one interviewing you?

Jamie Dean: Well you were, but a few people on twitter asked me to work you a bit so I thought I'd work that in. Notice how I did it all sly and cool?

Zelda Clark: Oh yes! Verrry smooth!

Zelda gives him a thumbs up with a sarcastic wink, while Jamie clucks his tongue and does the 'bang, bang' gesture with his thumb and forefinger.

Zelda Clark: But onto the important business! First of all, I just wanted to thank you for asking me to interview you for your upcoming match! I know most of the Superstars and Bombshells do their own things, or SCW has Pussy Willow, Miss Rocky Mountains and Scott Oliver talk to the wrestlers. Why you picked me to interview you in my own little setting when you were already spoiled for choices is just beyond me!

Jamie waves away her thanks.

Jamie Dean: No biggie, Zelda. It kind of just came to me.

Jamie looks into the camera 'knowingly,' before turning his attention back to her.

Zelda Clark: Well! I do appreciate it, and I went through a lot of topics before I found the most fitting one that revolves around this match! Friendships!

Jamie nods.

JC: I can see that. This match does have a lot to do with friends and friendships, both past and present.

Zelda Clark: Did you have a lot of friends growing up?

Jamie shakes his head.

Jamie Dean: I didn't, no. Wait, I tell a lie! In my earliest grades in school, I did. From kindergarten right up to about the fourth grade, I had a fair amount of friends. It's pretty easy making friends as children. You can bond over the simplest things. At least, it was easy for me. But as easy as it was then to make friends, that's how much harder it became to have them, or keep them, as I got older.

Zelda Clark: How come?

Jamie Dean: Well, you know what they say about kids when it comes to their treatment of each other.

Zelda Clark: You mean that kids can be cruel?

Jamie nods.

Jamie Dean: I was going to say they can be little douche bags, but cruel works. When I think of my earliest childhood friends, I can't help but smile and remember them with fondness. Especially the girls.

Zelda giggles.

Zelda Clark: Figures you'd be the chummiest with the girls. That's a trait that carried over into adulthood. You seem to have a lot more female friends than male.

Jamie Dean: It seems to come with the whole gay territory. Even as a kid I knew I was different. I tended to like the boys better than the girls, I just didn't know why. I just found them cuter. On the playground and on TV. I had it pretty damn bad for Kevin Sorbo when he did 'Hercules' and 'Xena.' Men just didn't come any hotter than that guy. Then there was others like Leo Dicaprio, Mark Wahlberg, Jared Leto...

Jamie coughs into his hand.

Jamie Dean: *coughs*BillyRayCyrus*coughs*

Zelda blinks.

Zelda Clark: Excuse me?

Jamie Dean: Hm? Nothing. I said nothing.

Zelda Clark: No, I distinctly heard you say...

Jamie Dean: I didn't say Billy Ray Cyrus.

Jamie looks in all directions.

Jamie Dean: And there's nobody here to prove that I did.

Zelda points at him with wide eyes!

Zelda Clark: Ah HA! You just....

Jamie calmly turns his head to face her with an exaggerated expression of indifference on his youthful, handsome face and she sighs and shakes her head with resignation.

Zelda Clark: ... Never mind. So things were good for you in school as far as friends went?

Jamie nods.

Jamie Dean: For the most part, yes. I just had more girlfriends than boys who were friends.

Zelda Clark: You mean, you had girls who were friends.

Jamie Dean: No, I mean I had girlfriends. A lot, actually.

Zelda just stares at him in disbelief.

Jamie Dean: What!? Hey, things were a lot different in school than they are now! And just because I didn't like girls that way, didn't mean I didn't know how to treat them. My first kiss was even from a girl. I was in first grade I think. We were playing at recess and I was just at the top of the slide, ready to go down (pun not intended), when a girl named Jeri came right up behind me. I turned around and she planted one on me!

Zelda Clark: When you were in first grade??? You had to have been, what? Ten?

Jamie Dean: About. I guess she was an early bloomer and I sure as hell didn't know how to react.

He laughs.

Jamie Dean: I just turned around and went down the damn slide and kept playing! Then, after a few years, things started to go to hell.

Zelda Clark: May I ask why?

Jamie Dean: Well this would be a pretty limited interview if you didn't, but the long story made short is the fact my parents got a much needed divorce.

Zelda Clark: Oh... I'm sorry.

Jamie shakes his head and shrugs.

Jamie Dean: Don't be. I'm not. I wasn't then, and I'm not now. My brother and I handled it well because we both knew that it was coming. My parents fought more than they showed affection, and the simple fact of the matter is that my dad was a downright miserable fuck.

Zelda winces.

Jamie Dean: Sorry. You can edit that part out later.

Zelda Clark: I can't, actually. We're live.

Jamie Dean: Oh. Well .... fuck. Anyway... as far back as I can remember, my dad was the abusive sort. He was a drunk that never did amount to much. Hell! Even my grandpa, his own father, said he'd never amount to much. Of course, my dad was passed out beneath the kitchen table at the time.

Zelda Clark: ... You're kidding.

Jamie shakes his head.

Jamie Dean: I'm not, actually. Though I wish I was! The man terrorized my brother who was older than me by three years. He'd beat him for the slightest offenses, but never did much to me. I think that in itself was the main source of hostility between my brother and myself. But it was bad. Bad enough that my brother ran and hid at my neighbor's, an old man named Jim. Jim knew what my dad was about so he hid my brother for a couple of days and told my dad he hadn't seen him. And as bad as my brother had it, our mom got it even worse.

Zelda Clark: Oh no...

Jamie Dean: See, our mom was a strong woman. She was born three months premature and had cerebral palsy. She had never been able to walk without crutches, and an accident in a grocery store caused her to slip and fall, and after that, she had been confined to a wheelchair. So in reality, my dad had a captive audience for a time where our mom was concerned. I remember being told about a time where he kicked her crutches out from under her...

Zelda Clark: No!

Jamie Dean: He did, and I was told he hit her in the stomach when she was pregnant with me. And despite all of this, the worst memory I had of witnessing his bad treatment of her was the time I saw him open a carton of milk and he dumped it over her head.

Zelda can only shake her head as she covered her mouth with her fingertips. Her eyes were misty as she listened, and she could see the emotion in Jamie's eyes and facial expression; but it wasn't simply sadness. She could see the suppressed anger and the hatred he had within him. A sight many would not think to see in the resident "party boy" of SCW.

Jamie Dean: My brother would defend her as best he could and paid for it every time. I would just run and hide, or cry. I didn't know how to handle the situations in front of me. And pour dad kept it up, right up to the point our mom's brother dragged his sorry as through his car windshield and told him if he ever laid a hand on his sister again, it'd be the last thing he ever did. It wasn't long after that, our mom finally had enough and she filed for divorce. The sorry bastard kept trying to talk her into staying and when she refused, he laid all the blame on my mom's sisters rather than admit to any fault of his own. Still, the divorce happened and my brother and I went to live with our mom and it was good. No, great. Until I made probably the biggest mistake of my life.

Zelda Clark: And that was?

Jamie Dean: My brother had anger issues, and we fought. A lot. Our mom always made excuses for him because of what happened with our dad, but the simple fact was he'd hit me, a lot. And after one fight too many, I had enough. I moved back with my dad.

Zelda Clark: You ... you did?

Jamie nods with a sad resolution.

Jamie Dean: Like I said, it was the worst decision of my life. My dad was a pig, and without my mom to care for him and the trailer, he lived in squalor. Trash was everywhere in the home. Roaches. Cats and cat pee. It'd have to be upgraded to be classified as a dump. Child Services was called on him at least twice, and I came close to being taken away from him. And as bad as things were, that's how scared I was of leaving. It was the only home I had and I knew I couldn't go back to my mom. Not after I had hurt her by going to that bastard to live with. And that's where the fallout happened in school, with kids who had previously been close friends. I went to school dirty, and my clothes smelled horrid because there was a taint in our well water.

Jamie closes his eyes and shakes his head.

Jamie Dean: I was tormented daily, without reprieve. Literally. There were a couple of kids who still treated me well, the two nicest girls I had known when I had first went to that school; Joanna and Connie.

Jamie smiles brilliantly for a moment.

Jamie Dean: They were dolls, through and through. But for the most part, I was tortured day in and day out, and the staff of the school didn't do jack shit to put a stop to it. That's why I started playing hooky, trying everything to keep from going to school where I knew I'd just be hurt. Over the years, I spent more time at home than I did in school, and it cost me a chance to walk down the aisle to get my diploma at graduation. And you know the ironic thing? The kids who treated me the worst, are the ones now trying their hardest to kiss ass on social media, Facebook and Twitter. Like nothing ever happened and we're best buds.

Zelda shrugs helplessly.

Zelda Clark: They say time heals all wounds.

Jamie Dean: That's a crock, and I speak from personal experience. The only thing that helped me move on from the pain? Was when my dad died from congestive heart failure when I was just twenty years old.

Zelda looks shocked at Jamie's choice of words.

Jamie Dean: Sorry if that offends, but not everyone is surrounded by the Brady Bunch. Towards the end, I hated that man more and more. My brother and I would have danced on his grave if we could have gotten away with it. But after he died, I got my first job and moved out of that trailer and into a little apartment. I left all those bad memories behind me.

Zelda Clark: And is that when things finally started working out for you as far as friends were concerned?

Jamie Dean: Yes, and no. See, the apartment I rented? The landlady was a friend of my brother's. She was like a second mother figure to him, and she became the same to me over some time. She and her family basically took me into their fold and I thought for a time they actually cared for me. I couldn't have been more wrong. Her two kids were always stealing from me whenever I wasn't around. They even stole from my mom when I had taken her out shopping. She had this bad habit of leaving money beneath the placemat on her kitchen table, and they had a key to her apartment. Well they went in when I had her out shopping and took the cash she had saved for a little family vacation, then when she found it missing, they told her I had taken it.

Zelda Clark: Are you SERIOUS!?

Jamie Dean: Unfortunately so. And the part that hurt the most was she believed them over my denials. For years things were never the same between us. Then one night I was coming home from a night at the local gay bar where I actually had a few true friends, and as I was walking up the steps to the front door, some big ass monster of a man came out from behind the bushes and right towards me.

Zelda Clark: And...?

Jamie shrugs.

Jamie Dean: And I don't remember anything else. Just staring down at my bloody hands before I woke up in the hospital. I still don't remember what happened, but that moment is the source of paranoia I hold to this day. The first person I called was my mom, and you know what she told me?

Zelda shakes her head, unsure if she actually wants to hear the answer.

Jamie Dean: She told me I probably deserved it. No expressions of concern, no sympathy. Nothing. That was the moment I decided to get the hell out of Lima and move to California. I never looked back. Over the years, family has tried everything to get me to move back, but I'd sooner saw my left one off with a rusty hacksaw.

Zelda's eyes clench shut and she silently mouths "Owwwww!" In the meantime, Jamie took a drink from his glass of raspberry tea before he eased back into his chair and lightly exhaled.

Jamie Dean: Look, I know I took the long way around to get to the actual point. But I had my reasons and a tale to tell. I could have done it with my usual style, but I thought having someone to talk to, to confess some of the sordid details of my past and where it got ,me, would help hit things home.

Zelda Clark: And where did it get you?

Jamie Dean: Exactly where I am now. I know I didn't have the perfect life. I'd be lying if I said my childhood was all sunshine and rainbows - pun intended. But if I hadn't went through all of that, it wouldn't have toughened me up enough to be able to face the trials I have in the past and still do to this day. I never would have moved to California had I not went through all I just described, and I would be where I am now; a somewhat successful championship caliber wrestler.

Zelda scoffs.

Zelda Clark: 'Somewhat!' A two-time World Tag Team Champion!

Jamie just winks at her.

Jamie Dean: The simple fact is, I am proud of who I have become, and I acknowledge the fact that the hell I was put through, and my new lease on life helped me to evolve as a human being and as a man. I used to be intimidated and shy around men like myself, but a very sweet man by the name of Terry first helped break that shell. He was the first man I ever dated in Lima, and is one of the few sweetest memories I have of that time of my life. And in California, I just would not go back to being the man I had once been. So I started working out and asserting myself. I got a job as a bartender in AKBAR as you know, and also became one of the new roster members for Can-Am.

Zelda Clark: And Can-Am is...?

Jamie Dean: Let's just say an adult film industry centered around gay wrestling.

Zelda Clark: Ah!

She nods, then blinks and her eyes widen in stark realization.

Jamie Dean: I wanted to be a wrestler, and I loved being with men, and Can-Am gave me the best of both worlds! And it also forced me to mature as a proud and healthy gay man. I mean, let's face it. You can't claim bashfulness when you're on camera and getting plowed by a man like Brian Maxon!

Zelda Clark: OH!

Zelda colored a bright shade of pink and Jamie realized what he had just said.

Jamie Dean: Sorry, Z! What is it about you that makes people feel like they can just open up so freely?

Zelda shyly shakes her head that she had absolutely no idea!

Jamie Dean: Anyhoo! The hell I was put through in Ohio. My tenure with Can-Am. Working at AKBAR and being surrounded by people... I was, am -- happy. I was able to be comfortable with myself and who I was then and am today. That's why I have friends, true friends. Now I don't have many friends. I know. You probably watch me day in and day out on the SCW broadcasts and think you're going to call me out on a line of 'bullshit,' but I'm being honest here. I go for quality over quantity and I have been blessed. Sandra King and Kathy Greene. Chad Campbell.

A brief moment passes and Jamie smiles.

Jamie Dean: Amy Marshall. Sam Marlowe. ....

Zelda Clark: And ... Ben Jordan.

Jamie closes his eyes briefly and nods.

Jamie Dean: Oh yes, good ol' Saint Ben. A good man, a charming individual, and one whose heart exceeds any and all expectations. There is a reason why Ben has so many friends, and why you'd be hard pressed to find someone -- anyone -- who has a single bad thing to say about him. As few friends as I have? I have even fewer straight male friends, but Ben is a cut above the rest. He's comfortable with who he is, and who he's with. He'd have to be to be friends with me!

Jamie laughs!

Jamie Dean: He doesn't let anything weak like homophobia come between him and meeting someone knew. He takes my flirtation in stride and is there for me every step of the way. He made friends with my gal pals Kathy and Sandra with no effort what so ever. I would honestly hate to think what my life would be like if I didn't have Ben Jordan in it as a friend.

He frowns and looks to Zelda.

Jamie Dean: I think that's why what happened hurt all the more.

Zelda Clark: You're referring to the attack on you and Ben by the Bad Boys?

Jamie nods.

Jamie Dean: Yeah. I just ... I can't fathom the how or the why. Well, Giani I can. The guy was always an arrogant bitch. Granted, a bitch with a great set of pecs, but a bitch none the less. Dax Beckett -- I never knew what to make of that guy save for the fact he thinks he's all that and a bag of chips when he really can't even stack up to the crushed Pringles left over in the bottom of a can. But Mickey...

Jamie shakes his forefinger as if admonishing the aforementioned grappler.

Jamie Dean: He's the one who astounded me, and I imagine Ben as well. He can attack me all he wants, but what his butt buddies did to Ben...

He shakes his head in disgust.

Jamie Dean: And then Mickey just stood there and watched! He let it happen! As long as Ben and Mickey knew each other! As close as they were, or are -- how can you just stand there and watch as someone beats the shit out of someone you call friend and profess to care about!? Oh I know. Mickey went out and told everyone it was some huge mistake and that the intended target for that steel chair concerto was me, not Ben.

He scoffs.

Jamie Dean: Well that just makes everything all right then, doesn't it Mick the Dick? The Bad Boys were already the Number One Challengers! What more did they have to prove? Ever since then, all we hear from Mickey is his attempts to apologize and get back into Ben's good graces.

Zelda Clark: And is it working? Has Ben forgiven him?

Jamie shrugs helplessly.

Jamie Dean: I don't know, but I would be very surprised if he did. As it stands, Ben really isn't talking. I think he's more affected by what happened than even he is willing to admit. He's been in London ever since he snuck out of the hospital, and I don't know if he's going to end up making it to Prescott Valley this weekend. But truthfully? Part of me is hoping he doesn't.

Zelda Clark: What? Why?

Jamie Dean: Because I don't want him to feel pressured into choosing a side. I don't want him to be standing there backstage, watching his childhood friend and his current friend tearing each other apart. And, I don't want him to see what I am going to do to Mickey Carroll once we set foot inside of that ring, or even if we make it to the ring. Never heard of a Hardcore Tuxedo match, but whether it starts backstage or in the ring, either way Mick the Dick is going to end up hurt very badly, just so he can feel first hand what it was that he and his cronies put Ben and myself through. There are no ifs, ands or buts where this ass kicking is concerned. Let's even forget the fact that Kris Halc took it and turned it into an original gimmick match. I don't think there's ever been a Hardcore Tuxedo match in wrestling history, and all fun aside where tearing a man's clothes off can be, the key word here is 'hardcore.' Meaning, anything goes. I imagine Mick just might use that to his advantage and have his bitches out there to help him, because god knows he doesn't have the balls to face me without having help in his corner! But that also means that whatever it is that he wants to do to me? I can do to him.

Jamie looks briefly to Zelda.

Jamie: I can only say so many times what I plan to do to Mick before it gets old and repetitive, so let me finish by saying this; I've been through a lot. A lot more than I even discussed today, and more than those closest to me is probably aware. Some of what I talked about tonight? Ben, Amy and Samantha may not be fully aware, but now they are. And now Mick is.

Jamie looks again closely into the camera.

Jamie Dean: I went through the Trial By Fire and baby, Jamie Dean came out FUH-LAMING! And everything I've been put through, is just going to make all the more easier to wipe you out of existence as easily as I do this.

He extends a finger towards the camera and with a click, the screen winks out to blackness, and only voices can be heard.

Zelda Clark: I was supposed to do that.

Jamie Dean: ... Sorry.</color>

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Climax Control Archives / Friends
« on: June 02, 2017, 11:31:53 PM »
 Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, California, just a quick stop over on the way to West Wendover, Nevada for a certain Cockney as he meets local resident and co tag team champion, Jamie Dean. Ben Jordan sits in the loft apartment owned by Jamie Dean, looking out of the window at the street below. Jamie walks behind him, clearing his throat and causing the visiting Ben to turn around and look at his friend, Jamie holding out a class of what looks to be coke. Ben gratefully nods as he accepts the offer of a drink.

"Cheers mate." Ben says with a warm smile towards Jamie.

Jamie nods towards Ben, returning the smile to the Cockney.

"You're welcome" he starts "I was thinking."

"That musta hurt." Ben fires back, with a smirk on his face.

"Oh ha ha." The sarcastic response from Jamie comes. "I was thinking maybe we should go do something that suits you, go out somewhere."

Ben takes a sip of the coke in his hand and looks towards Jamie.

"Did you take a whack to the head in training or something?" Ben asks, his eyebrows lowered "I'm a noisy kinda guy at times and you're a coffee shop fella, and you wanna do something that suits me?"

Jamie nods his head slowly at Ben.

"Sure." Jamie says brightly. "I don't see why not, change is good at times."

Ben suspiciously raises an eyebrow as he looks towards Jamie.

"Who are you and what have ya done with the real Jamie Dean?" Ben asks.

Jamie rolls his eyes towards his tag team partner, taking his joke the way it was intended.

"Seriously." Jamie starts "What do ya wanna do? Choose a place and we'll go out."

Ben shrugs his shoulders, looking at Jamie with his lower lip poked out.

"I don't care." He says calmly "You choose."

Jamie playfully taps Ben on the back of the head.

"What part of something you want to do, don't you get?" Jamie asks "If I decide, it wouldn't be doing what you wanted to do, would it?"

Ben scratches his head and looks towards Jamie.

"Alright...." He says with a smile.

Ben clicks his fingers and the scene changes to a noisy, busy area. Irish music blasts through the speakers, lots of fiddles playing as a man dressed in a bright green suit with a large oversized hat on his head, and a big fake ginger beard place two glasses of black stuff in front of the two. Jamie looks around in surprise as he sees others taking bear dressed like the same man with the black drink, placing similar drinks in front of others. On the stage about twenty feet away from the two, five women line up, dancing along to the music in perfect rhythm, performing the traditional Irish river dance. Ben raises the glass of black liquid in front of Jamie and smiles before taking a gulp. Jamie wirily looks at his glass in front of him and takes a sip, making a strange face at Ben.

"People actually drink this stuff?" He asks.

"To be sure, to be sure." Ben says with a fake Irish accent.

"So you brought me to an Irish pub?" Jamie asks.

"No." Ben says "I brought you to an Irish THEME pub. You think boozers in Dublin have a bunch of people serving you beer, while dressed as leprechauns? Behave. Irish bars are like normal boozers, trust me, I know, me and Mickey tore up a few in Dublin in our younger days. This is a theme bar."

Jamie looks around at the stereotypical Irish set up and looks across at Ben.

"Ah Mickey" Jamie says "One of your longest friends."

"My actual longest friend." Ben responds "Yeah, me and Mickey grew up together back home. Day I met him, he saved me from getting me head kicked up by a couple of lads thinking they were hard nuts. No one bothered me in school after that."

"How old was you then?" Jamie asks.

"About five." Ben says with a smile.

Jamie returns the smile towards Ben.

"Well you have made a lot of friends in this business. The Elders act like your friend these days." Jamie says.

"Yeah." Ben responds "They tried to make up for their over the top actions in the past. Everyone deserves a second chance."

"Who's your longest friend in wrestling?" Jamie asks.

"That'll be Drake." Ben responds. "I'll never forget the day I first met Drake Green..."

Let's go back many years as Ben tells the story of how he met Drake Green. For the benefit of you watching, it's almost gonna be like you're there, pretty cool, huh?

ACW show number one, Ben Jordan's wrestling debut. A battle royal containing many men, including Ben, had concluded, Ben unfortunately falling a little short. Disappointment was etched in the Londoners face as he walked away from a familiar face, the face of Casey Williams, signed by ACW as a behind the scenes guy in between his work for SCW. Ben had thought that wrestling may not have been for him after the match, but Casey had somehow managed to change his thought train. Words from a veteran was invaluable but the disappointment still ran through his body. He walked away from Casey and took a seat at a nearby bench, his hands on his head as he looked around. Ben was approached by a man who would become a long time friend.

"You did good out there kid." The voice of Drake Green could be heard saying as he stood over Ben.

Ben looked up, he knew who Drake Green was, he knew Drake had a successful run in another of the alliance's federations. He was shocked to see this man standing over him, picking him out of a crowd to talk to.

"I was proper rubbish out there." Ben said to Drake "I let meself get distracted, took me eyes off the match and it all went proper wonky. I ain't got no one else to blame but meself out there, it was a right two and eight out there. Like taking a shot for the top bins and hitting the back of the stands."

Drake looked at Ben with expected confusion, not encountering too many people from East London on his travels, the slang was relatively new to the future SCW Hall of Famer. He runs his hands through his hair as he looks at Ben.

"I didn't catch a word of that." Drake admitted as he looked at Ben with a confused look on his face.

Ben looked at Drake and pauses for a second, thinking about what he just said.

"Basically, I was saying I was crap out there." Ben said, simplifying it for American ears. "Just wasn't good enough to be in the ring. God knows why they even hired me."

"How many matches have you had?" Drake enquired, taking a seat next to Ben.

"One, that one." Ben shyly admitted. "Until tonight, I was a wrestling virgin."

Drake looked at Ben with his eyebrows raised.

"No chance kid." Drake told Ben with a tone of surprise in his voice. "Not many first timers have been that smooth in the ring."

"I was about as smooth as sandpaper." Ben said with disappointment.

"I'm gonna give you some good advice now." Drake started "You're not gonna win every match, you're not gonna look great in every match. There are gonna be guys that would make you look like shit to make themselves look better. Don't be one of those guys and accept the fact that you won't and can't win everything. Just use things like that to improve and be better next time. A wrestling career isn't a sprint, it's a marathon. Any disappointment, use it to get better."

"Maybe I'm not right for this malarky mate." He told Drake.

"I disagree." Came the response from Drake. "Personally, I thought you looked good out there for a rookie and you will improve as time goes along. Don't throw in the towel just yet, you could be a future world champion here."

A smile crossed Ben's face but a shake of the head quickly follows.

"I doubt it pal." Ben responded. "But cheers for the nice words."

"I gotta go do this thing quickly." Drake told Ben "But when I'm done, let's go for a drink and I'll give ya some advice...."

We come back to Ben and Jamie sitting in the Irish theme pub.

"And he's been one of my closest friends ever since." Ben says to Jamie.

"He was right." Jamie said "Cause you went on to win all three of those titles they had within sixteen months, including holding one for over a year, another for about ten months, and was the last ever top champion."

A smile crosses Ben's face.

"Yeah, I did alright." Ben says "But what about you? Who was your first friend in wrestling?"

"Well not to go all sappy on you," Jamie leans his forearms on the edge of their table, coyly shifting the dark drink away from him, but Ben isn't fooled. He nudges it right back to his tag partner with a smirk. Jamie sighs and takes the glass in hand and continues, "...but I'm afraid I'm not the people person that you are."

"Oh get off it..." Ben starts to say but Jamie shakes his head, stalling whatever Ben was going to say by saying himself, "No, fact is it's true. I may be out going and have fun around people, but when it comes to drawing people closer and making friends?" He shakes his head.

"Yeah. Not so much. I guess that shit all started in school. Never did make very many friends there. Had problems at home that made me introverted in classes, so I pretty much hid in the corner and didn't talk to hardly anyone. Of course it didn't help that I lived in the countryside of Lima and my home had well water that was tainted with sulfur. Made my clothes stink and I went to school with that smell and .. well, you know how kids are."

"Not from experience." Ben leans back in his chair and smiles with a hand resting over his heart. "I was an angel."

"Yeah I'm sure you were." Jamie chuckles, and a flash in Jamie's eyes makes Ben go serious for a moment and he asks, "So, things were pretty rough for you in school?"

"When I bothered to go, yes." Jamie answers. "Got into a few fights. Teachers were really no help, at least most of them. I was pretty much tormented every day, so I usually would find any excuse I could to just stay home. Grades and graduating be damned."

"Never really knew this." Ben picks up his glass for a drink and Jamie replies, "Well it doesn't exactly shed good light on me so you know me; if it doesn't make me look good, I don't share." He winks and Ben just smiles, knowing too well what Jamie was really saying; it was a bad memory and who really enjoys sharing bad memories?

Ben then says, "But you have made some right fine friends, you know. And I'm not just talking about..." He smiles and puts a hand over his chest before continuing, all the while making Jamie smile and shake his head. "I know you had a few at AKBAR, and Sandra and Kathy? Two lovely ladies."

"They are special." Jamie smiles and nods. "Chad as well. Well, it's hard not to make friends when working in an environment like a nightclub. But those three? Very special. Wrestling is different though. It's not as easy to make genuine friends."

"Sure it is." Ben disagrees.

"Well, for you  maybe." Jamie laughs. "You're Saint Ben. Everybody likes you. Me? I guess I just don't let people in like you do. To me, wrestling is such a business filled with so much back stabbing, trust is hard to come by. At least where I'm concerned. Look at the Elders and how things went with them. They beaned you with a steel chair and you forgave them. Me?" Jamie shakes his head and takes a drink from his glass. He looks at it in a new light and then to ben, "You know this isn't too bad once you get used to it."

Ben holds up his own glass in a toast and Jamie goes on with his train of thought, "I still haven't forgiven them entirely, and truth be told? I still don't quite trust them. I still think the best thing about their whole team was Master Lily and when they dropped her in favor of Alana? Things went to hell for them professionally. And look how things started with Sammy where I was concerned."

Ben asks, "You mean how you treated her like a right tit?"

Jamie says, "Yes, and I explained to you and her both why. Wasn't just because of Justin, but the way she acted at the time, I felt like she was dissing me and ... well, old wounds. But now I'm happy to say Sammy is one of my few friends."

Ben asks again, "But who was your first?"

Jamie pauses for just a brief moment, then smiles in recollection. "Amy." He nods. "First person I reached out to, actually, and she responded in kind. Amy Marshall. I still don't know why she was into me as a friend. Maybe she needed a friend too? But it started on Twitter when she was talking about her career in adult films, and I mentioned my own past with Can-Am. We just sort of clicked in just the right way."

*sings* Memoriiiiies! Of the way we were... *clears throat* Yeah, sorry about that. You know how we were fortunate enough to have Ben share with us a memory from his distant past? Well now it's the turn of Jamie Dean, where we find ourselves not in a wrestling arena, but at Anaheim, California's Heat Ultra Lounge. It was only three weeks past Jamie's debut for SCW ironically against Ben Jordan himself, where "the Sausage King" and Amy found themselves at the hot spot where the SCW stars had opted for their post-show celebration.

Heat had a high energy atmosphere with sleek and modern decor; perfect for the high energy Superstars and Bombshells that called SCW home. Some of the club regulars had sour expressions on their kissers at 'their turf' having been invaded, but just as many were happy for the celebrity status of these guests and their chance to get close to those celebrities (as if it made them famous somehow in turn). And the employees of Heat were certainly not objecting as the more the men and women of SCW had to drink and dance, the better the tips became!

And on the far side of the club, between dancers and strobe lights of many colors, was a second bar with several shot glasses lined up along the edge. And standing before the rows of tequila filled glasses? Why, Jamie and Amy of course! Jamie was dressed up in his snazziest attire; that of a violet, button down dress shirt and white slacks with matching shoes. Amy, however, was dressed hardcore in black leather; a black vest garment that exposed her midriff and matching pants with high heel boots.

"Ready?" The playful bartender smiled. "And, begin!"

And at his command, Jamie and Amy began snatching shots and downing them quickly, one right after the other! Both consumed six straight shots in record time, and at the last, they both set their glasses down and clenched their teeth and eyes tightly as they felt the warm, invigorating sensation of the liquor coursing through their bodies.

"Good GOD I needed that!" Jamie gasped in a hoarse voice, as Amy laughed and draped an arm around the shoulder of her newfound drinking buddy. Jamie quickly fished some cash from his wallet and gave it a toss to the handsome bartender as he was led away towards a booth Ms. Marshall had the foresight to reserve.

Just as they were about to take their seats, a bell rang behind the bar and Jamie looked up. "What's that about?"

Amy answered nonchalantly as she slid into her own chair opposite him, "Oh they do that every time they get a really kick ass tip."

The thought hit Jamie a moment later, booze and all you know, and he quickly grabbed for his wallet from the pocket of his 'butt inducing' slacks and looked inside, "Shit!" He exclaimed. "My fucking fifty is gone!"

And all Amy could do was laugh...

As does Ben who almost falls from his chair at Jamie's drunken mistake with the bartender. Jamie just shakes his head and runs his hand down his face as he goes on, "And it just kind of evolved. Amy and I started as drinking buddies, really. We danced and laughed, had a lot of fun. We may have even made out a time or two."

Ben almost chokes on his beer as he looks up and Jamie clears his throat, "Don't ask. Point is, after all that, we just started talking. Comparing note son everything from careers to life and, well who can really explain how two people become friends? How did we?"

"Christ, don't ask me!" Ben playfully shoots back.

Jamie goes on, "I don't think it really hit me what we meant to one another until that match I had with Sean Jackson. Got the win over him and he just laid into me after, and what does Amy do? That bad ass chick actually runs out with a steel chair and gets between that nutcase and myself!"

Ben nods, impressed at Amy's daring move to get between the infamous "Mental Rapist" and one of his unfortunate victims. Jamie then chuckles, "Christ, I must have watched that video a dozen times, and the look on Sean's face gets me every time! And she even took a swing at him with the chair before he left the ring!" Jamie smiles, rubbing his fingers along his chin, "I smile every time I think about it and what that chick's been to me."

"Wicked." Ben says with a smile. "Anyway JD, we should probably do that promo stuff before we run out of space?"

"Space?" Jamie asks with a cocked eyebrow.

"Yeah, word limit and all." He says with a smile.

Both Ben and Jamie turn to the nearest camera and wink before facing each other.

"Maybe I shoulda said time." Ben says thoughtfully. "Either way...."

He clicks his fingers and the scene around him freezes. Drinks stop being drunk mid gulp, dancers stop dancing mid step. Ben looks down the camera.

"Alright people." He says with a smile. "It's that time again where me and JD here have to talk about our opponents and well, it's gonna be a familiar chat if you know what I mean cause our opponents just happen to be two fellas we're pretty familiar with, The Elders."

Ben pauses for a second.

"Yep, The Elders again." Ben starts "A team we have a bit of history with, a team who have tried to mend fences with us after a dodgy moment or two and we put it in the past a bit. These lads were booked last week and there was a bit of a twist in the tail there. We know, as per their public contract negotiations with Mark Ward, they're the ones who will be booked as much as possible so we knew we were up against them this week before the rest of ya did, but they took a bit of a shock to the system the other day when they lost to the debuting team of The Black Sheep, taking away their chance of having a title shot."

Ben looks at Jamie, putting his hands out flat in front of him before turning back to the camera on his right and Jamie's left.

"As much as I would have loved to defend the titles against these two lads, this is a smart way for SCW to show you have to earn things around here." Ben says with a shrug. "And one lost cost ya. Well I'd say this is your chance to make up for it Jon, this is your chance to put yourself back in contention Eyesnsane, because beating us two means they will have to give you another shot at the belts, and we're ok with that, but there is one slight problem lads."

Ben holds up a single finger.

"The fact that we hate to lose and therefore don't plan on losing." He says with honesty. "Call it personal pride, call it the fact I don't really wanna lose two on the spin, call it what you like but the truth is, we really hate to lose. Blast From The Past was a lovely distraction, it gave me a chance to spread my wings, team with one of my best friends, which I generally do a lot anyway with JD, but give myself the challenge of something new. That has not taken away my focus, it's not made me think I'm better than I am because of I got to the final, Sammi dragged my arse there, I'm still completely focused on the job in hand and the job in hand is adding credibility to the tag team championship and there's no better way than winning, regardless of the titles being on the line or not."

Ben takes a deep breath.

"Jon, Eyes, you two have no doubt earned a bit of respect from me." Ben starts "And I'm a huge fan of The Elders in general, but when Drake gave me that advice years ago about turning a negative in to a positive, it stuck. I lost the Blast From The Past final, but like I was told back there, let things like that drive me on and that's exactly what I plan on doing. I'm letting it drive me on and I will work my Jacobs off to not let that loss become start of a streak. I don't like those losing streaks so I won't let it happen."

A serious look crosses his face.

"We know The Elders as well as they know us." Ben starts "Believe me when I tell ya this match is as even as they come, but I got a whole lot of heart and I'm gonna use that, I got a whole lot of determination because I lost my last match. The loss to Evie and Lord Raab will push me through this one and help me win. The determination not to lose two on the spin, will get me through this and I will feel that feeling of winning once more. We will show that we're still the team to lift the SCW Tag Team championships to a much bigger level, higher than they've ever been before."

Ben points upwards

"We might not have teamed for a while." He says pointing to himself and then to Jamie. "But it's gonna be like we haven't missed a beat. It'll be like we've been teaming every day forever. It's like riding a bike for us, no matter how long it's been. We will be instantly back to our best when we get in that ring and that is something The Elders will be struggling to handle. There's no rust on us as a team and we will do everything we can to show that and there's no better way to do that then beating a team such as The Elders and we have every intention of doing that."

He pauses for a second.

"So Jon, Eyesnsane..." He says with a firm nod "As always it will be a pleasure to get in the ring with you both but unfortunately for you, me and Jamie are coming in to this match and expect to walk out of this with our heads held high and a victory next to our name. We'll see you Sunday."

Ben points to the camera and nods to Jamie.

"All yours son." He tells him.

Jamie frowns, "If I have to be honest, I'm more than just a little annoyed that this isn't a championship defense. Both Ben here and I have been waiting awhile for a chance to defend our titles. One of the many obstacles where the Blast From the Past is concerned."

Jamie turns to Ben and points a finger toward him.

"And I still think you should have won. But I digress. From what I understand, this match was originally scheduled to be a defense, until Christian stepped in and said that the Elders lost to that n00b team, so they didn't deserve the title shot."

Jamie scoffs and shakes his head.

"That's a crock of shit if I ever heard one. I may not be as close to the Elders as Ben here is, but to say they don't deserve a championship match because of a single loss? How many times do we see people like Travis Nathaniel Andrews and Steve Ramone tank a match, only to get more and more title shots? This match between us and Eyes and Jon? It should be for the titles! Sure the Bad Boys are the Number One Challengers but come on! Ben and I have discussed this a time or two in the past, and he knows full well how I feel about non-title matches in general."

Jamie shrugs and shakes his head with a look on his face.

"They shouldn't even be a thing. if the champion, be it singles or tag, is competing? Then their championship should be on the line. If the champion loses, then they shouldn't be champion any longer. I always thought non-title matches just served as an excuse for a champion to be lazy, with nothing really at risk. But it's a battle even I know I'll not win so no point in bitching about it any more than I already have."

He leans against the table and picks up his glass, looking right at Ben.

"Jon and Eyes deserve a shot, as do other teams in SCW, and soon as Ben and I walk away the winners? I say you and I march right into Mark's office and ask him to let us put the gold on the line."

Ben nods and raises his glass to Jamie. They clink glasses and drink, before Jamie continues.

"And yes, I said we were going to walk away as the winners because that is the whole idea. I didn't wait this long to get to team with Ben again, just to walk away on the short end of the stick. I don't know what's been going on with the Elders lately, but things haven't been going so well for them in the win-loss department and I'll be damned if Ben and I are the ones who end that unlucky streak that Eyes and Jon have been on."

"I mean, it won't be an easy task, beating Jon and Eyes. It never is, and now it'll be even tougher. And I'm not just saying that because they've had a run of bad luck and will be fighting us even harder than normal to re-establish themselves. I'm saying this because how many times has Team BJ faced the Elders now? Three? Four? Maybe more, but the point is; we know each other. Ben and I know what Eyes and Jon are capable of inside of the ring, and they know the same about us. Once you reach that point against a familiar opponent, you know two things."

"One, you know that the fans will be in for a hell of a show because for everything your opponent throws your way, you'll probably see it coming and have a counter for it, and vice versa. Trading holds and moves at the pace the Elders and we are known for is just going to promise everyone out there why Christian ballsed it up by not having this match as a championship defense. What we're going to pull is going to be wasted on a non-title match, but we're doing so anyway because, let's face it, we like winning!"

"And two? Knowing what you know, it just means Ben and I are going to have to pull off a few new tricks that you haven't seen, and you won't be expecting. And we can do that because, hey..." Jamie spreads his arms out with a self-appreciative smile. "We're just kick ass champions like that. And we wouldn't be the champions if we couldn't. But you already know that fellas, don't you? Like I said, we've wrestled each other time and again, and nine times out of ten? It was Ben and myself who had our hands and heads held up high. One loss, and it was for the championships. I admit we couldn't have dropped the titles to a finer team, but it's time to look back to that loss and correct it. It's time to pick back up from where we left off, and maybe, just maybe?"

Jamie raises a glass and winks.

"Next time it'll be for the gold."

Ben nods, satisfied and raises his hands to right everything from his little temporal stasis, when Jamie excitedly reaches over to grab his wrist.

"Ooh! Let me do it!" Jamie pleads.

Ben slowly lowers his hand with an uncertain frown on his otherwise handsome face, "Okkkayyy?"

Jamie raises a hand and snaps -- and the scene changes to a Western saloon in the Old West, and Ben and Jamie are clad in cowboy attire and surrounded by cowboys and gunslingers.

Ben stares at his clothes, then at Jamie who smiles, "Cool! Time travel!"

Ben closes his eyes and sighs, "Bloody hell!"

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Climax Control Archives / I'd like a glass of water to wash down my foot
« on: February 24, 2017, 10:55:28 PM »
 Las Vegas, Nevada - 01/22/2017

One!
Two!
Three!


And that was it. It was all over. All the training, all the preparation instilled in him by Ben Jordan from the day that Jamie had won the Battle Royal and 'The Cockney King" had come to stay in LA to lend a hand in making certain his good friend Jamie would be adequately prepared -- it had all been for nothing. He thought the sound of the referee's hand striking the mat for the third and final time was bad enough, but the sound of the time keeper's bell ringing to signal the end of the match between himself and J2H, well Jamie thought that ringing was going to haunt his ears for an eternity to come.

Or perhaps it was that Solid Gold kick to the back of his skull that J2H had laid him out with in order to retain his championship. All joking aside, the champ really had rung his bell in that precise moment, and there was simply no way that anybody would have been able to kick out from the pin. J2H had used that maneuver and others to wrest success away from countless competitors and challengers since early 2016. He had beaten the very best, and now he had beaten the rest -- namely Jamie Dean.

Jamie simply laid on the mat after the inevitable pinfall loss. His head was throbbing from that kick and his senses dazed. He knew well enough that something else was happening inside of the ring as he slowly rolled over towards the ropes and the edge of the ring apron, so that he could drag himself to the back in the proverbial 'Walk of Shame.' Gripping the apron, he pulled himself close, never minding the sounds of the fans shouting and the slams and shouts from what was happening inside of the ring. His head felt like dynamite went off inside of it, but he rolled over and slowly allowed himself to drop to the ringside floor on his knees. He then slid over onto his backside, seated now on the cool mats stationed around the ringside area for the wrestler's protection, never minding the officials who were at his side, checking on him while others tended to whatever was happening inside of the ring. He couldn't be certain what the men and women were asking him, perhaps his welfare and condition, but for now they all sounded to him like the adults in a Charlie Brown animated special.

It was only the day after when Jamie had learned what was going on behind him at that given moment; when Drake Green, tired of all the verbal assaults on the part of the champion, came from out of nowhere and brutally attacked J2H. It might sound odd, but had Jamie been in better shape at the time, he would have climbed right back inside of the ring and lent the champion a hand. Say what you will about both J2H and Drake Green, attacking a man after a match like Drake did was not the act of a hero or a 'face.' Maybe the things J2H was starting to say about Drake and his ego getting the better of him were true.

Who knows? Jamie had other things on his mind at the moment. Like the 'Walk of Shame' he was about to embark on.

The officials had helped him to his feet and two of them tried to escort him to the back, but Jamie deftly shrugged their hands from his body, insisting on making the journey alone. He refused to give anyone the satisfaction of that much at least, yet the damned officials still hovered nearby as he walked the gauntlet, past the fans holding their hands out in sympathy. Jamie met only a few with his own, unsure even why he had save for habit, and he parted the curtains with his arms and stepped through where he knew those closest to him would most likely be waiting. They would offer their condolences and compliment him on how hard he tried, even though Jamie knew that was a load of bullshit. They might even pay lip service and say something to the effect of "Better luck next time." despite the fact Jamie knew damn well that there wouldn't be a next time. Not after the way he had been so thoroughly punked by the champion only minutes before.

And it was at that precise moment when Jamie Dean decided he simply didn't want to hear any of it.

Head down and eyes avoiding everyone, Jamie simply exited through the curtains and past the gorilla position, and made his way for the locker room where he could simply do what he thought needed to be done. He was pretty sure that Ben had been there in the hallway waiting for him, perhaps with Evie at his side, but couldn't be entirely certain. He knew damn well he had seen Amy, his closest friend of all, but she didn't approach him, no matter how much she might have wanted to. She had seen the look on his face and read it like a book. She kept her distance out of nothing but respect. And Sammy Marlowe? Everybody's favorite ginger spice and everything nice?

"Jamie..." She started to say, reaching out to him in an effort to console him, but he had walked right past her. He just wanted this night over with.

"Mate," Ben started to say as he had begun to follow him. "... You should let the medics check yer head out."

"I'm fine." Jamie mumbled and sped up a step to get away from the pitying eyes. He didn't need others feeling sorry for him. He was feeling plenty of that on his own. Ben must have understood, having had a tough loss a time or two in his own career. he opted not to follow Jamie, giving him time to settle himself. He even prevented Amy and Samantha from following him in their own vain attempts to be there for him and make him feel better about what had happened.

Hunh. Lots of luck.

Of course, it hadn't worked out quite the way Ben had perhaps envisioned. 'Give him a few moments to relax and reflect, and then we'll take him out for dinner and a drink perhaps.' He had a feeling that's what Ben was thinking. Good ol' Ben Jordan. Always up for making someone feel better about themselves. Unfortunately he had his work cut out for him where Jamie was concerned this night.

Jamie pushed the locker room door open and avoided the eyes of his peers who instinctively glanced up to who had entered, and failed to respond to those few who offered him a few words. Jamie drew a deep breath and started for his corner of the room where his clothes and gear were set up, readying to grab a towel and hit the showers and drown his problems away. He then was given pause, unsure at the time of what came over him. Jamie looked at his gym bag and simply reached for it...

"Jamie?" Ben Jordan stepped into the locker room and looked around for his tag partner and buddy. He had given him plenty of time to shower and get changed, perhaps settle the issues in his head. Now he, Evie, Amy and Sam were preparing to take him out for a few drinks after the climax of the Supercard, and help him forget what had happened.

See? Told you!

Ben looked around but didn't see Jamie, but instead saw Gabriel and Synn who were talking between themselves while Despayre, who had been successful in retaining his own championship earlier in the night, was finishing up being looked over by one of the medics after his hard fought victory over Chris Shipman and getting prepared to shower and change.

"You guys seen Jamie?" Ben asked aloud, drawing Gabriel's eyes away from 'his Despy' to address 'the Cockney King.'

Gabriel answered, "Dean? He left."

"Left?" Ben frowned. "The show's not over."

"I don't think he cared." Synn chipped in. "He grabbed his gym bag and just walked out without getting dressed."

Ben closed his eyes and blew a breath out from between his pursed lips, "Damn it!"




Pacific Palisades, California - 01/23/2017 - 2:43 am

Pacific Palisades, a coastal neighborhood in the city of Los Angeles and quite the familiar scene if you paid close enough attention to one Jamie Dean aka the 'Sausage King.' No, we are still not back to more modern times. What you are witnessing now took place only hours after the end of Inception II, and a good two hundred and ninety miles away.

The drive was quiet en route toward his hometown. Jamie had not even allowed himself the luxury of turning on the radio. He just wanted the quiet, all the better to brood with a good sulk. Ben had been planning to stay in Las Vegas for the night and fly back home to Cuba the following day. Jamie just wanted to be alone. Los Angeles was still fairly alive, even at this ungodly hour. There were bars and nightclubs all over 'the City of Angels' that were still open up to four am, but Jamie drove past every one that he had come across, in no mood to drown his sorrows and deal with the inevitable hangover. He had only one destination in mind;

Home.

He had never been so happy as he was at this time to see that three story brick building looking up in the streetlights as the burgundy Porsche Cayman S pulled into his building's secure parking garage. He didn't even unlock the trunk and fetch his luggage. He could always do that tomorrow... well, it was tomorrow technically but you know very well what we mean! He just wanted to get inside and spend a little time with the one he knew wouldn't try to console him for flubbing the biggest opportunity of his career.

The ride up in the cage elevator to reach the building's top floor and his home in particular seemed like it would last an eternity. That or Jamie was just being overly dramatic. How unlike him, hm? That would be just his luck, all things considered; if the elevator were to break down then and there. Wouldn't that just make this evening all the better? The ride finally came to a halt and Jamie slid the cage door and stepped out into the narrow hallway with brick walls and hard wood flooring. It was dimly lit, and that fact alone made Jamie all the more anxious to get to his door and get inside. He wasn't afraid of the dark, per se, but he had always had a subtle phobia about narrow spaces and the dark only made them feel like they were closing in even more so than usual. Nooks and crannies, not his thing. It was one reason why he bought such a large loft rather than an actual house. One, he loved lofts and two, there was far more open space.

He inserted the key into the lock on his door and turned the knob before stepping inside. He shut the door and turned the lights on, and immediately heard something across the loft's open floor.

"Shit...!"
"What the fuck...!?"

Who said what? That's for you to decide, dear reader. The turning on of the lights startled the one person inside of the loft, who had been sound asleep and was now sitting up in the bed, wide eyed and scrambling for his glasses on the bed stand.

"Chad!" Jamie breathed a sigh of relief. Yes, the formerly homeless gay nineteen year old college student that Jamie, along with close friends Kathy and Sandra, had practically adopted and were now putting through college, was there. His hair was a ruffled mess, probably had laid down to go to sleep without first washing the generous amounts of hair spray from his dark tresses first -- like usual.

"What are you doing here?" Jamie asked, as the teen slid his legs over the side of the bed, clad in his usual sleeping wear of an over-sized t shirt and loose fitting pajama pants.

"House sitting, remember?" Chad answered as he struggled to get the sleep from his system at this early hour. It was a simple fact that every time Jamie went on the road for SCW, his young friend here would house sit for him. It gave the teen a chance to have a place to stay on his own, rather than the apartment of Kathy and Sandra where he lived in the spare room. House sitting gave Chad a chance for some peace and quiet, a sense of freedom and a place where he could focus on his fashion college projects and studies.

Did they actually study anything in a fashion college?

"Shit, where the hell is my mind?" Jamie asked, more a statement to himself than an actual question. That little fact didn't stop the saucy kid from answering anyway with, "Damned if I know!"

Chad slowly stood up, wiping at his eyes before he fit his glasses on and only then did he see that Jamie was actually standing before him in a simple shirt and his wrestling trunks; neon pink and black tiger striped.

He said, "Well I hope you didn't get all dressed up for me. I am a little young for you." Chad then frowned and shook his head. "What are you even doing back? I thought you were going to be in Vegas for another day or two."

Jamie could only shrug and offer in a melancholy tone, "Plans changed. I just wanted to come home."

Chad just nodded, not understanding but going along with it anyway. He yawned mightily for such a little guy and moved towards the kitchen counter where the cordless phone was, saying, "I'll call Kathy to come get me."

"Don't be crazy!" Jamie reprimanded him. "She probably just got home from work and is in bed. Go back to bed and I'll use the couch."

"But it's your home." Chad argued, to which Jamie answered back, "Right, and since you weren't expecting me back, I say you take the bed. Now stop arguing."

"Fiiiine!" Chad huffed almost comically, scooting his socked feet back along the wood floor like a zombie, and Kathy and Sandra often did compare the kid to such when he got up in the morning. He took off his glasses and flopped down face and chest first onto the bed and curled his arms around the pillows while Jamie switched the lights off and sat down on the sofa. Almost immediately the familiar form of Jamie's Siamese cat, Anubis, leapt onto the couch and found his usual perch on "Daddy's" lap. Jamie smiled and reached down and started to stroke the back of the cat's head and neck, immediately being rewarded with a hearty purr.

This was the one he had been longing to see after his disastrous match. The one that wouldn't judge. All his little pussy wanted was to be stroked, pun intended. And Jamie happily obliged. He held onto the cat as he kicked his shoes off and slid back over onto the couch to lay down, and Anubis proceeded to "mix dough" on Jamie's bare mid drift, causing the flamboyant grappler to wince. Satisfied after a moment, the cat curled up into a fuzzy ball and went to sleep, and after a moment, Jamie too closed his eyes.

"How did your match go?" Came the mumbled voice of Chad whose face was buried in the pillow. The kid was tired, probably only asked for the sake of politeness. He certainly didn't repeat himself when Jamie pretended he hadn't heard him and drifted off to slumber.




Brew Ha Ha coffee house - Los Angeles

"So, you just walked out on everyone?" Jamie's friend Kathy, the owner and proprietor of the independent coffee house the pair now sat in asked from across the small table that they shared.

Jamie had been sulking for the past number of weeks and probably would have been even more so, had that scheming little skeezer Chad not went and told Kathy and Sandra about Jamie arriving home early that night. They had been working overtime in getting in touch with him, but just like with Samantha, Ben and Amy, Jamie had avoided all social contact if at all possible. And not being on the road, the temptations of having Samuel in his bed were few and far between for the time being.

Good thing too. Jamie wanted to keep this funk of a mood going and he had a feeling that a night in bed with Mister Devereux would end that bad mood in a hurry. Well that or he'd have to call maintenance to have his head removed from the headboard of his bed. Samuel loved it rough, it was true, but he was also the kind of lover that had you peeling yourself off the ceiling. He answered Samuel's first texts, and they spoke on the phone once and his married lover understood the situation and gave him his space, making Jamie promise to make it up to him next time they -- well you know!

"I wouldn't say I walked out on them." Jamie reasoned with his friend -- badly. "I just..."

"Left the building without telling anyone." Kathy finished for him. "Not telling anyone where you were going and worrying everybody who were wondering where you went off to, knowing how down you were."

"Thanks." Jamie frowned, his chin resting in the cup of his one hand while the other held the steaming cup of coffee Kathy had provided -- on the house of course. He said, "You have a real knack for making someone feel like an ass hole."

"Don't blame me, Sweetpea." Kathy shook her head, and despite the use of her and Sandra's affectionate nickname for him, her tone of voice told that she would brook no argument. "Look, I know you've been in a bad mood the past few weeks. But you have a shit load of friends and loved ones who have been worried about you. And just disappearing and not telling anyone for weeks how you were didn't help matters any."

"I know." Jamie started to say in response, but his friend wasn't done with him. Normally when Sandra and Kathy built heads of steam and targeted someone, Jamie found it to be quite the amusing spectacle when watching from the other side. But to actually sit back and be on the receiving end of one of their tongue lashings?

Not so much.

Kathy continued, pointing at Jamie, "I know you're mad at Chad for telling us what's been wrong with you, but he's scared for you. After all you did for him, trying to help you was the least that he could do so stop being mad at him for just wanting to help."

"I didn't need him..."

"Do I sound like I'm finished?" Kathy scolded him and the sharp tone of Ben's "#1 lesbian fan" made his mouth shut with a hard snap while she continued. Oh how Ben would probably have loved to be here to witness this. Certainly not what Jamie had expected when she had showed up at his loft to drag him out into the fresh air and then here for a drink and a chat.

Kathy continued, "Your friends love you. Chad being one of them so get OVER it! And as for the rest of us...?"

Kathy immediately extended her long reach across the table and cuffed Jamie upside the head -- hard! Hey if friends couldn't smack friends around when they needed it, who could? Before Jamie could object, she continued, "I'll have you know that Ben showed up on my and Sandra's doorstep, looking for you!"

"What?" Jamie frowned, caught off guard by the devotion showed to his care by his friend.

"Yeah." She nodded. "That's right. The man was so worried that you wouldn't answer your phone, he flew all the damn way from Cuba! Then when you didn't answer your door, he came to our place asking after you!"

"I'm surprised he didn't just walk in." Jamie reasoned. "I gave him a key."

"Maybe he shouldn't have had to." She responded. "Maybe he thought his friend would answer the door and not force him to." She leaned across the table and laid a hand across the back of his. "Maybe he didn't want to do you any more harm than you were doing yourself, but the concern was there Sweetpea."

"I know." Jamie whispered, then shook his head. "Shit. I can't believe he actually..."

"I think Sam and Amy's concern for you was what prompted him to do it." Kathy interrupted. "Considering you weren't speaking to them, either."

Jamie sighed, avoiding eye contact with the woman briefly. "I..." He started to say and shook his head. "I was just so damn ashamed of myself for what happened with James."

"All because you lost?" Kathy frowned. "Sweetpea, I know this isn't what you want to hear, but that wasn't the first match you lost and it certainly won't be the last."

"Gee, thanks." Jamie responded sourly.

"Well, tell me I'm wrong."

"It's not the fact that I lost, Kathy." Jamie started to explain, but Kathy shook her head.

"Then, what is it?" She asked.

"It's the fact that it's my fault I lost." Jamie finally spoke up his biggest frustration. "I never thought I'd be in a main event level match. To date I've just been out to have a good time in the ring. I didn't even really want the shot if I'm honest. I'd rather get the tag titles back with Ben. It is why I came back, after all."

"Have you told Ben this?"

"No." He sighed. "I don't think he wants them back. maybe he does, I don't know. But ... " Jamie's shoulders slumped. "Ben put so much time and effort into my training for James and when the time came, I crashed and burned. (I didn't take the match seriously, probably didn't take James seriously either and the guy came at me like a damn whirlwind and tore through me like a tornado through a trailer park."

"You assume too much." His friend stated. "If you want to go for the tag titles again, speak to Ben and see what he has to say. Worst thing he can do is say no or ask to wait. And as for your match with James, I watched it. You really are being too hard on yourself."

"I'm really not." Jamie smiled. "You can't deny that I didn't even really try. I just started fighting back when I realized I was up you-know-what creek without a paddle. But by then..." He shrugged. "James had my number."

"So next time..." Kathy leaned over and in, to better ensure Jamie felt the subtle nudge to look up and meet her eye-to-eye. ".. and there will be a next time. You know to take it seriously, and you'll do better. But..."

Jamie's eyes opened wide as his dear friend put her finger in his face.

Kathy said with steel in her voice, "If you ever disappear on us like that again, I'll personally hunt you down and feed your goody bag to my neighbor's dog. You understand me?"

Jamie couldn't help but find himself smiling at the older woman. He answered her with a sincere "Yes ma'am." obviously satisfying her. For now. he would have to talk to Sandra and Chad next, then Sam and Amy, and eventually Samuel. But right now there was someone else that he had to talk to. Someone that had showed he cared that deserved to be explained to...




"Well bloody hell!" Ben Jordan exclaimed from his side of the Skype session. "Look who decided to show his arse an' let the world know he's still alive!"

Jamie couldn't blame Ben for his words or the tone of voice behind them. He had taken the time to watch Ben's promo for his match last week against Joshua Acquin, and up until that point, not even Kathy's talking to hit him as hard as the words that Ben uttered did. He hadn't realized his self-imposed isolation would affect anyone the way that it seemingly affected Ben who was always used to having friends around him. The realization made his heart fall into his stomach, and most certainly not in a good way. It actually made him want to crawl under a rock. Hence, the desire to set things right with his friends, one at a time.

"Ben..." Jamie started to begin. His voice catching as he struggled to find the right words that wouldn't serve as an excuse or a justification for what he did. He swallowed hard and then exhaled, looking into Ben's eyes on the laptop screen from his home. "Can we talk?"

The fire in Ben's eyes slowly cooled ever so and he sat back in his chair and waited....




"Can't deny the facts; it's been hell these past few weeks, and I really have only myself to blame. I lost my big chance at J2H and the World Championship solely because I didn't take it seriously as I should have, and felt like I let down those closest to me. But, as a good friend once said to me, dwelling in the past will only serve to make the present more bitter. And even though I'm still annoyed with myself, the past is indeed the past. It's time for the present, and to move on to the future."

"I have my plans, my hopes and dreams both inside the six-sided ring of SCW, as well as outside of it. And the first step to getting back on track and making friends and family proud is you, Calvin Harris. Now I'll be the first to admit that I don't know what this match is supposed to accomplish. Maybe the higher ups think that since you have that Internet Championship match coming up, that you need a tune up and given my recent loss, I'm the proverbial sacrificial lamb. I'd like to think better of Mark and Christian (well, Mark), but even if that were their train of thought, well I'm sorry to disappoint them."

"Well, not really."

"You see Calvin, you may have a championship match coming up and you're going to want to go in there with the momentum of a win on your side, but I have reasons of a more personal nature that will be the drive behind me for this match. I had my problems recently, which led me to disappoint not just my friends, but made me think too little of my own sense of self worth. I promised myself years ago I was done ever allowing myself to feel that way. Yet there I was then, and yet here I am now. I intend to get back onto the fast track to success, and the first step along the way is your sweet little self."

"Now I'll be the first to admit to admit that maybe I might be at a slight disadvantage going into this match, because let's face facts; I haven't set foot in the ring since Inception II, but don't think for a moment that I've been anything but idle. Because from the moment I was notified about this match, I got my ass back in the gym, and the ring, and I will be ready. I'm not going to let you walk into this match, looking at me like I'm a sitting duck, Calvin. I may be the proverbial party boy and god knows I do love to have a good time, inside of the ring and out, but the minute you look at me and think I can't handle myself, will be the same moment you realize that you're flat on your back, staring up at the ring lights."

"I have been in there with the best. At the very top, J2H. But I have also faced some real tough bruisers like Eyesnsane and Jon Dough, not to mention those bad asses Lord Raab and Samuel McPherson. That hardcore match against the Monstimals took me to the absolute limit, the first time I can remember ever being put in that position (God it's been years since I've said that about a man), but the simple fact is time and again, I did walk out on top with my head held high more often than not. Dmitri and James Tuscini? True they may have gotten a win against Ben and myself, but damn did we make them earn it! True, the matches I'm talking about were tag team matches mostly, and I had Ben to rely on then to watch my back, but I do like to think I handled myself well against the baddest of the bad. But guess what Calvin? I have been in singles matches a time or two before. I've faced men like 'the Mental Rapist' Sean Jackson among others, which brings me to you."

"What have you done lately? Aside from that dick measuring contest you've been in lately with Ice T, otherwise known as Xander Bishop. What have you really done as of late to prove yourself worthy of being where you are right now? Aside from fighting Xander to a draw, not much. Some might say that your draw with Xander Bishop proves just how tough of a competitor that you are. And while that may very well be true, you know what it tells me? You couldn't beat him. You couldn't beat Xander, you couldn't win the 'King of the Hill,' and this weekend, you won't beat me -- especially when we're in my own personal backyard, Los Angeles, California!"

"The party boy Jamie Dean is still here, ladies and gents. Trust me, he isn't ever going away! And this weekend there'll be a party in MY ring, and poor Calvin Harris will be my guest of honor."

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Climax Control Archives / Faith - A Tribute To George Michael
« on: January 06, 2017, 09:52:56 PM »
 
Los Angeles

Pride Radio is a dance Top 40 Radio network, targeting listeners in the LGBT community. It is early Friday morning, just past the hour of ten a.m., as listeners around the area of Los Angeles and across the country on the Internet radio, are tuning in as the closing lyrics of Martin Garrix and Bebe Rexha's "In the Name of Love" plays across the airwaves...

Would you fall in the name of love?
When there's madness, when there's poison in your head
When the sadness leaves you broken in your bed
I will…


And is soon replaced by...

Delana: That was "In the Name Of Love," as requested by Chris who is listening in Tucson, Arizona. Now, I promised all of our listeners a special surprise, and I am delivering. I have a special guest sitting across from me in the studio as we speak. He's flighty and flamboyant, but above all else, he's fun! And right now, he is competing out of Las Vegas, Nevada for Sin City Wrestling. I am of course speaking of the former World Tag Team Champion, Jamie Dean! Jamie, thanks for stopping by and talking to everybody.

Jamie: Boy, you just had to toss in that 'former' bit there, didn't you?

Delana: How about I amend that and say soon-to-be two-time World Tag Team Champion, Jamie Dean?

Jamie: Better! It might take awhile to get there as my partner, Ben Jordan, and I have other things on our plates that are keeping us busy, but I sure wouldn't be opposed to wearing the gold again.

Delana: And you have been busy, especially outside of the ring. You and Ben Jordan have been working tirelessly for our community, raising funds to help shelter the homeless, especially kids who have a greater risk on the streets.

Jamie: Right, and given how cold the temperatures have been dropping, we wanted to make sure that we got these kids off of the streets ad into a place where they'll be safe. So far ben and I have gotten some churches and community centers to help out, but we've also been working on something bigger and better.

Delana: You're speaking of Oasis? For those listening who may not be aware, Jamie and Ben have worked together ands will be opening a youth center for homeless gay teens right here in the Los Angeles area. When will that be opening, Jamie?

Jamie: Things have been progressing a lot faster than Ben and I could have possibly hoped for. With all repairs and furnishings finished, we'll be ready to officially open in early March, if all goes right.

Delana: Can you fill us in on some of the details of Oasis?

Jamie: Well, you might think of it as a two for one special, courtesy of Ben and myself. On the bottom floor, we're opening what you might call a teen nightclub. A gay club for teens to be able to come to and be themselves and express themselves in a safe and dun environment. No drinking, no drugs. Just soda, snacks and some kick ass dance music.

Delana: And above the club?

Jamie: Above the club is what you might call the 'real' Oasis. We've converted the entire top floor into a shelter, a great big dorm room to house the kids who need a place to stay and to sleep. Twenty to forty percent of the homeless youth population are gay teens, thrown out of their homes because their families can't accept them for who they are. At Oasis, we can and will show them they are worthy. They'll be allowed to stay and watch out for one another, the only condition being they have to continue and complete their education. We want them to have options.

Delana: And that's not the end though, is it?

Jamie: Not by a long shot. Although this stage of things was my personal dream, Ben thinks, and I agree, that we can't discriminate in who we help. So after we finish getting this started, we're going to move on and try to further help the homeless who need it. Straight or gay, youth or adult.

Delana: And Ben Jordan, he's not gay, is he?

Jamie laughs.

Jamie: In a perfect world, but no. Sorry to break the hearts of all his fan boys, but Ben Jordan is the straightest of the straight men. He's just an incredibly open minded and secure man. I've never met a guy like him before. He didn't think twice about bartending at a gay bar for charity, going out on the dance floor when he had a chance, and tonight we're even hitting a club for a special Karaoke night dedicated to George Michael. Ben Jordan is just special. There aren't many men in the world quite like him.

Delana: I'm sure he'd like to think he was completely unique.

Jamie: Ha ha! And I would have to agree.

Delana: Now moving on to your career as a professional wrestling, the business has come a long way when it comes to gays being involved, hasn't it?

Jamie: Oh it has, there's no arguing that point. Behind the scenes, there have been and are closeted gay men and women in wrestling, but it seems over the years more and more have been 'coming out' of the closet and being themselves. It's a huge step.

Delana: Do you credit any of this to any one in particular or take any credit for yourself?

Jamie: Oh no. I came later in the game, pun intended. If I had to say anyone opened the doors, I'd have to say it was Christian Underwood, one of the owners of Sin City Wrestling. Years ago when he first entered the sport, he did so as an openly gay man and was, to my knowledge, the first to do so. He didn't care what others thought of a gay man being a wrestler, he just wanted to prove that it was possible for one to be.

Delana: And he did?

Jamie: Yes he did. Three-time World Champion. World Tag Team Champion. More regional titles than I can count, and now part owner of one of the most successful indy promotions in the country. And now, I think thanks to him in part, being a gay wrestler almost seems to be the 'in' thing these days. Everywhere you look, there's a wrestler that is either a gay man or a lesbian. Hell! Take a look at twitter these days! Lesbians as far as the eye can see!

Delana: Do you really think there are that many gay women in professional wrestling?

Jamie: Well just judging by Twitter, I'd have to guess that it's a sixty to forty ratio. That is, if they're all genuinely gay, that is.

Delana: What do you mean?

Jamie: Well given how popular it seems to be, being a gay professional wrestler, I'd have to think there are at least a few men and women out there who are only acting the part to join in on the craze and gain themselves some much needed publicity. Chris Shipman's been doing it for years, so who knows?

Delana: And if I may ask, how are you treated backstage by your peers?

Jamie: Very well, I have to say, but whether that's because some genuinely don't care that I'm gay or the simple fact that one of our bosses is also a gay man, I couldn't say. Personally, I'm aiming for the former. Nobody would want to get Christian pissed off, and it's not just him. The other owner, Mark Ward, is also a pretty open minded guy who is a damn fierce defender of gay rights. I've never been treated outwardly with any form of disdain until just recently, but the world isn't perfect, so we can't expect everyone in it to be. I've met my very best friends in this business. Amy Marshall and I instantly clicked. Couldn't ask for a more loyal friend than her. Then there's Ben. Top notch guy who I can always depend on, and through him, Sammy Marlowe who is a doll.

Delana: And that recent action you spoke of? It has to do with your upcoming match this weekend and one of your opponents?

Jamie: Pretty much. I and nine other men are in a Battle Royal to see who is going to get to wrestle J2H, the World Champion, for the gold in a few weeks.

Delana: And what exactly is a Battle Royal?

Jamie: It's a match where all the people are in the ring at the same time, and to win you have to throw your opponents out over the top rope and to the floor. Last man standing wins and gets the title shot.

Delana: And it was one of your opponents in this match who hasn't been as open minded as others?

Jamie: That's pretty much it. His name is Xander Bishop and he has a pretty good fan base, but he's risking a lot if he doesn't curb his attitude. Especially the way he was talking down to Ben Jordan who is one of the most popular men in the company. One of the first things Xander brought up was my past at Can-Am and the adult entertainment industry, saying some crude things. The man practically advertises himself as a homophobe in blinking neon lights. He said things like I need to find Jesus, which is awfully ironic considering the man has about as an offensive language barrier as they come. He was calling his opponents the 'N' word left and right. I don't give a damn if he thinks of it as casual slang or not. I'd feel the same if a gay person called me the 'F' word. I won't tolerate that from anyone. If he wants to call me that again, I'll knock the words right out of his mouth.

Delana: How does someone like that rise to being what you call a 'face' in the industry?

Jamie: God knows! It's 2017, not the 1980's! Whenever I hear him talk or read his tweets, I feel like I'm watching a bad edition of Boys N the Hood, not Sin City Wrestling. Next thing you know he'll be strutting around with see-saw shoulders and wearing his pants below his backside. He told me that I had better not try any of those things with him, which speaks volumes on the kind of man he really is.

Delana: And that would be?

Jamie: Insecure. I mean, if he was comfortable with his manhood and masculinity, he wouldn't have anything to fear. Not that he does in the first place. I'd be surprised if he could land a woman, let alone be lucky enough to draw the attention of another man. Given what he said, I feel very comfortable in saying I could get better meat biting my lip. I mean, you have this...

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The crowd in AKBAR cheers as a tight backside in even tighter blue jeans shook back and forth, from side to side, to the beat of the music played over the Karaoke sound system. The camera moves up to showcase a stylish black leather jacket on a feminine physique, and turning around, it is revealed to be none other than SCW Hall of Famer, Amy Marshall, on the stage!

Amy: Well I guess it would be nice
If I could touch your body
I know not everybody
Has gotta body like me!

True, the music of George Michael was not really to her taste as she preferred a heavy metal flavor for her ears, but the cause was worthwhile and Jamie Dean was her close friend, so she figured, 'Fuck it! Why not?' And here she is, hamming it up and having fun just like everyone else present! She moved about the stage with microphone in hand, and proved she could carry a tune if need be. It was just a matter of altering her tones from heavy metal to a more R&B style which was much of what George Michael was famous for.

Amy: Baby, I know you're askin' me to stay
Say please, please, please don't go away
'Cause you're givin' me the blues
Maybe, you might mean all the words you say

And everyone present was enjoying her performance, obvious by the cheers and whistles in her direction, from men and women alike! Not to mention the generous tips being gathered by not just Amy herself, but also the drag queens working the crowd, and all going to the charitable cause for the evening! A fact fast becoming the standard for Jamie Dean and Ben Jordan, both of whom were seated at a special VIP table along with Samantha Marlowe, and Jamie's two closest friends outside of the wrestling business; Sandra King and her wife, and Ben's major gay fangirl, Kathy Greene.

The song draws to a close and Amy holds her arms up and smiles, all possible butterflies in the stomach forgotten as everyone, Ben, Jamie and Sam especially, stand up and give their pal and peer a rousing cheer for her successful efforts! Amy hops down from the stage and wades through the men and women, many who offer their congratulations. She arrives at the table she was sharing with friends, new and old, and Jamie wraps his arms around her and lifts her off of the floor.

Jamie: You did it! You did it! You did it!

Amy smiles as she shakes her head in mock disbelief at her own actions.

Amy: And I must have been half drunk to have agreed to do that!

Ben: Not yet doll, but trust me, you'll get there!

So saying, Ben extends his arm and in his hand in a small glass filled with a warm, amber liquid from the bar. Rum! Amy gratefully accepts it with a smile and holds it up, and all present hold up their own and clink glasses before downing the contents in a hearty round of gulps!

Amy: So! Who's next??

She pulls out her chair and spins it around to face the stage, taking a seat on it backwards so she too could now enjoy the show!

And the evening continued as more songs made famous by the late George Michael was performed by fans, from "Father Figure" to "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go," and much, much more in between! And it would not be a Jamie Dean promo if the man himself did not get involved, almost dragging the normally shy and reserved Sam Marlowe onto the stage to assist him in performing his personal favorite...


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Samantha: Like a warrior that fights
And wins the battle
I know the taste of victory...

One can tell that Miss Marlowe is quite nervous at performing on this stage in front of these people watching her, quite the surprising factor considering she competes in front of thousands of fans inside of a wrestling ring. Perhaps the act of singing was more intimate in nature, one might not be able to tell, but even her closest of friends are surprised admittedly to find that their favorite ginger has a very pleasant singing voice.

Jamie: Somehow I made it through the heartache
Yes I did. I escaped.

Quite the contrast when Jamie is concerned, who did not have a bad voice, per se, but a recording contract is definitely not in the foreseeable future for this flamboyant wrestling Superstar! Still, he is there having fun, and doing it to honor an artist he had been a fan of since his teen years, and someone he at one point saw as a gay idol, someone a man such as himself could look up to with pride and no shame.

Jamie and Samantha Together: When the river was deep I didn't falter
When the mountain was high I still believed
When the valley was low it didn't stop me, no no
I knew you were waiting.
I knew you were waiting for me

And with the cheering support of Ben and Amy, along with Sandra and Kathy and everyone else in support of this charitable cause, Sam eventually loosened up and really put her all into the performance, with Jamie hamming it up while singing as only he might be capable of!

Ben: Here you are, luv!

The Cockney King cheerfully says as he drops an impressive tip into the collection jar from one of the club's many 'hostesses' for the evening, and the song comes to a close to much applause. Jamie and Sam step down from the stage and Sam shyly moves through the throngs of people, while Jamie embraces several of his former work colleagues and faces he knew from his days when he bartended.

Once he arrives at their table, Jamie finds several eyes on him and subdued smiles, and he can not help but automatically defend himself.

Jamie: Hey, I never said that I could sing, now did I?

Sandra: Good thing too, otherwise you would have been struck by lightning.

Everyone, even Jamie himself, laughs at the good natured ribbing in Mister Dean's direction, as a chuckling Ben slides a beer across the table to his friend's waiting hand.

Jamie: Maybe I shouldn't. The drink has already made me sing off key, just in case I want to try again.

Ben arches an eyebrow as Amy and Sam exchange glances.

Ben: Really? That's your excuse?

Jamie nods.

Jamie: And I'm sticking to it!

The laughter at their table is joined in by the general good feeling of the evening while there is a break in the show and songs performed, while waiters make their way around the tables to replenish drinks and freshen things up. One of the hostesses of the show, known in their local circle as the 'Black Cat,' a statuesque diva of a drag queen, steps up to their table in a shimmering black gown lined in silver. She rests her hands on the shoulders of Ben and Sam and looks around the table.

Black Cat: Are we enjoying ourselves tonight?

She is met with words of affirmation from all present, and Ben signals to a passing waiter and looks to the drag queen with his usual charming smile.

Ben: Share a drink with us?

Black Cat: Well my oh my! Aren't you the gentleman?

Ben: Well luv, I've always been taught right how to treat a lady.

The Black Cat looks around the table with an impressed expression, and her look is met with smiles from all around. Jamie reaches over and pats Ben on the shoulder.

Jamie: That's our Ben, charming as ever. I think we'll keep him.

Black Cat: Well I'd love to join you, but I'm on duty right now. Maybe later ... and a body shot?

That offer is met with some cheers and whistles from those at the table as Ben just shakes his head with a smile while he rolls his eyes. And perhaps he has just a faint tinge of pink to his cheeks. Just the body heat from all the people present we can assure you!

Black Cat: So! Anyone else joining in on the fun tonight?

Jamie: Just one!

Jamie twirls a forefinger around in the air and points it right at Ben, the tip of his forefinger right on the muscled sternum of Mister Jordan. Ben smirks and can't help himself as he speaks up,

Ben: If I told you once, Mister Dean, I told you a thousand times: I respond to no man's finger.

Poor Jamie, as he was taking a sip of his beer and immediately started choking as Amy, Kathy and Sandra howled in laughter! Samantha's eyes opened wide as she too laughed, her own cheeks now flushed. Once Ben claps Jamie hard on the back to help clear his air way, the Cockney King addresses his buddy...

Ben: Too right I am, but I believe we had ourselves a deal?

Jamie leans back in his chair with an audible sigh, reaching into the pockets of his skin tight pants and he pulls forth with considerable effort, a check and hands it over to the Black Cat. She accepts it and gives it a casual glance, then does a double take.

Black Cat: Really?

Jamie nods.

Black Cat: But this is for five thousand?

Jamie: I'm aware. It's what it cost for Ben here to put his body on the line!

Ben smiles as only he can as he slowly stands up...


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The sultry beat of one of George Michael's biggest (and most controversial) number one hits plays and everyone - literally, EVERYONE -- is on their feet as they dance along with Ben Jordan who is showing to one and all that not only is he fully comfortable in this environment, but he himself has an impressive set of pipes when it comes to belting out a tune.

Ben: There's things that you guess
And things that you know
There's boys you can trust
And girls that you don't

Ben dances along the stage, having no qualms at all at working the crowd with shaking his booty and throwing in a hypnotic grinding of his pelvis, drawing serious positive heat from everyone watching, once again stealing the show!

Jamie looks at Sam in wonder...

Jamie: I don't know if he just hypnotized me with that thing but I'm no longer afraid to fly!

Ben: I want your sex
I want you
I want your sex

Ben rolls up his sleeves in a fluid motion while singing, making certain to flex his impressive arms. Ben then actually hops off the stage, the first of the night to do so, and starts dancing around the tables, working the crowd to get even bigger tips donated for the evening's charity!

Ben: I swear I won't tease you
Won't tell you no lies
I don't need no bible
Just look in my eyes

He turns his back to another table and swings that backside of his, admired by his friend Jamie for so many months, back and forth!

Ben: What's your definition of dirty baby
What do you consider pornography
Don't you know I love you till it hurts me baby
Don't you think it's time you had sex with me

.....

Outside of AKBAR in the cool night air of Los Angeles, the club's door swings open and Ben staggers out, his jeans tussled and shirt torn from his body, exposing his bare upper chest. His eyes are wide and his breathing deep, as if he is trying without much success to catch his breath! Jamie, Amy and Sam are following him outside into the evening, beneath the stars as the evening's proceedings are still going on, the music of the club still going on behind them.

Sam has a concerned look on her lovely face, while Amy is restraining herself from laughing, something Jamie himself is having no success at doing!

Jamie: Are you okay!?

Ben: I guess so but ... *pants* bloody hell! I should have known that might happen! Charity or not, I'm not a damn stripper! I swear if I hadn't gotten away, I'd be nekkid right now for all to see! I never saw anything like it! Hands all over the place and they wouldn't stop!

Sandra and Kathy emerge from the club and walk past the trio, the remains of Ben's shirt in Kathy's own hands.

Kathy: Yeah, my bad!

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Climax Control Archives / Are we really doing this?
« on: December 09, 2016, 07:33:44 PM »
 
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Primm, Nevada - December 4

That's right. Even though it's close to a week past, we are taking a little stroll down memory lane to the night of Climax Control. Or to be more precise, we are taking a stroll to just after Climax Control by a fair few hours. To a time when the men and women who work for Sin City Wrestling, putting their bodies on the line for the enjoyment and entertainment of the rabid people who have made up the fan base of SCW into a cult classic promotion, seek to rest and relax in the most basic way;

By drinking themselves silly.

Yes indeed! It is a tradition the world over after such wrestling events when the workers of the promotion, both wrestler and staff alike, head to a local hot spot and party in celebration of a night's work well done. Sometimes the interest is split in separate nightclubs and bars, but other times, such as the case with SCW, the owners host a party at a specific place as a means to say "thank you" for what their workers go through all in the name of making their home promotion such a success.

And afterwards? Well that would be where we find ourselves now at present, isn't it? Present? In a flashback? Get it? Nothing, huh? Hunh! Tough room. But I digress. The evening of drinking and socializing for contacts amongst other worldly things was not why we were here tonight, living for the moment within the past.

Wait, it's not?

No, it's not. Well, it is but there were more important things that happened during the night that need explaining, as it pertains to the young man whom you had come to see; one Jamie Dean. Yes, Jamie was at the party at the Primm Valley Resort. It was to be expected, after all. Jamie had a party boy reputation to maintain, and he was right there with wrestler, staff and fan alike, downing shots like a Trooper and dancing the night away. He even had hopes that Master Lily would make an appearance so that he could attempt (again) to lure her onto the dance floor. Even though she no longer served as the manager for the stable known as the Members of the Elders, the older woman made a lasting impression on the young man during their time socializing this past summer. He respected her, and even liked her, and personally he did not believe the Elders were the same without her.

If you want him to be perfectly honest, he'd tell you that when Alana Allure took over the managing duties, it was just asking for the stable to slowly crash and burn. Not because Alana had no skill at managing, but it was a simple conflict of interest on managing a stable while being an active member of that very same stable. Over the long run, it would not work and Jamie believed the best thing for the Elders was, in fact, their former manager.

Oh well! That was not his problem, although he had his concerns. No, Jamie had other things on his mind as he left the Primm Valley Resort's nightclub earlier than what some might have expected. Under normal circumstances, Jamie was not the type to leave any party early, especially one being held at such a trendy club. Jamie was more the type to close the place and even go looking for somewhere else to extend the fun after hours, but tonight was not the night.

Jamie instead walked out of the bar after making his round of good-byes to many a surprised Superstar and Bombshell, and headed into the annals of the edge and Casino; a convenient thing since the club was literally inside of the hotel where he was staying at. Short trip and all to rest and recuperate from what he had been put through, both during Climax Control as well as what he was certain was irreparable damage to his liver when he found himself in a shot drinking contest with both Amy Marshall as well as Ben Jordan!

Yeah, not the smartest thing to do against two hardcore drinkers such as they!

That, and the penchant for drinking an unforgettable amount of kamikaze cocktails just did Jamie in. Well, apparently they were forgettable because he had no idea how many he had consumed. Friends and fans alike simply kept buying them for him, one right after the other. Personally, Jamie was amazed that he was able to find his way to the elevator inside of the resort to take him to his room, without any help what so ever. That or Ben had helped him get to the elevator before returning to the festivities. Otherwise that was one hunky and well toned coat rack that followed him out of the club and held him up while waiting for the elevator.

His few friends in the business; Ben, Amy and yes, Samantha Marlowe, were as surprised as any when he opted to call it a night and go to bed. Alone. More so, actually. Jamie had some very appealing offers from whatever they call male "ring rats," but he had turned each one down as politely as he could as his head simply just wasn't in it. Not that he needed any blood in his head for a night of fun, according to Amy. Touche'! Yet Jamie held fast to his desire to simply make his exit and hit the sheets, citing his banged up body not being up to being "banged up" and "twisted like a pretzel" by some young, hung hunk for hours on end.

And so, the elevator door slid open with a soft chime and Jamie stepped out, or almost fell out as he had slumped against said door, and he was on the fourth floor; his floor. With a hand propped up along the wall to steady himself, he carefully walked the hall, counting the doors carefully, making sure none of them changed on him, or moved. Hotel doors had a way of doing that when you weren't paying attention after a night of hard partying, and he was taking no chances. He passed only a single guest and a kindly hotel night worker who had the courtesy or letting him know he had gone the wrong way and redirected him to the other end of the hall to find his room.

Wonder how that happened?

Jamie then found himself outside of the door he had been searching for, and he fished his key card out of his pocket and squinted his blurry eyes at it, then at the number on the side of the door to compare. Success! He slid the key card through the electronic lock -- or tried to -- missed! He growled and tried a second time, but the damn thing moved on him! Gremlins! Leaning heavily on the door frame, Jamie verrrry carefully inserted the card in the lock and slid it -- SUCCESS! The little red light changed to green and Jamie turned the handle on the door, pushing it open -- and promptly fell the rest of the way in and right on his face!

"Son of a ...!" Jamie crawled to his hands and knees, and then managed to push his way to his feet with the air of the door. He gave the door a filthy look and then reached for the light switch on the left of the frame and gave it a flip, casting his hotel room in a soft glow. He then shut the door and locked it for privacy, then turned around and stopped cold....




WHY did he stop cold? Well, we'll get to that in a few moments. Ooo! Promo cliffhanger! Don't you just hate those!? well no fair scrolling ahead to find out the full story before I'm ready to tell you! There are rules for creative story telling and the reader has to follow them just as much as the story teller does. It's the LAW! For now, we're going back just a little while, back to the edge and the party that was happening.

What's that? A flashback within a flashback? Do we DARE!? Can it be done!? Well there was always a chance that it would cause reality to come crashing down upon us but I really want an edge in this match so here we go!

There was a darkness to the Resort and Casinoi's drinking establishment, as all nightclubs were prone for mood lighting, but the soft themed lightning and decor also offered a calmness for all who were here, despite the heavy thumping of the music that poured from the trendy sound system. The party for the SCW goers had hit its peak at the most popular time for the club, roughly towards midnight, and the place was packed with people to near standing room only.

Jamie and friends had been some of the few lucky ones to commandeer a booth for themselves, and Jamie sat back in somewhat comfort (?), his head tilted back against the plush edge of the back rest of the booth as another round of drinks had been placed down in front of him and company. The Kamikaze, a tasty blend of Vodka, triple sec and Sprite, was slid before him and his hand instinctively reached out to grasp the tall glass. Made right, a kamikaze would taste like the sweetest lemonade but it took only a few to knock you on your proverbial arse (that's a nod to me Cockney fellow, Ben right there!). And along with an innumerable amount of shots, Jamie had already consumed three of the cocktails -- there's a dirty joke in there somewhere.

"Problem, Jamie?" Samantha's words woke him up -- not that he had dozed off in a club! He was just resting his eyes. Honest! Jamie lifted his head, well as best he could, and looked to the fiery ginger and brilliantly replied, "Hm?"

"Your drink." Sam smiled. Only she could bring out such a dazzling smile that would light up a dark nightclub such as this. It was simply a part of her sweet disposition, to help make light of a night that had been less than ideal. Sam just wanted people to be happy and this night had been trying, to say the very least. She continued, "You usually have it half gone by the time it reaches your hand."

"Oh." Jamie forced himself to sit up straight. He pulled the glass closer to himself and picked it up. "The night's just catching up with me. maybe I'm getting old."

"Maybe you're just full of shit." Amy joked as she downed a shot of her own.

Jamie glanced around the club and said, "I think maybe I'm just ready to call it a night. Head to bed."

"Oh yeah?" Amy smiled. "Which rat has the honor of being company tonight? I notice the Asian bodybuilder had your attention the most."

Jamie glanced sideways and noted the young Japanese man, well built and very well taken care of himself, if Jamie said so himself -- which he just did. In some casual conversation with the fan, he had revealed he was a competitive bodybuilder, and Jamie had no reason to doubt him. the man was STACKED! And having shared an all-too brief dance with him, Jamie had come to understand the rumors were not always true what they said about bodybuilders. And the things he proposed doing to Jamie while whispering in his ear...

Jamie shuddered openly in delight before he collected himself and returned his attention to his friends. he shook his head, "No. Not tonight. I don't think I could handle it after what Shipman did to me."

"That's understandable." Samantha nodded, her face marred with concern at having witnessed what Shipman had done to Jamie following the defeat of the "Original Sinner." It could have, and most likely would have, been so much worse had it not been for Ben and Despayre's intervention of the post-match attack.

"I hope you at least got his number." Amy smiled devilishly, as was her nature when chiding her good friend.

Jamie smiled and held up a slip of paper. "Digits. Freakish delights -- and cup size."

Satisfied, Amy held up her glass to congratulate her buddy on a night's work well done, and Jamie lifted his own glass -- as did Samantha, and the glasses clinked. Jamie then opted to forgo the straw in the drink and just downed the cocktail in one fell swoop, while the ladies watched, impressed.

"Wow." Was all that Samantha mumbled as Jamie set the now-empty glass down onto the table top and stood upright, or did as best he could. The aforementioned bodybuilder made a move to assist him but was waved off politely by another helping hand. Had the fan assisted him back to his room, Jamie might have found himself doing something that in a rare case, he was not in the mood for.




Which brings us back to the present!

I hope that was as painless for you as it was for me. True, Jamie would have liked to have stayed and continued the night away, but this night his heart was simply not it in. It wasn't just the fact that his body was feeling beat up as a result of that nutball, Chris Shipman, but his mind felt the very same. It wasn't just the fact that in a week's time he was going to be forced into the ring against his friend and partner, Ben Jordan, (although that was  a very big piece of the puzzle) but the fact that Christian Underwood's words cut through him like a hot knife through butter. It had forced him to face the fact that his tag team with Ben was most likely over -- unless "Hot Stuff" Mark Ward pulled off some miracle in these new negotiations he had scheduled. It had forced him to see that Ben had not even told him he had possibly changed his mind. Christian was right about that one thing.

He had found out through social media of the fact.

And it bothered him. More so than he thought it should. Hm? What was that? Oh you already know all of this? well, excuse me! Oh! You're still waiting to find out what happened with Jamie in his hotel in the previous scene, aren't you? Oh well that's easy....

It was the drink. it had to be. Well it was either that or he had passed out and was still in the bar, having some sort of erotic but wonderful dream. It was the only explanation, because right there, across his hotel room and laying under the covers of his bed -- was none other than Samuel Devereux!

<img align=left src= "https://media.giphy.com/media/QkMgeacHvva5a/giphy.gif"> He was propped up on a single elbow, the fingers of both hands intertwined with the other, and his eyes were solely on Jamie who was staring at the sight before him like some slack jawed yokel. But oh what a delectable sight it was! The lights in the room were not overly bright, but somehow what was offered illuminated Samuel just perfectly so. The tanned flesh exposed on his body almost glistened, as if he had anointed his body with oil before this very moment, and THAT particular thought made Jamie's throat go dry and feel in desperate need of a drink of water.

And what a fair amount of tanned flesh that it was, exposed for Jamie's appreciative eye. The covers of the bed were drawn up Samuel's body, yet not quite reaching his waist so as to deny Jamie a tantalizing glimpse of Devereux's hip. As Jamie took a cautious step further inside of his room, feeling out of place and unsure of what was happening, his eyes managed to pry themselves away from that hip and further up to Samuel's bare upper body for Jamie to fully appreciate; as if that was what Samuel had intended. The sleek, washboard abs and firm, round pectorals ... the toned, muscled arms and a warm and inviting throat....

Jamie paused, shaking his head. Wow. he really had to have drank more than he thought tonight! He opened his eyes, sure the illusion would be gone, but nope! Still there, and still waiting! Still inviting! Samuel's eyes were locked onto Jamie's own, and that smirk on those full lips practically screamed of confidence. They must, because here he was, naked in Jamie's hotel room and...

"Wait..." Jamie paused from admiring Samuel's form and turned and looked around at his surroundings with a curious eye. It looked like his room, and yes. There was his laptop on the bedside table and his clothes were hanging up on the rack just outside of the bathroom door. This WAS his room! So then why ... how...

"Problem?" Samuel asked in his distinctive accent, his smiling lips parting just enough to show a hint of white teeth.

"Yes. er, no?" Jamie reached up and rubbed at his scalp, growing more confused by the moment. "I don't know." He looked around again. "This is my room, isn't it?"

"It is." Samuel calmly nodded, the smile never leaving his face. "I would have felt a bit ridiculous had I came in to wait in the wrong room."

"But, how?" Jamie asked, finding the confidence again within himself to move further into his room. Ordinarily he would have immediately went on the defensive and been on guard at finding someone in his room, but for some reason, he felt oddly calm about this situation. Calm, and eagerly anticipating the unknown. "How... did you get in?"

Samuel calmly shrugged a bare shoulder and with an impish manner, answered, "I have my ways."

"Uh huh." Jamie nodded, then having found himself at the bedside and looking down at this gourmet platter of "man cake," he went on and asked, "You -- you're not wearing anything, are you?"

Brilliant deduction, Sherlock!

Samuel shook his head in a silent answer to Jamie's question, but Jamie was ever the inquisitive sort, and as if he didn't believe, or just wanted a peek, he grabbed the covers of the bed with his left hand and lifted it just high enough to have a look see at what treasures lay beneath, and Samuel just smiled, not objecting one iota. Jamie lowered the blanket and looked off into space, as if his mind were attempting to comprehend what he was going through, then quickly picked the covers back up and had another look.

Hey! He is a man after all!

He lowered the covers once again and blinked at Samuel, swallowing hard and asking, "Wh-wh-where are your clothes?"

"I had them sent to the front desk." Samuel leaned heavily on his forearm and the smile was enough to smolder the Polar Ice Caps. "With instructions to burn them."

That caused Jamie's eyebrows to almost rise into his hairline and he asked dumbly, "You told them to burn your clothes???"

Samuel shrugged his bare shoulder indifferently and answered, "I didn't believe I'd have a need for them."

Jamie swallowed hard -- you know, again. He reached up and rubbed a hand down his face and along his jaw. Okay, sure he'd paid particularly close attention to Samuel ever since he first laid eyes on him. Sure, he fantasized about doing things with the man that would get both condemned by the board of health and risk breaking the laws of about seventeen states. And fine! Jamie did make sure at times to hit the showers as soon as Samuel entered them himself! But for the man to be here ... in his bed and... Jamie just didn't know how to react!

He shook his head in a vain attempt to clear it and asked, "What ... are you doing here? ... I mean, you're married."

Samuel nodded.

Jamie added, "With kids."

Again a nod of affirmation.

Jamie looked around, clearly confused but the energy brewing between the pair was burning the alcohol from his system and he held his arms out, "Then ... what is it that you want?"

Samuel simply laid back along the bed, stretching his body out to its full, taut extent. His one arm now rested behind his head while the other glided up his torso as he smiled, "You're a smart boy. Use your imagination."

"Oh, okay." Jamie finally nodded. "I get it." He sighed hard and set his hands on his hips, unable to fathom he didn't notice this about the man sooner. He observed, "You're just one of 'those' straight guys that get their rocks off by flirting with gay men."

Jamie didn't even have time to call out, or realize what had happened until he felt Samuel's strong hands grip his own arms and before he realized it, he had been thrown over onto his own bed and Samuel was pinning him down with his own body! Jamie's eyes were as wide as saucers as Samuel leaned in closely and whispered into his ear, "You figured me out."




"Samuel. Seriously? Samuel Devereux?" Amy Marshall asked with more than just a trace of disbelief in her voice as she jogged on the treadmill machine side by side with Jamie Dean in the YAS Fitness Center, a premiere and modern athletic gym. Yes, as you may have guessed, we are back in the present! See? That wasn't so hard to deal with, now was it? Okay unless you have a bit of a squeamish side when it comes to man on man (literally) situations, but hey! It's almost 2017! Get with the times! And besides, it's not as if we went and TOLD YOU what exactly happened between Samuel and Jamie Dean!

Unfortunately!

Much like Jamie had spent the early morning doing, sharing the intimate details with an ever inquisitive Amy Marshall, Jamie's best friend and soon-to-be tag team partner. It had been a number of days since Jamie had contacted her, and if truth be told, he was in no shape physically to do a get together with his bestie. Not because of Shipman, mind you. He had recovered from that days ago! It was because of Samuel! The man was insatiable! Such a giving man, Mister Devereux was. He gave until it hurt.

Literally!

"Trust me." Jamie said as he ran in place on his own treadmill, working hard on his cardiovascular conditioning. His stamina often had a big part to play in his in-ring conditioning, and he knew he'd have to work extra hard if he had a hope of outlasting his good friend, Ben Jordan in active competition. And after what he had recently experienced, he would have to work extra hard if he had a hope of lasting against a certain someone else in an altogether different nature.

Jamie continued, "You sound probably the same as I looked when I found him there! But I swear to god..."

"I know, I know." Amy assured her friend, her own body glistening as much as his was. "Most men exaggerate their tales of conquests but you've always been honest." She smirked and cast a sidelong glance at him, "Maybe brutally so."

Jamie smiled, and a laugh escaped him before he could stop it. He said, "Okay, so maybe I over share a bit. It's a part of my charm. But I'd never have fudged the details on this story. Not when it could end up making me look bad!"

That brought a frown to Amy's face and she asked, "Make you look bad? How the hell could having sex make you look bad?"

"Well he is a married man, Amy." Jamie reasoned. "And I've never been with a married man before!"

Amy turned her head and looked pointedly at her friend and he shrugged, "Okay, so that one time but that was hardly my fault. Those goddam paramedics never give up!"

Amy smiled, turning her head away, feeling good that Jamie had found a way to ease his own personal demons, even if this one had drawn up a fresh one. She just understood that his current situations with Ben Jordan was playing hard on his mind and their upcoming mixed tag team match was not making things any easier.

"It's no big deal." Amy stated simply. "Samuel is obviously bisexual and is into you. No harm, no foul. It's not as if Melanie minds." Amy cast a hurried look to Jamie and asked, "Does she?"

"Christ I hope not!" Jamie said. "That's the last thing I want or need, to have an angry wife to deal with! I guess I'll have to bring it up with Samuel if, you know. Things start to happen again."

Amy laughed, "Considering the trouble he went through in order to get you into bed, I'm assuming it will! And often."

"God willing!" Jamie looked Heavenward and laughed.

Amy calmed herself from joining him in their shared laughter and said, "So if Mel doesn't mind, why should anyone else? She lets Sam get some fun on the side when he's on the road, and you can play a little when he's not..."

"Er, not exactly." Jamie interrupted, looking almost sheepish and a faint blush colored his cheeks, surprisingly enough.

"What do you mean, 'not exactly'?"

"Well, "Jamie almost acted like a timid school boy. "When we were... you know, and he was ... you know, he kind of ... sort of ... 'claimed' me."

Amy frowned and turned her head, "Claimed you. What do you mean he claimed you?"

"Well for lack of a better term," Jamie cleared his suddenly dry throat and explained, "He basically said 'that ass belongs to me and me alone now'."

"Hm, kinky." Amy said, and she indeed had an appreciative nature for such things. "And do you mind?"

"Not in the slightest!" Jamie laughed.

The two friends then continued on with their workout for several long and silent minutes, just enjoying each other's company as true friends could, and feeling the luxury of their muscles gaining the most from out of their workout. That was at least until Amy found her voice again;

"Well, this just told me one thing."

"What's that?" Jamie asked.

Amy answered, "I was wondering why you were walking funny and couldn't sit down."

Jamie's head snapped sharply to the side with his cheeks colored and he all but forgot himself and what he was doing -- and as such the treadmill got away from him! His feet slipped out from under him and he was practically thrown off and crashed against the wall, causing Amy to completely lose it in a fit of laughter!




After his workout concluded with Amy, Jamie sat on a bench in the men's locker room with a towel draped around his neck. He leaned back against his reserved locker and sighed gently.

"It's hard to find the right words to say when you find yourself in a situation when words fail you. I mean, literally fail you. I never had the talent that Ben had when it came time to cut promos and shoots. I tended to just follow his lead but I think we can all agree on who held up better when it came time to talk smack about our opponents, even if Ben wasn't the sort to just flat out talk smack. He had a way about him, being the polite British gentleman and all, and still make it sound like he was about to go out there and kick some ass, while all but ensuring everyone still liked him -- including the guys whose asses he was about to kick! But this situation?"

Jamie shook his head.

"This is something entirely different. Well, not really. In case some forgot, Ben and I did compete against one another once before. Years ago, and ironically in a mixed tag team match. It was in the second annual Blast From the Past tournament, and it was actually my debut in SCW. Kain had shown himself to be something of a candy ass and backed out, and Christian and Mark pushed my debut ahead of schedule and the rest was history. Granted, my team didn't advance, but it also wasn't my shoulders who got pinned to the mat. Taking nothing away from my partner at the time, SCW Hall of Famer Vixen. I was just more than a little proud of myself that I was able to hold my own against a man the level of Ben Jordan and keep him from beating me because he sure as hell was capable!"

Jamie leaned over at the waist and picked up a water bottle from the cooler before him and unscrewed the cap. He took a deep drink from the contents and shook his head.

"But this time? This time is a lot different than the first. I'd like to think that I'm a lot more experienced than the wet behind the ears rookie Be faced that first night, but on the flip side, Ben has only grown more experienced as well. Ben has that edge on me. I'd be a damn fool not to admit it. Look at his record in ACW, and the string of victories that the man piled up in SCW before I even showed my face, and after! But, and I almost feel bad in admitting this, I want this one. I want to win this one. I don't want to fight Ben. I don't want to wrestle him, not after everything that he's done for me and to help elevate my career. Had he not contacted me about becoming his tag team partner, taking a risk on someone he barely knew at the time, god knows whether or not I would have ever even made it back to Sin City Wrestling. Yet the entire time he and I had our initial tag team run, I was hearing the exact same thing, time and again."

Jamie raised a hand to emphasize each spoken word.

"Ben deserves more. He should be targeting the singles championships. He could be World Champion."

Jamie looked into the camera.

"Jamie Dean is holding Ben Jordan back."

He looked away again and exhaled gently.

"That hurt. Perhaps not intentionally, but it made me wonder if I ever even should have come back to SCW. I questioned myself repeatedly. Was I holding Ben back? Was his teaming with me all that was holding him back from putting J2H's shoulders to the mat and taking his rightful place at the top?"

Jamie shrugged. "I didn't know then, and I still don't. But maybe that's a silver lining to the dark cloud that jackass boss of ours put us in. If I can hold my own against Ben, maybe then people will stop acting as if I didn't exist, even when I was standing right beside him."

Jamie put the cap back on his water bottle and set it aside before leaning back and frowning.

"And yes. I saw the Tweets. I realize that our partners are going to work overtime to try and make certain Ben and I don't even have to set foot inside of the ring with one another. The thought is appreciated, ladies, but it's hardly fair to have the two of you shoulder the burden of this match that we're in when we're supposed to be a team."

Jamie smirked and looked to the camera again.

"I guess that brings me to you, Evie. I don't find myself having a lot to say to you, or about you. After all, it's not as if we'll be finding ourselves facing each other in this match. Thank god for SCW's refusal of inter gender rules, eh? You're Amy's business, and I'll let her worry about what to do with you when the Bombshells are tagged in, but out of fairness, I'd be amiss to not speak of you at all. Why? Because I'd be lying if I were to say I had no respect for you."

Jamie shrugged.

"Although that's not to say that I exactly like you, either. I can't say I don't, because I just don't know you. Not outside of what I see on the monitors, but I know how I used to feel. I didn't understand how you could show up out of the blue and act the way you did with Ben. You practically threw yourself at the man, and despite his every attempt to tell everyone that there was nothing between the two of you, you seemingly did or said everything in your power to undermine his words and infer that there indeed was something going on. And the spot he found himself in, thanks to the higher ups? I just feel like Ben deserves so much more than to be shouldered as a glorified babysitter."

"It felt like it was your way of taunting people, and you didn't care if it annoyed or upset anyone. Though coming to understand you, if I do, that seems to be your Modus Operandi."

"You enjoy getting under peoples' skin. You have anger issues and you use them to your utmost advantage when inside of the ring. I admit I had bet money on you at High Stakes VI that you would have walked away with the Internet Championship, I was so impressed with you and what you accomplished. Where most people with anger issues in the ring tend to lose themselves as a weakness, you embraced it and used it to strengthen your resolve. I can't deny that, and won't. But my partner, Amy Marshall, has accomplished a lot more. SCW Hall of Fame. Grand Slam Champion. Everything you perhaps aspire to? She's already accomplished. And that is the very same woman you find yourself in the ring against. A woman who is not afraid to bleed or break bones, or even have bones broken. A woman who has faced some of the most dangerous women in the most dangerous matches, and time and time again, she has walked away with her head and arm both held up high."

"That is the woman you have to contend with on Sunday, Evie. That is the woman I have full confidence in."

Jamie slowly stood up.

"Let's just hope after this, we can all put this bullshit behind us."

And that being said, Jamie walked towards the showers and the camera cut to static.
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Climax Control Archives / Not what I had hoped for
« on: December 02, 2016, 05:41:26 PM »
 Los Angeles, California

Oh yes, you remember this particular location if you had been paying close attention over the past couple of months. It was, and is, the hot spot that was eagerly anticipated amongst the youth of the gay community of Pacific Palisades, and LA in general. It was soon to be a place of both promise as well as hope, and one which would hopefully prove to be one of salvation for the young souls who felt lost and alone.

"Oasis"

That was it. That said it all, and was the simple name above the door on the outside of the building that as of yet, still resembled something akin to an older warehouse. Yet given a little more time, it would become so much more. Yet the name was not one chosen lightly as it spoke of a place of comfort in troubled times. The letters were emboldened in an array of rainbow colors, announcing in this small but open minded neighborhood that within these walls, the youth that had lost their homes due to the neglect and narrow minded prejudices of their own families would soon have a safe place to stay.

"And you haven't run into any trouble?"

The voice asked from inside of the building, as SCW Superstar Jamie Dean sat on a U-shaped cushioned bench with a raspberry tea in his hand, as his close friend and 'mother figure', Sandra King, sat down beside him with a bottled water in her own. Construction and refurnishing had been going on for weeks, Jamie and his partner Ben Jordan's deadline for a Christmas opening fast approaching. But the days work had progressed well enough that the crew had called it a day and would be back to resume their duties bright and early.

Jamie stretched out his legs, kicking his feet up onto a small, wooden table, polished to perfection. Kathy looked down at his feet, then turned and looked at Jamie himself with an arched brow and Jamie shrugged, looking perplexed but knowing Sandra well enough to know she was annoyed about -- something.

"What?" Jamie asked in all of his rapier wit.

"Were you raised in a barn?" Was all his 'Momma' said and Jamie rolled his eyes.

"Uncanny!" He exclaimed but with a laugh in his tone of voice. "My club. My shelter. And yet I can't even put my feet up?"

Sandra reached over and swatted Jamie's feet from the table and then sat back with a smirk he, and everybody that knew and loved her, were all too familiar with. She said, "Well first of all, it's Ben's club and shelter too. You did say the two of you partnered up for this project. And I'm sure he'd be too polite to stick his feet up on the table like that."

"He sticks his feet up on the table at my loft." Jamie tried to defend himself, but Sandra was quick enough with her own comeback.

"Yes well, he's a guest. So he's allowed."

Jamie turned his head and gave his 'Momma' a frown and asked, "You've been listening to Kathy too much." Kathy Greene, Sandra's wife and Ben Jordan's biggest fan.

Sandra could only smile in the accusation, knowing just how enamored her lesbian wife was to a heterosexual man. But the "Cockney King" was an attractive fellow, even Sandra could admit that, so she could find no fault for her wife's "man crush." He had the looks, but above everything else, Ben was a charmer. polite and well mannered above all else.

"You still haven't answered my question." Jamie lifted an inquiring eyebrow and she sighed. "Have you had any trouble from anyone opening this place?"

"No." Jamie shook his head with a thoughtful expression. "Well, I tell a lie. The guy Ben tricked into selling this place did try to halt the sale in court but the guy Ben hired pretty much had the case thrown out. It didn't hurt any that I had gone around to the neighboring businesses and such and introduced myself and explained to the owners and residents what we'd be doing here. That and the general disdain for this place's former owner by all parties pretty much got the judge to tell the bastard 'tough titty' and everything's going on as scheduled."

"Good!" Sandra nodded, a smile on her face as she felt quite proud of where her 'Sweet Pea' was going with this project. After all, too many people, even those within the gay community, tended to look down on the homeless and think them lazy or not worth their time. But that was not always so. It rarely was, as a matter of fact, but when those homeless turned out to be kids who were left in a spot not of their own doing...

"Have you given any more thought to what Ben and I asked?" Jamie brought up, drawing Sandra from her thoughts.

"I have." Sandra admitted. Jamie and Ben had approached her on taking an active role in this cause, by becoming something akin to a Den Mother at 'Oasis,' watching over the kids who would call this place their home during their stay. It would take time and dedication, and since Sandra was one of the senior security staff members at AKBAR in Los Angeles, Jamie's former place of employment, the choice was not a simple one to make.

"And?" Jamie prodded and Sandra smiled.

"Sweet Pea, you know how much I want to but I still need to consider it. Kathy said for me to go for it because you know her. Always up for an adventure and her coffee shop is as successful as ever."

"Then what's the problem?" Jamie shrugged.

"No problem." Sandra said as she took a drink of water. "I'm just being overly cautious. Plus I'd miss all my kids at AKBAR."

"You'd have a lot more kids here." Jamie smiled. "Actual kids."

"Touche'." Sandra laughed. "But trust me," She reached over and patted his cheek affectionately. "I am seriously considering it. I'll let you and Ben know before this place opens."

Jamie nodded with much appreciation, then lifted his wrist to look at his watch. Seeing the time, he said, "Well if we're going to have our little dinner party, we best do it, to it. I have to be on an early flight to Nevada in the morn."

"Oh that's right." Sandra frowned. "Kathy said you had a match against some fruit loop."

Jamie smiled as he gave her a hand up from the seat. "That's only putting it mildly. Guy's got a pretty violent rep but I can handle him."

"You know Kathy's worried about you, ever since she heard about the match." Sandra patted his arm. "And if she is, you know I am too."

"I'll be fine, Ma." Jamie reassured her as the two headed toward the spiral stair case that led to the ground level above. Jamie saying along the way, "Hm, Kathy should be finishing her shift soon, and Chad'll be getting out of school." Jamie looked at Sandra and winked. "We best get to my place and order that Chinese before those two get there."

"Maybe we should wait." Sandra responded. "You know how Chad feels about Asian fellas and the last time we had Chinese delivered, Ben had to act fast to keep Chad from grabbing the guy by the..."




Jamie stood out on the balcony of his loft, his arms folded across his chest as he looked out across the night sky of Pacific Palisades, and all the city lights that emblazoned the horizon. The wind was chill, but Mister Dean was wearing a colorful sweater, bought for him by his friend Samantha Marlowe.

Jamie said, "It's not all that often a man finds me in an unusual position, but I suppose you might say that Chris Shipman has done just that. When I said I hoped I had one last match in me, I wasn't expecting it to be a one on one. I had rather hoped for a last hurrah with Benjamin at my side, but looks like that wasn't meant to be. Which puts me in an awkward position."

Jamie looked to the camera and winked.

"See what I did there? Yes? No? Meh."

Jamie shrugged and resumed looking out at the night sky and appreciating it for all that it was.

"I haven't been in a singles match since before my return to SCW. Not since that match against Sean Jackson where I was injured and put out to pasture with a shoulder injury. And even I can admit that as much of a loose cannon as Sean was, at least his cannon was loaded. Shipman hasn't got anything up there, and that makes him just a bit more dangerous. But still..."

Jamie heard something batting at the closed window to his loft but shrugged it off to continue.

"It's nothing I can't handle. Nuts as he is, Shipman has a lot more on his mind than even he can handle. Pissing in the Cheerios of Synn and working on Despayre? Not a very smart combination but if that's the only way to get close to a championship, I guess you do what you have to do. Hey, it's not like Ben and I don't know what that was like. We were on the receiving end of that train of thought, but we made it out alive, just like I will now."

More batting at the window...

"In the end, Shipman is just another opponent who thinks his so-called psycho rep is going to carry him further than he would get otherwise. I know Ben will have my back if anyone plays the fool, but I don't need a partner in order to wipe the mat with that stain. Shipman's biggest detriment is the fact he's an overrated mess, a success in his mind alone. I was hoping my last match would actually mean something but beating this guy?"

Jamie scoffed.

"Hell, Shipman could be the only one in the ring and still come out on the losing side. I..."

Bat. Bat. Jamie turned around and spotted his Siamese cat Anubis at the window, batting the glass with its paw to attract the attention of 'his daddy.' Jamie sighed and looked back into the camera.

"Sorry Shipman. But in this case, where I'm concerned? Even a pussy rates as more important than you."

And Jamie headed for the window to enter his loft once again.

End feed.</color>

8
Climax Control Archives / One last chance
« on: October 21, 2016, 08:59:53 PM »
 The door to the cage elevator in the old brownstone building slid open once it had reached its destination, that being the top floor of the old but well maintained brick building in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood. It was a location that we've been privy to being invited to every so often, but given the busy lifestyle that the loft's owner currently led as a competitive professional wrestler, alongside his tag team partner and close friend, Ben Jordan, it was small wonder that Jamie Dean did not get to return here as often as he would like. Here is a little fact that so many in SCW tend to forget to tell their families and friends, or they simply choose to neglect the facts so as to assuage their own egos:

But those who compete on the independent wrestling scene do not get paid multi-million dollar contracts.

Sin City Wrestling had grown substantially over the years since its birth, and true to the generousness of the promotion's Benefactors, Mark and Christian paid their wrestlers well. Even better now that SCW was being hosted in legitimate sports venues as opposed to the high school gymnasiums they had started out in. Still, millions of dollars was not in the salaries of the Superstars and Bombshells who remained loyal to Mister Ward and Mister Underwood. Even the low thousands was stretching it. No, some guaranteed contracts and percentages of the gates was what drew in the income of most of SCW's men and women. Anything extra as far as extracurricular income generally came from outside wrestling opportunities and business acumen elsewhere.

Some wrestlers had legitimate wealth outside of SCW, and Ben Jordan, one-half of the World Tag Team Champions was one of them. Having had dealing in real estate transactions had left him with a comfortable lifestyle to enjoy, but he was also a gentle and humble enough young man not to allow money to deface his personality as so many others would. He remained kind and generous, always willing to step in and lend a hand where it was needed, and give you the shirt off of his back even were it not. (We know! Jamie has repeatedly attempted to get Ben's shirt off at one point or another!)

Jamie, however? He was by no means wealthy, although he was comfortable. It was past business dealings as a wrestler for Can-Am and a adult model and film actor that gave him what he had to enjoy to this day. And not over spending money in a livacious manner was what kept him in that very comfort as we speak. And unlike Ben, he did not have the means to simply hop on a jet at a moment's notice to fly anywhere he pleased, nor fly back to Los Angeles on a whim while traveling on the road during one of his many touring stretches for SCW. Many a time Ben had and would still offer to front the bill to fly Jamie home out of his own pocket, but Jamie had yet to accept. Contrary to what his public shenanigans might suggest, he had his pride. He would rather venture home after a show and remain there so long as he was able before the touring process would start all over again. Otherwise, he would stay in the hotels provided by SCW; one of the few luxuries the indy promotion would afford the men and women who put their bodies on the line for the Benefit of the public.

Yet here and now? Yes we are indeed back in the building that housed Jamie's loft home, and no he was not alone. He was accompanied once again by Ben Jordan, a man whose genuine friendship over these many months was a welcome change to Mister Dean and filled a personal void he had not even known he had allowed himself to suffer through. Oh he had friends, make no mistake about that! But the vast majority of them were of the female persuasion or of the gay male lifestyle. He had only one straight male friend, a rarity in his life, and his name was Ben Jordan. It had recently come to light that Jamie's feelings for Ben had gone beyond that of mere friendship and camaraderie. Ben, being the sort of man he was, let Jamie know that although the feelings were not reciprocated, they did not scare him off nor did they make him uncomfortable. The bond between the two men remained, endured, even thrived.

Ben was just like that; a people person, comfortable in his own self. And Jamie? He was still trying to get used to the idea that there was a straight male out there who actually wanted to be his friend. Past scars and experiences told him all different tales to the contrary.

That was just one of the reasons why, behind Jamie, Ben set foot out of the elevator in the long stretch of hallway. (Well, that and he personally preferred not to be the first one out of any room with Jamie behind him. He didn't care if Jamie had an eyeful of his backside, but the lad had a serious case of "naughty hands" and tended to leave bruises!) Ben knew that while abroad, or just in California for SCW purposes, he was more than welcome to crash at Jamie's loft. It had all the comforts of home as opposed to the airs of a cold and impersonal hotel, and Jamie would have none of that where a friend was concerned. Ben was not the only one who stayed under his roof when in the area. There were times where Amy Marshall, and even Sam Marlowe, had stayed over. Ben was simply his most frequent guest, and truth be told, Jamie liked being able to do something so simple yet so appreciated for a buddy.

"You have got to be the biggest kid this side of the Pacific, mate." Ben quipped in good humor, pulling his luggage along behind him, the wheels making a gentle drum along the wooden floorboards of the hallway. It was late in the evening as he had landed at the LA airport where Jamie had picked him up as was their usual routine when touring California. There was one window in this hallway, and the moon could already be seen peeking from behind the clouds outside and the old fashioned lights on the hall's brick walls had already come on automatically.

"Am not!" Jamie responded in a mournful pout, pausing to stomp his foot as a child might. But he let the comment slide, knowing Ben was just teasing -- maybe. Ben's ammo was resolute in the fact that before they had come to the loft after the airport, Jamie had insisted on stopping at one of the local Halloween party stores to pick up a slew of fresh supplies for a Halloween party he had been busily preparing for in his spare time.

"You were getting a right off number of odd looks from that store's staff." Ben chuckled as Jamie fished his keys from his pocket.

"I get those looks everywhere." Jamie pointed out as he inserted the key into the door's lock, then paused. He frowned and looked back over his shoulder at Ben and added, "Did I just take a hidden dig at myself?"

"Yes you did," Ben nodded. "And lucky for me those cameras are always around to record every glowing moment."

Jamie frowned, then looked around and over at us, thus at the camera, and he groaned, "Christ! Why do I always forget those things are everywhere?"

"Damned if I know." Ben sighed. "That's probably how you ended up on those funny websites of yours."

"No, that was intentional." Jamie gifted his buddy with a wink before turning the knob and shoving the door to his home wide open. He gave Ben a courtly bow and a wave of the arm before he said, "After you."

Ben started to take a step toward the door before he was given pause and he asked, "That crazy bird fan o' mine isn't waiting to pounce on me again, is she?"

"No, you're safe." Jamie laughed, remembering full well the high level of enthusiasm Ben seemed to generate where Jamie's, and yes, Ben's mutual friend Kathy was concerned. For a raging, classic lesbian, Kathy just couldn't keep her hands off the man! And who could blame her!?

Having been reassured, Ben strolled casually past Jamie and set foot into the threshold of the loft, but took utmost care to allow the luggage to draw up straight behind his, well, behind -- intentionally obstructing Jamie's view that Ben knew his friend was aiming for. This, of course, resulted in an audible...

"Aw! You're no fun!"

"Call it an act of self preservation, mate!"

"You're a damn tease, you know that?" Jamie smiled, despite himself, as he shut the door behind them and set the bags in his hands down. Ben's only reply to this accusation was the beaming smile that he had perfected into a work of art, and that wink that would melt a polar ice cap. But once Ben turned around and took in his surroundings for the first time, he stood in pause before looking back to his friend and host and asked, "You wanna run that denial of being a big kid by me again?"

Ben was, of course, referencing the fact that Jamie had turned his usual tastefully decorated home into a person's hedonistic sense of Heaven, if Heaven was decorated courtesy of the Halloween section of your local Wal-Mart. Streamers of purple, black and orange dangled from every place imaginable that they could be hung, and about every door and window frame were small orange and black lights, wrapped around table legs and the central lamp's stand. Fake cobwebs were stretched in every nook and cranny, plastic stick on images were stuck on the windows and little nick knacks such as plastic skulls, rubber spiders and toy bats were seen about.

"Hey I think it looks pretty good." Jamie smiled as he picked the bags up from the floor and moved further into his home as Ben set his luggage in their usual spot by the sofa that converted into his bed. Jamie had offered to share his bed but Ben was far too smart to fall for that trick, much to Mister Dean's chagrin. Ben sat himself down, almost groaning in pleasure at the comfort the sofa offered him as opposed to the seats on the jet, even if he were in first class.

Jamie started to put his things into a cupboard in the kitchen area before he said, "Besides, it's not finished. Wait until party night then you'll really see something!"

Being ever the gracious host, Jamie fished an ice cold bottle of his favorite red wine from the fridge and poured both he and Ben a tall glass. It had nothing to do with wanting to get the Cockney King sloshed. Nothing at all! As he handed Ben his glass, Jamie had a seat on the chair opposite him to relax himself and asked, "Don't you like it?"

"Naw, it's not like that." Ben answered, taking a sip of his drink before setting the glass carefully on the glass stand beside the sofa. "Halloween just isn't my usual thing."

"Seriously?"

Ben shrugged. "Oh I like it well enough. Seeing the tots in their colorful costumes and handing them candy when I can, but the way some adults act? Worse than kids. And those horror movies just aren't my thing. Never have been really."

Jamie smiled with a trace of mischief on his lips and asked suggestively, "So if Elvira threw herself into your arms and screamed 'Do me! Do me now!', you'd not curl her toes?" He took a drink of his own wine while Ben playfully contemplated the aforementioned question, looking in the air and rubbing his jaw thoughtfully before shaking his head in the negative.

"Wow." Jamie's eyebrows rose as he took another drink. "I'm as gay as a fruit basket and I'd probably still tap that."

Ben half raised his glass to his lips before that particular statement caused him to pause with raised brow. Jamie then set his own glass down and started to say, "Okay, so I ordered our usual Chinese delivery on the way up, so it shouldn't be too much longer. Ben..." Jamie clasped his fingers together into an interwoven lock and Ben had a feeling he knew what was about to be said. Jamie had kept saying it for weeks on end, ever since...

"I just wanted to thank..."

"Thank me for helping foot the bill for your business venture?" Ben smiled, finishing his thought for him. Ben was referring to Jamie's decision to retire from working at a hot LA nightclub in order to open his own; one to Benefit gay teenagers and help keep them off the street and out of trouble. But it served as so much more than that, and this was what made Ben want to be a part of the venture as well; the building itself would also serve as a homeless shelter for gay teens, boys and girls, who lost their homes due to ignorance and homophobia from within their own families. It would offer them safety. It would offer them shelter. It would give them a chance to move ahead in life where otherwise they would have little chance. It was but the first in a number of charitable ventures he and Jamie had planned, and it all had to start somewhere.

Every meaningful path had a beginning.

Jamie smiled, despite himself, and said, "I guess I've already thanked you a time or two, haven't I?"

"Maybe once or twice." Ben exaggerated. "And you can stop, mate. You said it yourself; my helping out made me a partner in this, although I would have been happy to turn over the reigns completely..."

"No." Jamie shook his head and sat up straight. "Not a chance. I could never have gotten this far without your help so I'd prefer it if you stayed at the forefront of this whole thing. If I'm about to fuck things up, I want you to step up and say so."

"Oh don't you worry!" Ben chuckled. "I can do that much! Just ... let's just make it happen, alright? No more unnecessary thanks."

"They're not unnecessary." Jamie said, and he honestly believed that. Few people would have done for him what Ben did, and it meant too much. Thanks was the very least that he could do, even though Ben was now a full partner. He continued, "But I can at least try."

Ben nodded, and reached for his glass when another form hopped up onto the sofa beside him and stood with its front paws on Ben's thighs. This would be the diminutive form of Jamie's cat, or as he would call him 'his little man', the Siamese cat affectionately named Anubis. This new addition to Jamie's household came as a surprising welcome thanks in part to mutual friend Sam Marlowe. The always caring young woman knew Jamie was lonely and needed someone to shower with love and affection, and until that special someone entered his life, Sam adopted this special someone and passed it into his care. Ben would at times tease Jamie worrying about this cat when they were on the road, defending the tag titles against any and all comers, but then the idea came to his circle of friends for the nineteen year old friend of Jamie's and Kathy and Sandra, Chad, to stay at the loft whenever Jamie was gone. That way Chad could have some independence and Anubis would have company without being left alone.

Ben absently reached up and started to scratch the cat behind the ears, eliciting a soft purr and the Cockney King almost regretted his affectionate action as the feline started to "mix dough" on his legs, causing him to wince.

"Bloody..." Ben closed his eyes and breathed deeply. "You really need to get this lad's claws trimmed!" Ben looked down at the startling blue eyes peeping up into his own and he glanced to the cat's owner and asked, "Hoe are things going on your end with that, anyway?"

"I did like you suggested." Jamie answered. "The money I had for the building has already went into a cleanup and Kathy is helping me look for a contractor to work on a few repairs and the remodeling. It's still going to be awhile before the place is ready but it's coming along. Slowly but surely."

"Good." Ben nodded as Anubis finally stopped clawing his pants and proceeded instead to crawl all the way into his lap and curl up into a ball for a snooze. Which meant cat hair on his dress slacks, but a small price to pay not to have his legs clawed the hell out of. He continued, "I'm looking forward to this."

Jamie's eyes were cast down before he met Ben's gaze and he smiled, "Me too."




"I was working in the lab, late one night
When my eyes beheld an eerie sight
For my monster from his slab, began to rise
And suddenly to my surprise"

"He did the mash, he did the monster mash
The monster mash, it was a graveyard smash
He did the mash, it caught on in a flash
He did the mash, he did the monster mash"


The traditional Halloween party music played across Jamie's loft as his Halloween party was in full swing. And he was indeed correct as he predicted; the place looked even better now than it had before with new additions such as Styrofoam grave markers strewn about the floor space, plastic skulls placed on table and counter tops, and candelabras with black candles lit to better illuminate the interior. Carved Jack-O-Lanterns were set up around the home, each with a lit candle inside, and a fog machine turned the floor into a scene straight out of a late night graveyard.

Even Ben was impressed by the transformation of the loft, as he stood beside the snack table where there was a virtual smorgasbord of treats was set up, including a smoking punch bowl. And despite Halloween not being his particular thing, he was no so-called party pooper. Like every other guest here, he allowed himself the fun luxury of dressing up in costume for the occasion.

You'd be amazed at how many compliments Ben received for his Superman costume. Like something straight out of the movies, they said! And he would have to agree with them. With a plate of snacks in one hand, Ben lifted a bottle of beer to his lips with the other when he was approached by what looked like a cross between a female version of Quasimodo, and a zombie's chew toy.

Ah! It was Sandra!

"Having fun?" Jamie's "Ma" asked of him, as he turned to survey the number of people in the spacious loft. Jamie's place was packed, so much so that the collective body heat had raised the temperature inside enough for the AC to have kicked on. That or Ben's outfit was so damn hot, that's what caused the air conditioning to kick on. (At least, that was Jamie and Kathy's theory.)

"To right." Ben answered. "Always have fun when there's a party to be had." He smiled and took a drink of beer before he said further, "Just taking a bit of a breather. Had to be a good lad and mingle with the guests. Retain this charming personality I seemed to have gotten a rep for."

Sandra smiled and started to search for her own beer when Ben pulled a bottle from a plastic witch's cauldron filled with ice and popped the cap off before handing it to her.

"Cheers." Ben said before they clinked bottles and took drinks. Once done, Sandra looked around at the guests and spotted Jamie chatting it up with Chad and a few others from AKBAR. She even noted Sam Marlowe and Amy Marshall seated on the sofa, talking animatedly to two obvious gay fan boys.

Sandra offered, "I'm glad our boy threw this party. Everyone at work is going to miss him terribly."

"I think he's going to miss everyone more than he's letting on." Ben replied. "He admitted to having second thoughts but this'll be good for him."

"Good for you both." Sandra countered. "It's a wonderful thing you two are doing for these kids."

Ben could only smile at the glowing words from this woman who his friend looked up to as both confidante and mother figure.

Sandra continued, "AKBAR usually throws a serious Halloween bash every year. The costume contest alone is reason enough to come!"

"I'd like to see that." Ben found himself admitting. "Jamie always said 'the gays own Halloween.' Can't right fault him for that theory."

"Theory my ass." Sandra said, taking a drink. "It's true. Halloween is 'our' holiday." She met Ben's eyes and his sparkled with humor at this woman's sense of humor and pride in who she was. She continued, "Jamie knew he was probably going to miss it since he'd be on the road for you so this was his answer. His little way of saying good-bye to everyone."

"He'll still see them."

"Yes, but his last night working at AKBAR was his last night." Sandra pointed out. "He's moving on now with this place of yours and his."

Ben playfully sniffled and placed a hand on Sandra's shoulders before he quipped, "Isn't it lovely? Our little girl is becoming a man!"

Sandra barked an unladylike fit of laughter, and would have probably sprayed beer everywhere, had a snap not been heard and everything froze in place. Ben frowned, pulling his own beer from his lips and waved a hand in front of Sandra's eyes before he shook his head.

"Bloody hell! He finally got it right!"




"We can't help but wonder what got into you two blokes. Yes, we're referring to the Members of the Elders. Here we were, four men who hung out a few times, had beers and socialized like respectable gents, and it leaves us wondering... what the hell happened? We had ourselves a couple of epic championship matches, and we properly acknowledged that Jon and Eyesnsane took us to the absolute limits before we managed to pull it out of the fire and keep these our championship titles. Both matches were close, but in the end, the better team won. The champions walked away still the champions, and I guess we were too busy celebrating to recognize that the green eyed monsters were just starting the early stages of rearing their ugly noggins."

"I mean, how else can you explain it? Before our first title match, we were alright together with beers and playing cards. We thought the same before our second title match, even though we started to see and hear the things that Eyesnsane was saying in public and on social media. Sterling rep that one has, we thought, which left us thinking that Jon Dough was the proper gent of the pair while his partner was a right git. But oh how wrong we were when Jon showed his one mask had two faces, and he was exposing himself for what he was."

"Personally, we'd still like for Jon and Eyesnsane to justify their words and accusations. So far all we hear is their sad little imitations of that idiot Trump with accusations and claims with absolutely no evidence to support their bullshit. All we've been hearing is the lot of them bitching and moaning about how they were robbed and the only reasons why we retained BOTH times was because we were in Mark and Christian's inner circle and they were wrapped around our little fingers. Funny thing is, if anyone -- and we mean anyone -- were to go back and watch either of those championship matches, they'd see the exact same thing happen the exact same time -- BOTH times! Clean pins! One! Two! Three! The second time? We even made Eyesnsane tap out right in front of everyone."

"So again we have to ask you to come out here and explain how a clean pin and a blatant submission equals you being cheated? We'd also like for you to justify saying that even though we won, and we're the champions, somehow that also equals you to being the better team? Lads, I think you've tossed back a few too many because that shit just don't add up! You lose, yet you're better? That line of thinking almost makes us want to take it easy on you when we meet for the fourth and final time. It's obvious to anyone that you've been inhaling too much air freshener or maybe we dumped you on your collective heads a bit too hard because your train of thought got derailed above four months back that a way!"

"So open your eyes and try to put the bottles down so you might think clearly. You both are better than this way of thinking, or at least you used to be. Maybe not so much any more but you know something? It'll be a sad sight to see but we can accept the fact. One more time for you lads, one more chance. Two opportunities to make what you feel right. And with two falls out of three being the big deal this time around? You'll have no reason or right to be making excuses when you fall to the wayside yet again."

"Good luck boys. We really and truly mean it. You are truly a great team, and we can admit that. But despite what you think, if we're the winners and the champions and number two as you seem to think, then the gentlemen part of us can only ponder just how sad that makes you both."</color>

9
Climax Control Archives / Secrets between friends
« on: September 09, 2016, 09:01:11 PM »
 Los Angeles, California

Well, if you want to be technical, we're currently in the Los Angeles suburb of Pacific Palisades, California, a neighborhood in the Westside of the city of LA. What? Were you expecting another location? It has been awhile, hasn't it? Not since the match near two years ago when Jamie Dean suffered a defeat at the hands of 'the Mental Rapist' Sean Jackson in a 'Best Two of Three Falls' contest have we been able to pay Mister Dean a visit. Just us. Since his return to the world of professional wrestling, or more specifically, the world of SCW, we've had to share Jamie with the company of a certain Cockney.

Now, now! Get your minds out of the gutter! We are, of course, referring to 'the Cockney King' Mister Ben Jordan, Jamie's good friend and tag team partner, and the man to whom he shares one-half of the SCW World Tag Team Championship with. It was a surprising day indeed when Ben called Jamie out of the blue to see if the interest was there for a return to the six-sided ring. Was the interest there? Of course it was! Jamie had rested well and worked hard to get back to the physical condition he had been in since the broken collarbone he had suffered in his last match with Sean, and had been planning to figure out a way to work himself back into the ring wars so well known in Las Vegas circles. At the time, he had no idea how he was going to do it.

He had thought to ask his, at the time, only friend in wrestling; Amy Marshall, to lend a hand in getting his foot back in the door, or to at least see if Mark Ward and Christian Underwood were still interested in his making a return. Speaking of Christian, that was his other option: to offer 'that boss' a hummer that would have made him forget his own name. Thankfully, before he got the urge to further debase himself, he received that call from Ben.

Ben, a man of whom he was quite familiar with. Not just because of his stunning good looks, but also his exploits inside of the ring. Yet there was also his personality. Although he and Ben, at the time, did not know one another aside from casual conversation during the usual pre-show buffets or post-show congratulations, Ben displayed what kind of a man he was with Jamie, time and again. Despite Jamie's obvious outgoing personality and raunchy exploits, not once did Ben avoid him or act uncomfortable when in his company. Ben, much like Amy, was one of the few who wouldn't think twice about joining Jamie for those meals before a show. So when Ben put out a feeler (pun intended) for a partner to once again help raise the bar in the tag team division, Jamie was only too eager to accept the call and help out a man that made him feel welcome when few others did. From that point on, a casual acquaintance became a cherished friendship.

Jamie was a man that cherished his friendships, having had so very select few throughout his young life. It was a reason why we find ourselves looking into an important slice of his life here. A look into a few days in the past, to commemorate something special that could happen soon in the future.

<img align=right src= "http://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x239/GambitPride/fb3d5a0000ba1073c7fb65a689175811.jpg">Brew HaHa

Yes, that's right. That's where we were to find the one we've been speaking of. Surprised? I imagine you are. Usually when we are seeking our Mister Dean in LA, we find ourselves either in his loft home or at the nightclub AKBAR, that he also calls a second job. But not this time. This time Jamie had wanted to talk to those closest to him in a setting that was both comfortable and familiar, so he chose this. Brew HaHa was a coffee house independently owned by his good friend, and Ben's eager number one fan, Kathy Greene. It was a moderately sized but comfortable establishment, more rural in decor than other coffee houses that spanned the city. That was simply Kathy's way in design preference. And unlike many others or the big chains, Kathy did not expand her sales to include CDs and trinkets. Coffee and snacks, that was it. That was what you came for and were given, along with a comfortable atmosphere to relax, do some work, and socialize with friends.

As a boss, she was adored by her employees, hard but fair. So long as they worked, she treated them fairly and rewarded them often. And above all, unlike other employers who believed 'the customer was always right,' she often called bullshit and insisted her employees be treated with the same respect and courtesy that customers sought for themselves. Treat her boys and girls badly and you risk the wrath of the mama bear. It was a reason why the young men and women who worked her shop adored her. Some might think her choices and policies would risk alienating entitled customers, but it had the opposite effect: she had earned a cult following of sorts, especially amongst the gay and college crowd, which kept her business afloat and a relative success.

That was why in the late afternoon hour, Brew HaHa already had a modest sized crowd with some young college kids at work already on laptops and notebooks at the counter with coffee at hand, and others were perched in the corner on the lone sofa, chatting away with friends. But it was the group that was huddled together at the table on the far side of the shop, beneath the one and only painting adorning the wall, that brought us here today.

Jamie Dean sat at the table, along with those closest to him, both in the world of pro wrestling as well as out. of course his tag partner Ben was there, curios as to why Jamie had asked him to spend some time in LA to talk as opposed to heading straight back to Cuba or to Canada for their next show. Amy Marshall sat quietly, wishing it was a beer or hard drink in her hand rather than the coffee everyone else also had in hand. Kathy had tried to insist that the coffees were on the house -- it was simply her way, but Ben had insisted that he pay as it was her business and livelihood. That earned him another hard peck right on the kisser by the otherwise hardened lesbian.

"Quitting." Sandra King repeated with a perplexed frown on her face. "You're serious?"

"I wouldn't have asked you all here to talk to me if I weren't." Jamie answered his 'Ma,' the affectionate nickname given to this woman and Kathy's wife due to her (s)mothering nature. He glanced down at the steaming cup in front of him, his hand clasped around it, and said, "It's something that I've been toying with for some time. Just never really had the nerve or chance to bring it up."

"Are you sure you want to do this sweet pea?" Kathy asked, as Ben and Amy exchanged glances. "You've been working at AKBAR for years. Before you were ever even a wrestler at Can-Am, let alone SCW."

Yes, AKBAR. Calm yourself people! Jamie was not talking about quitting professional wrestling!

"She's not wrong, mate." Ben added, picking up his coffee. He had drawn a few bemused glances when he ordered his drink. Just plain coffee. Who drank that in ANY coffee house!? "It's a fun place to work. Even I enjoyed my one evening there. Great music. Beautiful birds as far as the eye can see."

Kathy winked at him, "Each and every one a carpet muncher."

Ben brought the coffee to his lips and quipped, "Yeah well, that just bloody well makes things more intriguing, doesn't it?" Followed by light hearted laughter from the rest of them gathered around.

"You're going to miss it there. Or at least the people." Sandra said, cupping her chin in her hand and feeling somewhat deflated at this bit of unexpected news. Still, when her "sweet pea" said he needed to talk to everyone, she knew that the news probably wouldn't be something that she'd want to hear. Still, it was better than other possible alternatives. She frowned and then asked, "Or is it just me that's going to miss you?"

"No." Jamie answered with a sincere smile. "I'll miss everyone there. Well, almost everyone." He added, conveniently leaving out the one they all knew he was thinking of. The one that had betrayed him. "But this is something I've had on my mind at wanting to do for a long time. Before that charity event a couple months ago, although that did cement it."

Amy started to ask, "And you...?" When a loud outburst erupted across the cafe and caused heads to turn, including those at their own table.

A disgruntled gentleman, using the word loosely, stood at the counter opposite of Chad Campbell, a young college student that had at one time been one of the many homeless gay teen statistics. He was also one of the few who managed to dig his way free from the streets, thanks in part to Kathy, Sandra and Jamie who each practically adopted him. They took him in under their respective wings, fed and clothed him and gave him a home with Sandra and Kathy. They got him into college, majoring in fashion, and as a means to help him have a little independence, Kathy gave him a job as a barista in her shop.

The man confronting Chad had an air about him that spoke of a haughty sense of self entitlement, used to getting his own way and treating those in the service industry as being 'beneath' him. He held a cup up with one hand and pointed a finger at Chad with the other as he argued, "I don't see what the fuck is so hard about this you dumb little shit! I asked you for an Undertow!"

Chad, never one to back down from a gauntlet being thrown in his face, but knowing this was still Kathy's place of business, tried his best to be diplomatic as he answered back, "But I told you we don't make those."

"Starbucks does it all the time!"

"This isn't Starbucks." Was all Chad had to say which caused the entitled bastard to rear his ugly head and he sneered, "Look you little..." And the name he called Chad was not one suitable for the average promo. It did make Chad flinch, however, and caused the protective nature of Jamie, Sandra and Kathy to bristle.

Kathy turned in her chair and barked, "Hey!" Causing heads to turn back towards her direction. The patron frowned as he looked her up and down and he snarled, "What the hell do you want!?"

"Just to tell you that if you want something that Starbucks makes, then go to Starbucks!" Kathy answered. "That young man there doesn't need to put up with your snotty attitude!"

"Listen bitch!" He answered, and Ben saw the way Sandra's knuckles turned white as she clasped her hands, angered that anyone would call her wife that derogatory name. "Just mind your own fucking business! I know the owner!"

"Oh really?" Kathy scoffed. "Because I sure as shit don't know you!"

The man blinked, unsure of whether or not he had just been caught in the most used lie in the history of the independently owned store. He then rather obviously decided that he didn't care and started to say something further when Kathy again interrupted him.

"So why don't you take your happy little ass out of here?" She then flicked her fingers away in a universal gesture. "Shoo."

No sooner did the man take a single step forward, thus towards Kathy, than did Sandra, Jamie, Ben AND Amy all spring to their feet, ready to intervene before this asshole made a graver mistake by threatening this woman. Discretion being the better part of valor, the man falsely puffed up his chest and turned and stormed out, muttering just loud enough to be heard, "Fuck this place!" And he went to slam the door, but found it was one of those doors that doesn't slam so easily. All the better to make him look the bigger fool as he took his leave.

"Well!" Jamie said as he turned back and sat down once again. "That was entertaining!"

Kathy saw something from off to the side of the shop, as another entered, and she sighed. She said, "If you think that was entertaining, things are about to get awkward."

They all turned their heads, and spotted Jamie's ex, Justin, setting foot inside of the cafe.

"Bloody hell..." Ben muttered, and deservedly so. Jamie had successfully avoided Justin since their fallout in Japan, but the end result was bound to happen sooner or later. Justin looked around, and having seen the object of his intentions, headed on over.

"Jamie..." Justin started to say, but Jamie turned his head to look up at him and the frosty glimmer in his eyes was enough to send a chill down each of their spines. Jamie interrupted him and spoke, "Really? This is getting borderline stalkerish. Seems someone can't take a hint."

"Well it seems someone has spent enough time running away." Justin countered. "All I want to do is talk!"

"I think you said enough in Japan. What did you say again?" Jamie picked up his coffee and leaned back in his chair. "Oh yeah! Ouch! Ow! My face! Please don't hit me again!"

Justin's face colored a soft, red hue at the flush of embarrassment at the memory that Jamie had so easily punked him out with a single shot. He looked away briefly and those at other tables that had taken notice of something further happening, quickly glanced away. Justin then looked back at his ex and tried to offer, "The fact that I didn't call the cops or sue should tell you something."

"Excuse me." Amy frowned, speaking up for her friend before Jamie had a chance to do so for himself. "What part of you is not getting this? He doesn't want to see you. He doesn't want to talk to you."

"I don't think," Justin started to say. "That I was talking to you."

"No." Amy settled back against her chair, waist turned, so she could look at the man who had betrayed her good friend. "But I'm talking to you..."

Justin started, "Jamie..."

"Look..!" Ben was about to also get involved, angry at how someone had turned their backs on his tag partner, and yes, friend, so easily. But before he could, Jamie held a hand up.

"It's okay." Jamie said, starting to stand. "Might as well get this over with."

Justin took a step back as Jamie pushed out his chair and stood up. The two men turned to leave by the door when Ben quickly grasped Jamie's arm. "Mate...?" He said in concern, his brows raised.

"Don't worry." Jamie smiled. "I won't hit him." He shrugged sheepishly. "You know, again."

Ben, Amy, Kathy and Sandra each watched with a concerned eye as Jamie and Justin exited the coffee shop...

Jamie took a number of steps away from Brew HaHa's entrance and took note that the sky was deepening in twilight. The moon was out and the stars were just beginning to show themselves past the city's skyline. Jamie finally turned around, two doors down from Brew HaHa in the Westgate Plaza.

"So," Jamie shrugged, feeling almost immune to the pain that he had felt months ago at this man's betrayal. He stuffed his hands deeply into his pockets, a nervous habit but one that kept him from breaking his word. "You wanted to talk?" He shrugged. "Talk."

"Well you're not exactly making it easy." Justin started to say, and Jamie made a mocking and mournful face.

"Aww! I didn't make things easy for the cheat!"

"Jamie..."

"You played around on me, Justin!" Jamie practically hollered before he could collect himself so as not to draw any more undue attention to either of them than they already had. He looked at a couple walking past, then turned back to Justin and growled through clenched teeth. "The minute my goddamn back was turned! And with that Dominique of all people!"

Justin was by now losing his nerve. Everything he had wanted to or planned to say to Jamie was quickly flying out the window. He shook his head and tried to reason with him, "Jamie, I didn't mean to! It -- it just happened!"

"Oh it just happened?" Jamie frowned in disbelief. "So how did it happen then? What, he tripped and his face fell in your lap? Over and over and over again!?"

"It was ONE time!"

Jamie answered back, "Once is all it takes! I never trusted someone enough to commit to them! But the one time I did try, I get fucked over!"

Justin's arms fell to his side, "And I suppose you never cheated on me, hm? All the times you were on the road with that Ben guy?"

"Right." Jamie nodded. "I'm busting my ass, or getting my ass handed to me. I get back to the hotels, banged up and bruised and OH YEAH! I'm rearing to go! Who the hell did you think I was banging? The hotel porters?"

"Oh I don't know!" Justin said, finally tiring of having his concerns so easily dismissed. "That Ben guy?"

"Ben!?" Jamie looked at him as if he were nuts. "Ben's straight you ignorant jack off! As straight as they come! Hell flying you to Japan was HIS idea!"

"I know that! But even if what you say is true, how the hell was I supposed to know!? As friendly as you two are!? The way your damn eyes light up when his name is mentioned or the way you moon about when he wasn't around!?"

"Shut up..." Jamie started to warn, but Justin ignored him.

"I mean, how the hell do you think it made me feel, knowing every time I loved you, it was Ben Jordan that you were in love with!?"

Jamie looked absolutely incensed, and about to betray his promise, when something caught his attention from the corner of his eye. He turned his head, then Justin did as well, and what Jamie saw caused his stomach to turn and his tanned flesh to pale. Ben was standing at the door to Brew HaHa's, looking at them. It was pretty obvious that Ben had heard everything.

Every. Word.

Jamie turned to Justin and muttered, "Son of a bitch..." and before anything further could be said, Jamie turned and walked away. Ben called out, "Jamie, mate!" And he came hurrying after his friend, pausing just long enough at Justin who at least had the good grace to look ashamed.

"Nice going Twinkerbell." Ben chastised Justin with before he picked up his pace, trying to catch up with his friend.




Jamie sat out on the balcony of his loft apartment, three stories up from the ground floor, looking out over the neighborhood that he called him. A beer in his hand, he leaned back in his chair with a stoic expression on his face as he looked out on -- absolutely nothing. Oh there was life going on in the city at night. Cars went by on the streets below. The sound of laughter from people somewhere down there. friends and family heading to and fro to have fun and make an evening out for themselves, but Jamie? He was in on none of that. The evening had been going along smoothly enough, letting his friends in on some of his immediate plans for the future, when everything after that came crashing and burning down around him.

All because Justin had a better eye for things around him than Jamie gave him credit for. He also had a big mouth but let's not discuss his more positive attributes. We were made at him, after all.

Now? Now everything had been crushed. All of Jamie's hopes and plans. Jamie's current career as an SCW Tag Team Champion. Most importantly -- a friendship.

That was when Jamie's self morose mood was cut short when he heard the door to his loft open and he glanced up sharply. He looked around in through the window when he heard a familiar and accented voice call out from inside...

"Jamie? Oy! You in here you plonker!?"

Jamie closed his eyes and exhaled sharply through his nose. Shit. Ben. This was not a conversation that he was prepared to have with everything else that was going down -- pun not intended. But here he was, cornered on his balcony with nowhere to go but down -- and that wasn't an option! Well, whatever was to be, would be. Good or bad, and nothing good could come from what had just happened.

"Out here!" Jamie called, beckoning to his friend to come and signify what would probably, undoubtedly, be the end of their friendship. Only a few moments later, Ben looked through the large window that led to the balcony and stuck his head through, looking first left and then right.

"Bloody hell!" Ben exclaimed. "All the times I crashed here and you never told me you had a place to sit outside?"

"How did you get in the loft?"

"You gave me a key, genius." Ben answered with a frown. "Remember? In case I was in town and needed a place to crash and you were out?"

That being said, Ben carefully stepped out through the frame of the window and stood on the deck, looking first out into the night life that was spread out before him as far as the eye could see. He admitted aloud, "I can see why you like it here." He then looked down at his friend and shook his head, "Sandra told me to give you this message." And he promptly swatted Jamie hard upside of the head, almost knocking him forward and out of his chair!

"Ow!" Jamie yelped, grabbing his chair to keep from falling out of it. Say what you would about Ben but he had some serious natural strength to him. He rubbed his stinging head tenderly but before he could bring his beer up to take a drink, it was removed from his hand by Ben who pulled up the only other chair and had a seat himself.

"Be grateful I delivered her message." Ben said as he took a pull from the bottle. "Amy had a harsher one for you walking out on us like that."

"Fine. Acknowledged." Jamie mumbled. "I'll send them all a fruit or muffin basket if that makes amends. Just get it over with."

Ben asked, "Get what over with?"

"Our friendship." Jamie answered as he leaned over to a cooler at his side and pulled out another beer from the iced chest. he popped the cap off and continued with a shrug, "Or the partnership. Or both. Whatever. Just don't..." But as he went to take a drink, he was hit upside of the head again! "Son of a...!"

"End our partnership?" Ben looked at him, and his usual mellow, happy go lucky smile had completely faded and in its place was one of stone cold seriousness and a hint of disappointment. "Drop the titles? End our bloody friendship!? Is that how much confidence you have in me as a man and a friend!?"

"Look!" Jamie turned to Ben and said, "I know how this works! It's been the same every single time I've ever made a friend that just so happened to be a straight man! It doesn't last!!" He turned back and had a drink before he went on, "They never do. This time..." He sighed. "This time I just admit you have a better reason for it not to." A shrug and, "Can't exactly fault you."

"God you're a pretentious wanker!" Ben openly scoffed as he turned back away from Jamie, amazed at what he was hearing, but only for a moment. He wasn't about to let Jamie off the hook so easily and he turned back and said, "You have seriously lost the plot son, if you think that's what's happening here! Besides..." He sat back and made himself comfortable, gazing out into the night. "... Justin didn't say anything that I didn't already know."

That captured Jamie's undivided attention and he turned with a frown of astonishment on his face and Ben knew he had him and smiled.

Ben said, "Seriously. You've known me awhile. I pride myself on being a people person. Not just because I get along with people, but I like to think of myself as a fairly good judge of character. I can read them." He took a drink. "And I notice things -- and accept them."

"Ben..." Jamie started to speak up but Ben cut him off.

"Save it. Simple fact is, I might like to think of myself as a somewhat attractive bloke..." Jamie turned his head and gave Ben an incredulous look at what had to be the understatement of the Millennium. Ben smiled, knowing without looking at him what Jamie's reaction would be but he went on with what he was saying, "And the fact is, you're into blokes. If you weren't into me...?" He shrugged. "I'd think you done and gone barmy."

"So... you're not like, completely weirded out?" Jamie voiced his concern finally. "Because this is the first good friendship that I've ever had with a straight guy. My only friendship really. Most others get sensitive over the least little thing and bam! Friendship is gone."

"Like copping a feel on another bloke's bollocks?" Ben smiled.

"I know, right?" Jamie shook his head.

"By the way, that wasn't an invite." Ben quipped. "And I am not most fellas." He leaned over and held out his beer bottle. "Nothing changes. Deal?"

"Deal." Jamie smiled, content that Ben was what he said he was, a true friend. He extended his own bottle and they clinked glass before they leaned back and relaxed under the cool, LA night.

"Hey Ben?"

"Hm?"

"Hold me?"

"Feck off."




"Well, this week has been quite a ride! First, let me go on record and congratulate James Tuscini and Dmitri for the win they scored against Team BJ, Ben Jordan and myself. I wasn't expecting it. Ben wasn't expecting it. The fans weren't expecting it. And despite any bravado between us, I have a feeling that you weren't expecting it either. But shoddy calls aside, you got the win over the World Tag Team Champions, and if all goes well, I'm sure we'll be seeing each other again real soon with the gold on the line."

"But that's both in the past, and in the future. For now, I'd like to focus on what is directly in front of me, and that's a Fatal Fourway that, I imagine in the minds of the bosses, is supposed to get the other three men and myself ready for the championship match at Violent Conduct III. hey if that's the plan, then I'll be happy to go along with it! When was the last time you heard Jamie Dean utter the word 'no'?"

"Now the one undisputable fact here is that Ben and I hold wins over two of the three men in this match, in tag team action. The one we haven't, the Surf Boys, is mainly because we haven't had the honor or the chance as of yet. All in due time! For now, it's not the teams but the individuals. Both of the Surfers are a pair of fun loving dudes, guys who Ben and I have hung out with for a beer a time or two. But now it's inside of the ring and like me, Radical? You won't have the luxury of having your partner waiting for the tag out on the apron. The key difference is that I wasn't always a tag team wrestler. When I first started here in SCW, it was singles and only singles. You can't say the same. How many times have you been in a singles match, or a match where Narly wasn't your partner? Once at the most? I've got the edge where that is concerned, and the edge of being the only champion inside of the ring for this match. I am not going to go into Violent Conduct III with a loss edging Ben and myself out of any momentum. This one is mine, even if it is at the expense of a bro."

"Now Samuel McPherson has shown himself to be perfectly capable of surviving in the ring without Lord Raab holding him back. The difference is, is that isn't what he wants. Which is fine! I can understand wanting to have the love and support there always, but after a time, that very dependence becomes a crutch and a crutch will inevitably fall out from under you. Or it has to be set aside so that you can prove that you don't need it in order to get better. Your greatest claim to fame so far Sammy? The fact that you scored the biggest upset win of your life when you got a pinfall win over my partner, Ben, in one on one action. But let's call that for what it was: a fluke. Lightning never strikes twice in the same place, and you won't be scoring a win against the other half of the Tag Team Champions. I'd say you were going down, but that was probably a given considering how Raab will need to be consoling you later on. Yeeeeeep!"

"And now to the fourth, last, and certainly not least. Jon Dough. A man that I am familiar with as a buddy and an opponent. At least, I hope that you would honor me by allowing me to see you as more than an opponent, but as a friend. Your manager, Master Lily? Very classy woman, and a pleasure to know. And you? Mysterious, quiet, and tough as nails when it comes to trying to best inside of the ring. You and I had met long before the tag titles were ever around my waist, back when I first made my journey into SCW. Remember? I won back then, and even though I will offer my hand to you in sportsmanship this weekend, I will beat you again. I have to. If for no other reason than to prove to myself that I can. You and Eyesnsane took Ben and myself to the absolute limits in our two championship matches. Will the third time be the charm? Unfortunately for you, the answer is no."

"Good luck this weekend gents! This Sunday you're all going down on, er, to -- Jamie Dean 'the Sausage King'!"</color>

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Climax Control Archives / Ben and Jamie's Big Adventure!
« on: August 26, 2016, 08:23:33 PM »
 
The camera moves to the beautiful beach in Havana, Cuba, just a short distance from the home of Ben Jordan. The camera moves around the people before focusing on Ben Jordan and Jamie Dean, the two sitting on the golden sand as the waves move up the beach. Ben presses a button on his phone as the camera moves in towards them.

"Who was that?" Jamie asks his Cockney tag team partner.

"That was Evie Baang, mate" Ben replied with a casual shrug of his shoulder.

Jamie raises an eyebrow, looking towards him.

"What is going on with you two?" Jamie asked Ben, a curious looking flooded his face.

Ben innocently looked at Jamie.

"Nothing at all actually" Ben replied calmly "You know me, I talk to everyone, and refuse to believe that everyone is evil or bad."

Jamie stared towards Ben, unsure what to make of his comments.

"Look, I dunno if we all born good and turned evil, by circumstance." Ben explained to Jamie "Or if we're all born evil and taught to be good by our parents."

Jamie stared blankly towards Ben

"I mean Raab, he's pretty much a bastard at times." Ben continued "But was he born a bastard with no concern for others who would tell you the sky's neon orange and the sea is boiling red, or did his circumstances make him mentally fucked?"

"I think he was born that way, and then circumstances made him worse." Jamie commented.

Ben rolled his shoulders backwards, lifting his head back to stretch his neck, to look towards the sky.

"Anyways..." Ben starts "Everyone sees Evie as this evil thing, and maybe she is, but she's new around here so maybe that angel side of be is trying to save her from really going dark."

"Would you do the same for someone like Raab?" Jamie asked with a grin.

"Yeah, I would." Ben replied with a serious tone "If he came to me and asked for my help, or if I didn't think he was already beyond saving, I'd help the guy out, just like I would with anyone."

"Should change your nickname from The Cockney King" Jamie responded with a grin.

"To what?" A curious Ben asked Jamie.

"Saint Ben."

"Saint Ben of East London." Ben said with a nod. "I can dig that"

"Pretty sure you're trying to one up Mother Teresa with you trying to save people." Jamie commented.

"Well that's not a bad thing." Ben responded as he shrugged his shoulder. "We live in a world full of shit, where more bad stuff happens every day more and more. Me nan used to tell me years ago that even during war times, people used to leave their doors unlocked, or doors open, cause they trusted everyone. Now, you leave a window open a bit and some tosser will try and nick ya tele. If I can help people before they step into the darkside completely, I don't see why I wouldn't."

"You're really hoping for a seat at the top table when ya head up there, aren't ya?" Jamie said as he points to the sky.

"When I get me arse to heaven." Ben started "All I want is a comfy seat to rest me plates, cause after all this running around I'm doing down here, me feet will be in rough shape."

"Yep." Jamie stated "Saint Ben it is."

"Well Saint Ben is about to perform another selfless act towards the less fortunate" He commented.

Jamie turned his head to look at Ben, a curious look on his face, but Ben grinned back towards him.

"I'm gonna do something nice for you." He said with a laugh.

"Oh?" Jamie said, before frowning at the Englishman "Less fortunate?"

Ben rested his hand on Jamie's shoulder.

"I kid, I kid, well most of the time." He said with a laugh "But I figure we need to clear the head after last week at the show, dealing with people and this match coming up that's a bit of an unknown one to me. I figured we could just clear the domes out and chill for a bit before focusing on a couple of fellas we've never had to face before."

Jamie tilted his head, a slight nod coming from him in agreement.

"Can't hurt." Jamie responded. "What did you have in mind?"

Ben points out to the sea in front of him, his hands moving around.

"Boat trip" Ben said with a grin.

And boat trip it is as the scene quickly cuts from the two men sitting on a yacht, the clear blue waves flicking against the side of the boat as fishing rods set up at the back end of the shining white vessel, hang lines in to the end of the water. Ben and Jamie sit in front of them, cold beers resting in each of their hands as they look out at the water. The captain of the vessel slowly moves through the water, allowing the lines to drag as Ben looks toward Jamie, the sight of land fading quickly before their eyes.

"See, now this is peaceful." Ben commented as he raised his beer towards Jamie. "No stress, no worries, a million miles figuratively away from land. Considering all those issues you're having back home, it's good to do this once in awhile."

Jamie sighed, the thoughts of his problems back in America running through his head. Ben winced as he realized the can of worms that he just opened.

"I didn't mean it like that." He said sympathetically "I just meant..."

Jamie raises a hand, stopping Ben from talking.

"It's ok." He reassured Ben "You're right, it is good to get away from it all. I can see why you moved here."

"Mostly because of the fact we're always in the spotlight and stuff." Ben responded "It's just nice to end up doing the quiet thing from time to time and getting away from SCW people and cameras. People round here don't really care who ya are. They have a different, slower way of life in these parts, so they're chilled."

Ben raised the beer to his lips, taking a gulp from the bottle as he stares into the distance.

"We still have to focus a little on SCW." Jamie informed Ben "We are coming up against a team that we haven't faced and a team who hasn't really teamed against anyone, so we could take a look at them."

Ben scratched his head, looking towards the shirtless Jamie.

"Maybe..." Ben started "But we got days before we have to even have to get in the ring. We're not leaving for Canada until tonight, so until then, put ya feet up and relax."

Another gulp of beer disappeared quickly from Ben's bottle as he looks towards Jamie with a wide grin

"You worry too much son." Ben states to Jamie.

"We haven't even worked on a promo." Jamie reminded Ben "We've been sitting on the beach most of the week."

"Have you been complaining at the view you've seen all week?" Ben asked "All those greasy geezers around?"

Jamie looked upwards, his eyes pointed towards the sun as a smile crosses his face.

"I'm not complaining at all." He replied with a wicked smile on his face "But we should probably think about doing a promo at least."

Ben sighed as he looked at Jamie.

"Alright, alright, don't get ya knickers in a twist" Ben said to Jamie with a grin covering his face "But I gotta level with ya son. I have no clue what to do. I mean, we're facing a stereotypical guido and a vampire, and we all know vampires ain't real, it's all fantasy."

"Well, It's funny you should say fantasy" Jamie said as he rests his arm across Ben's shoulder. "I got an idea."

Before Jamie can elaborate on his idea, a fog starts to set in, surrounding the boat.

"The fuck...." Ben's voice is heard saying through the fog. "Jamie, get ya hand off there!"

A giggle came from within the fog from Jamie.

"Sorry..." His voice was heard saying "Hey Ben, are we near the Bermuda Triangle?"

"Yeah..." Ben replied "Awwww shit."




"What the hell was that?" Ben's voice was heard saying.

The scene completely changes to where Ben and Jamie are seen with trailors behind them. Ben look around as people move around in front of them, some carrying various objects around. Ben looks down himself to see him clad in a superman suit, made from plastic. Jamie looks Ben up and down with a huge smile on his face.

"Well hello there!" He said with a grin.

Ben face changed to shock as he looked at the attire he found himself dressed in.

"What the hell am I wearing?" He says aspirated.

"I don't know." Jamie commented "But I like it, shows off a big redeeming feature."

"My eyes are up here!" Ben informs Jamie as he points to his eyes.

"I know." Jamie responded with a grin "But I'm not looking at your eyes."

A man walks towards them, a huge headset on his head, with a microphone attached to it. A look of relief covers his face as he looks towards the two.

"Oh thank God" He exclaimed "Henry! Stan! We start shooting your scene in an hour, so Henry, could you please make sure you show up on time this time."

The man quickly walks away and Ben looks at Jamie.

"Henry?"

"Stan?" Jamie responded.

Jamie looked behind Ben to see a trailer with the name "Henry Cavill" written on it and pointed his thumb towards it.

"Do you think that's you, 'Henry'?" Jamie asks jokingly.

"Shut up, Stan." He fired back "But one way to find out."

Ben turns and walks up the steps outside, pulling down on the handle and pushing the door open.

"If this isn't you..." Jamie started "We're about to get arrested in bizzaroland."

Ben walked into the room, looking around at the interior of the luxury trailer, and quickly spied a wallet on the table nearby. He moves towards it and flipped it open, seeing a driving license with his photo in and the name Henry Cavill printed in it. Ben holds it up to Jamie. Jamie reached into his pocket, also pulling out a wallet and checking the driving license, holding it up towards to show the name Stan Stylez and Jamie's photo next to it.

"What the fuck is going on...." Ben asked.

“Last thing I remember is us going into that fog in the Bermuda…” Jamie looks to Ben and shakes his head. “No. Nooooo! Is THIS where people go when passing through the Bermuda Triangle? Some parallel world?” He takes in another glance at Ben’s lycra costume and purses his lips, “It’s either that or I’m in Heaven.”

“Your Heaven, my Hell. Look!” Ben points to a laptop that is on a desk, its screen idle. He nudges Jamie ahead and says, “Maybe whatever I was looking at will tell us something.”

Jamie dutifully takes up his seat and brings the laptop to life, but once he does so, he types quickly at the keys…

Ben calls him out, “Hey, what are you doing? I want to find out what the hell is happening to us! I don’t think google is going to do us any good here!”

Jamie answers back almost hotly, “Well it might help if we start by finding out anything about who Stan Stylez and Henry Cavill are!”

Seeing the logic behind this, Ben stands back as Jamie draws up a google search for this ‘Stan Stylez’ and clicks on the first link made available, and Ben himself leans down to get a better look at the screen.

Jamie says, “Hunh! According to this, Stan is a professional wrestler?” Jamie shrugs. “Nice to know some things don’t change.” He goes back to the screen, “He calls himself The Sizzling One … The Sex T -Rex … The Gyno Rhino … The Locomotive of Lust…”

Ben chuckles, “So is that where you get those nicknames from?”

“Oh ha ha!” Jamie answers sarcastically. “It also says that Stan has held a few titles on the indy circuit … and is straight.”

“SNRK!”

Jamie’s head whips up to spot Ben with a pained expression on his face, eyes tightly closed, and hands covering both nose and mouth.

“What the hell was that?”

Ben answers, “A very painful stifled laugh!”

Jamie debates, “Hey! FYI? Most people who first meet me can’t tell I’m gay!”

“Jamie me boy,” Ben places a hand on his shoulder and starts typing at the keys with his free hand, “Blind and deaf people know you’re gay.”

Jamie shakes his head, but admittedly with a smile, as he turns back to the screen to see the page that Ben called up.

“Well will you look at that! You’re an actor, Benjamin!”

“Yeah I sort of got that hint from this getup I woke up in.” Ben says sarcastically.

Jamie scrolls down the wiki page for Henry Cavill, taking in his list of credentials. “Damn, son!” He exclaims. “You must be in high demand! You’ve been in everything from Greek mythology to action to superhero flicks! It even says here…” Jamie’s eyes widen.

“What?” Ben frowns. “What is it?”

Jamie answers, “It says you’ve been in a show called the Tudors where you shot plenty of nudes!” jamie immediately starts typing again and Ben looks baffled.

“Now what are you doing?”

“Google image search!”

“Get up outta there!” Ben drags Jamie from the chair by the arm, prompting his partner to visibly pout as Ben takes the seat and winces. “Bloody hell! This lycra is binding!”

“Hey, I’m not complaining.” Jamie continues to admire his tag partner’s visual imagery in the muscle defining outfit while Ben just shakes his head and exhales audibly as he goes a different route, drawing from the laptop’s browsing history rather than a web search.

“Bloody hell…” Ben mumbles just loud enough for Jamie to hear him. “It’s a website for Sin City Wrestling…”

“SCW?” Jamie tears his curious gaze away from what luxuries this trailer offer a man like ‘Henry Cavill’ and gazes back closely at the screen. He shakes his head and says, “That’s not the SCW site we know.”

Ben waves a hand towards the display on-screen and says, “Christian Underwood? Mark Ward? Names ring a bell?” Ben then uses his fingers to guide the cursor toward a link at the top and curiosity opens a floodgate of more questions as a link to a ‘men’s roster’ fills the screen.

“No way…” Jamie is stunned. “Our names are on this thing. I mean, our ‘real’ names!”

“What … is this?” Ben asks aloud, and when Jamie leans over to start using the laptop, Ben pushes himself aside in the office chair, allowing it. Jamie clicks first a link for the name of ‘Jamie Dean,’ then one for ‘Ben Jordan’.

“If I didn’t know any better…” Jamie starts to answer Ben, drawing the only conclusion he can gather. “I’d say we’re in an efed.”

“Efed?” Ben frowns. “What’s an efed?”

“My nephew is in one.” Jamie answers. “It’s where people create make-believe wrestlers, give them posers, then write roleplays for them when they get booked in a match.”

Ben nods knowingly, then frowns and looks at Jamie. “Why?”

“Damned if I know.” Jamie says. “Maybe it’s a way to express themselves creatively through writing?”

Ben follows suit and offers, “Maybe it’s a way for them to live vicariously through a game?” He looks up to Jamie and smiles mischievously. “Sort of like you in that Dragon Age game when you keep getting banged by that elf.”

Jamie shakes his head at Ben and says, “That would be so offensive if it wasn’t true.” Jamie then goes back to exploring this website for this ‘SCW’ and scoffs, “Fuck me!”

“Not a chance!”

“No, not that! … Well at least not until Christmas.” Jamie points at the screen. “Look! It’s the card for this Sunday! It’s on this thing -- and so are we!”

Ben scoots closer to the laptop and looks to see the truth. He points, “And there’s James and Dmitri too!” Ben stands up and starts walking around the trailer, saying, “I need a beer!”

Jamie calls out, “I don’t think you can drink when Henry is shooting a scene soon.”

“Aw bite me!” Ben slams a mini fridge door shut, holding the much desired beer in one hand, and a second for his partner. Ben pops the cap off of Jamie’s beer and walks back over to where Jamie has retaken his seat, passing the brew to his outstretched hand. Ben takes a long and refreshing pull from his bottle when Jamie laughs, “Wow!”

“What?”

Jamie's eyes focused on the screen.

"I found this roleplay thing from us." Jamie stopped in his tracks as his taps his chin "Well, the guy's who created us."

"Who wastes their time doing this stuff?" Ben asked "Surely there's better things in life they could do?"

"Probably." Jamie responded "It's against guys called James Tuscini and Dmitri."

Ben looked over Jamie's shoulder.

"Let me see what my guy wrote about what I said." Ben said to Jamie.

Ben reads out loud.

"Alright people." Ben read out loud.

He looked towards Jamie.

"Sounds like me."

He continued to read out loud to Jamie.

"I ain't gonna lie to you lovely people." He reads out loud. "This week has me a little jumpy. It's almost like jumping into the unknown a bit because this week, me and JD go up against two fellas we haven't had a chance to take on before and we gotta give them a whole lot of respect."

Ben looked at Jamie with a shrug before he continued to read.

"James Tuscini." Ben read out loud "All the respect in the world for you son, because you've had that Roulette title for a long, long time. You've taken on everyone around in so many different matches and took them out just like that. Respect for that pal, big time respect, and to be fair, that could help you out a little. Roulette stuff ain't my thing. I think in me whole career, all I've done is a cage match against Casey Williams and a hardcore tag match against The Monstimals, but you've done it all. Thing is mate, you're stepping into something that me and Jamie are making famous, the art of tag team matches. You're stepping into something that is not your usual domain while we clearly are masters of it and this puts you at a little disadvantage."

Ben paused for a second before continuing.

"That's gonna cost ya James." He reads out loud

He glanced towards Jamie with a smile and goes back to reading.

"Dmitri..." Ben reads again out loud "You're a funny sort. One minute Internet champion, next minute trying to be World champion, while in a tag team and thinking about our belts. Make up ya mind mate and a pick a path. I'm not gonna take the piss about you being a vampire, we all know they don't exist. We know that they're all fiction, so I'm gonna judge ya as a wrestler and to be fair, you ain't a bad wrestler, but thing is you ain't a tag team wrestler. I can't see ya as a tag team guy because you have ambitions to be a single champion. Truth is, ya probably don't really give a monkeys about being in this team with Tuscini, you probably don't really care about it, just something to do. It's like going down the pub with ya mates, even though ya hungover, and don't really fancy it, it's just something for you to do and let me tell ya, that sorta attitude ain't gonna wash here."

"It's like that guy really knows you" Jamie commented

"Well he created me apparently" Ben responded. "Anyway on with this roleplay thing"

He cleared his throat and continued.

"Long story short." He reads out loud "To me, we have a singles champ and a guy who wants to be a singles champ. Two completely different characters, just thrown together by some unknown choice they made. Problem is, that ain't enough to defeat a tag team like us. We're tag team champions for a reason and you need a little bit more to a team than just two geezers thrown together and expect them to win. This is why me and Jamie will come out with the win. This is why me and Jamie will walk out of a main event with our heads held high. Two great single wrestlers thrown together doesn't always work, and you two are a fine example of that. Ya team don't mesh on any level, where as we are bloody good as a team. Don't expect any surprises people, because me and Jamie have no intention to walk out of Sunday with anything other than a win. Sorry lads, Sunday will not be the day you remember as beating the SCW Tag Team Champions."

Ben looked at Jamie with an approving nod.

"Geezer who is me is pretty decent." Ben commented "Go on, read yours, let's see if the guy behind you is anything decent.... Wait, that sounded so wrong"

“And if you weren’t wearing pants that I can see your pulse through, I’d totally take advantage of that little slip of the tongue.” Jamie smiles as he leans over at the waist and uses his fingers to scroll down a bit further on the webpage and nodded, “Ah.”

He reads, “I think the funny thing about this whole tag team ordeal isn’t the fact that in order to get competition, we had to go out and drag every eligible tag team in SCW out there into one single match. It’s more the fact that just for a change of pace, we had to go and get ourselves booked in a match against a team that not only have we yet to compete against, but a team that technically isn’t even eligible for a title shot. Hence the fact that this match was declared non-title by the higher ups.”

Jamie frowns and looks to Ben and shakes his head. “That doesn’t sound like me at all.” To which Ben just shrugs, unable to do anything else as caught off guard as they are by whatever was happening.

Jamie then continues to read from the screen, “Well, it’s either that or the simple fact that together the two of you haven’t really accomplished anything to warrant being granted a championship match. So please, to better introduce ourselves to the newbie team, maybe we can dispense with the pleasantries and make use of the obligatory phallic size jokes and get ourselves ready for some real man on man action.”

Jamie smiles and waggles his eyebrows. “Okay, that sounds more like me.” Ben nods in agreement, almost cringing at the phrase of words being used.

Jamie reads, “I can almost hear Dmitri and James wondering why this is a non-title match, and I should think the answer is obvious: SCW clearly states a wrestler can’t hold two championships at the same time so why would they give your team a title shot, when James already has gold around his waist? But go ahead. Blame Ben and myself. I figure it’s going to happen. Men like you throw logic and reason out the window when you’re incapable of understanding what’s right in front of your face. Hey, we get it! Ben and I. We love competition. We thrive on it. It’s the only way we’ll succeed at Ben’s goal at rejuvenating the tag team division in SCW. We, above anyone else, would love for this to be for the titles but we play the cards dealt to us. Beat us…”

Jamie turns to ben and snickers. “Yeah. Like THAT’S going to happen!” Before he continues to read:

“...and I’m sure the bosses won’t be able to help but give you a shot at our gold.”

“James Tuscini, the reigning SCW Roulette Champion. You’ve held that title for quite awhile and defended against all comers, but you are out of your element this weekend, boy. This isn’t for your Roulette title, and the rules aren’t even being contested in the roulette division. This is just a straight up tag team match with regular tag team rules. And being the champions? That proves that Ben and I are the ones going into this match with the clear advantage. Oh sure, you and Dmitri have gotten a win under your belts as the Unholy Alliance, but as Team BJ?”

Jamie lowers his head and his shoulders begin to shake. “Oh my god, that team name!”

Ben replies not with words, but with eyes wide and his hand running slowly down his handsome face.

Jamie goes on reading, “As Team BJ, we’ve beaten the best to not just win the titles, but to keep them. The Monstimals? Tough as nails but we beat them -- twice. Once to win the vacant titles, and then to retain the belts. The Members of the Elders? Our toughest challengers to date and ones who took Ben and myself to the absolute limit -- twice! We got past Jon and Eyesnsane by the skin of our teeth and if we can beat them, then we sure as hell know we can take the two of you. Just because you have a title in the singles ranks, doesn't mean dick that you'll be able to accomplish anything noteworthy in the tag. You won't be going in there with ladders or mud or whatever else that title brings your way. All you have is yourself and that Brood reject in your corner."

“No offense Dmitri. You can’t help if you’re stuck in the 1990’s, or 1690’s. Whatever timeframe an ‘immortal’ such as yourself fancies himself originating from. Fact is, guys like you that have arrived off and on over the past number of months? To me, you’re just riding the coattails of fellas like Brother Grimm who originated the weird ass characters. Grimm paved the way, and guys like you and Samuel skipped right on in the door.”

Jamie looks at Ben with a winsome expression on his face and says, “You know, the one thing I never expressed about that weirdo, Brother Grimm? Man was ugly with a capital FUCK … but his body was fine with a capital DAYUM!”

Ben frowns and shakes his head, “And I didn’t think your taste could get any stranger.”

Jamie smiles and shrugs, looking back to the computer screen. He reads, “I guess, Dmitri, that since you pretty much crashed and burned in the singles ranks, it’s only natural that you come barking at our door. I mean, you made noise about challenging J2H for the World title and when he gave you the chance to earn that match against him, you choked. Well, the end result of our match is going to be no different. You may have gotten one win as a team, but one win does not a successful tag team make. Well, unless you’re Team BJ. We won the titles in our first match as a team, and that just cemented the beginning of a tag team dynasty for us. This weekend, your dynasty ends. Not only does your partner have future potential challengers to be worried about, but you? You won that triple threat Dmitri and you’re going to have whoever wins the match this weekend to be focused on if you want to get another chance at the world title.”

“Sounds like your plate is full boys, with nothing but worry. Ben and myself? Not so much. We have nothing to worry about. Least of all, the two of you.”

Jamie scrolls a bit further and comes to the end of his shoot portion of the promo. He tilts his head to the left and says, “I dunno. I think my author kinda sucks.”

Before Ben has the chance to respond, there is the sound of a knock on the door to his dressing room trailer.

“Door’s open!” Ben answers in kind, quickly shutting the laptop so whoever can’t see just what the two were researching. The door opens and standing in the doorway is the statuesque form of actress Gal Gadot clad in a Wonder Woman costume. Ben’s eyes drink in the sight of the lovely actress while Jamie’s eyes narrow.

Gal smiles and says, “Henry, Zack is having a fit out here, waiting. He sent me to see if you were ready to shoot ‘our’ scene?”

“Oh yes.” Henry, er - Ben quickly stands up and makes for the dressing room door. “I’m right behind you.” And he makes for the door. Gal rolls her eyes in good humor as she steps out with Ben right behind her, and Jamie muses to himself…

“I wonder how long it’ll be before he realizes he doesn’t know his lines?” And he exits, shutting the door behind him...




“No.” The voice brings us back to reality, as the fog dissipates and Jamie and Ben are on the deck of the yacht, clearly having had more than their share of beers together and individually. Ben waves a bottle towards his tag partner, almost dropping it. “Are you bloody daft? Just, no!”

“Aw c’monnnn!” The inebriated Jamie whines. “Why not!? What’s wrong with it?”

“That has got to be the dumbest idea for a promo that I’ve ever heard! No! No way! Forget ab-out it! I ain’t doing it!”

Jamie leans over close to Ben to where his lips are almost at the Cockney Kings ears, “PSST!”

Ben jumps, but turns his own bleary eyes to his partner, “What?”

Jamie smiles and points towards the camera. Ben follows the trail where he’s pointing, looks and sees…

“Aw shi…”</color>

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"Hello ladies, gentlemen, and undecided! Did you miss me? I hope I didn't come at a bad time, but then again, when you're Jamie Dean, it's never a bad time to... well you get the message! I hope you're ready for another wild ride in the Life and Times of the Sausage King as we bring to you another scintillating episode of "As the Loins Quiver!"




Nagasaki, Japan - 04/24

Don't tell Ben Jordan this, but Jamie didn't travel back to the hotel after their mutual visit to the Kokuritsu Hospital following the attack on their persons at the hands of the Monstimals, the husband/husband tandem of Lord Raab and Samuel McPherson.

A simple interview to celebrate their victory at Blaze of Glory V, and addressing the two men who they beat to win the vacant World Tag titles. That's all they wanted, but got more than they bargained for when the same two men, Raab and Samuel, made their way out to the ring and attacked the champs without mercy. While Jamie got it bad from Samuel with a steel chair shot to the skull, Ben got it much worse with Raab's baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire -- wrapped upside the Cockney King's head! Jamie had been busted open from the chair shot but Ben's head had been lacerated liberally from the barbed wire and was thus bleeding freely to the point he almost had to have stitches.

Neither Ben nor Jamie had been allowed to remain at the show. Christian Underwood had both taken to the hospital from the moment they were brought back to the backstage hall. He was taking no chances with potential trauma to the heads of his wrestlers.

Still, it was the after effects that had the hospital staff most concerned. Jamie remained for five hours at the hospital, being examined and even having a cat-scan, before he was ultimately released. Amy Marshall, his first true friend made in this rough ands tumble world of pro wrestling, and who coincidentally made her own return that same night, wanted to pick him up and take Jamie back to the hotel where he could recover and she could ensure he would be alright.

Like we said, don't tell Ben but Jamie didn't leave.

Jamie sat in the chair in the hospital's waiting room, tucked away in a corner with an ice pack on his throbbing head as he waited for the pain killers the nurse gave him while Amy paid a visit to the pharmacy for him, to start to work their magic. A handful of people, also waiting in the room along with him, obviously recognized him as he could feel them constantly stealing glances his way, but kept their distance as they knew he wasn't in a good state.

There had even been a rather foolish reporter who tried to coerce Mister Dean into a word for the camera that was practically shoved in his face. That ended rather abruptly when Amy returned from having Jamie's prescription filled and took offense to her buddy being harassed when what he obviously needed was to be left the f##k alone! ("Her words, not mine! But I love her anyway!") Seeing that scrawny guy get his bony butt skipped across the pavement was something that should have been youtubed!





"Yeah? See that hot piece of tail sitting in that chair there? No, not Amy! Me! Yeah, I didn't go back to the hotel like Ben was telling everyone to do who was concerned about him. Amy tried to get me to, but I figured with this headache going on, I'd be as comfortable in that chair as I would be in the hotel. Either way, I wasn't sleeping. Not just because I didn't think I'd be able to with the way my head was feeling, meds or not. It was because Ben was still lying in there somewhere, not getting released, and I wasn't going anywhere until he was able to."

"Sorry, but I have few enough friends as it stands but I do know that's one thing friends do for each other."

"I tried to go to his room to check on him but the staff wouldn't let me. They said they wanted Ben to rest, which was fine. That I understand, but I complained to Amy and she pointed out, ICU or not, this was Japan, not America. Different rules and all and while Ben was under close observation, it was family only. Hearing that, I came THIS CLOSE to telling them I was his husband."

"I didn't though. Somehow I didn't think Ben would find that very funny."




Fact is, Jamie didn't want Ben to know he had remained all night despite the Brit's adamant objections to anyone feeling the need to do so.

The nurse opened the door to the waiting room carefully, just in case there was anyone inside who was making use of the late hour and the quiet nature of the hospital to catch some much needed sleep. Good thing too because those pills must have had a bit of a kick to them because despite his solemn oath to Amy he'd stay awake, Jamie must have dozed off because at the tap on his arm and the soft words from the nurse caused him quite the start!

"Sir," The nurse said in broken English, as her skill with the language was the best on staff at this late hour. "Your friend is being released."

Blinking away the sleep and the effects of the medicine, Jamie took a moment to remember what happened and why he was here, but the subtle throbbing in the recesses of his skull served as an unpleasant reminder.




"Hey, reminds me of the time I was dating a guy named John when I first came out! Big dude! Muscular and used to getting what he wanted -- if you get my meaning. He called, wanted to come over and get his freak on. I wasn't in the best of moods at the time so I tried the line used by women the world over: 'I have a headache.' What does John do?"

"Smart ass bastard shows up at my door with a bottle of Tylenol!"




"Thank you." Jamie nodded as he slowly stood up. He turned and looked outside of the window and saw that the sky was just starting to brighten into the dawn. Damn! He hadn't realized he and Ben would have both been there this long!

"Would ... you like see him?" The nurse asked, and in his state, Jamie barely understood.

"No, thank you." Jamie shook his head. "Keep my staying here just between us."

Jamie started to head for the receptionist, the better to ask for some assistance in calling a taxi, but took a fast detour towards the vending machines to get something to drink and maybe a bite. Given the circumstances, it was the best he could do, and breakfast WAS the most important meal of the day. And it looked like it was going to be a long day after all.

The nurse watched him briefly, a look on her face that told the story she did not understand this man's meaning, whether it was the language barrier or simply his actions. The hidden expression on his face told also that there was more happening in that mind than Mister Dean was letting on.

The simple fact of the matter was that Jamie Dean, despite his flamboyant and fun personality, did not have a great many close friends. Only a small handful in his hometown of Pacific Palisades (whom we met in at least one previous occasion) would he call friends, and in wrestling? Far fewer. He could count on one hand the number of friends he had, or trusted, and still have fingers left over to tell the people who pissed him off what he thought of them.

Ben Jordan was one of those few.




"The simple fact is out of the people who are my friends, ninety-nine percent of them are in the gay lifestyle. That other one percent? That one is Ben Jordan."

"It's not an easy thing for me, to make friends. Never has been. And despite the stereotype, I always thought I got along better with straight people than men and women in my own lifestyle. A lot of people that I know get all pissy about that for some reason, like they think I'm betraying 'the gays' or something for preferring the company of 'breeders' most of the time. But let's face one hard, cold fact that might explain why sometimes I feel this way."

"Gay people can be real bitches."

"Don't get me wrong, there are some doozies where straight folk are concerned, but when the chips are down, you'll never find a bigger bitch than a gay man. The lesbians are great, cool even! And don't get me wrong. I know some men who are gay and sweethearts, but sometimes I meet or hear about some that just annoy the hell out of me. And those gay rights activists? hey I'm all for equal rights but some of those folks are fucking nuts!"

"They'll make an issue out of absolutely anything! Remember the Patrick Swayze/Wesley Snipes flick, 'Too Wong Foo'? Yeah. Gay activists protested that gay actors weren't cast in the lead roles. They did the same for the movie 'Adventures of Priscilla'. Out of all the issues in the gay lifestyle that needed addressing at the time, the choice of actors cast in a movie? Yeah. Kind of pales by comparison."

"And working at AKBAR and other nightclub settings gives me a first hand look at how some gays act, especially those kids! I've seen some nice men and women try to start conversations, just to be sociable, and they get cut off, rather rudely most of the time. Makes me wonder what these men and women see in themselves where someone wanting to chat automatically equals wanting to get into your pants."

"I'm probably shooting myself in the ass as far as my community goes, but I'm just trying to explain how little I tend to know about friendships. And where straight guys are considered? That just complicates matters. Very few straight guys can look a gay guy in the eye and call him a heartfelt friend or buddy. At least the ones that I met. Ben Jordan is one of those few who is as comfortable shaking my hand as he is giving me a hug. He's just that kind of guy, and maybe that's the reason why I'm starting to feel all 'momma hen' where he's concerned."

"When I realized how hurt he was, I was angry. When I saw him and how gingerly he was moving around after that attack by Raab, I was PISSED OFF! But maybe that's also where I started to feel a little annoyed, and I guess hurt where someone else was concerned."




"Seriously?" The familiar voice of Justin Halliwell, Jamie's erstwhile friend with benefits stated from the screen of his phone, ala the miracle of Skype. "She asked about that Ben guy but ignored you?"

Jamie was laying back on the comfortable bed in his room at the Hotel Sunroute in Hiroshima. The room was small, smaller than perhaps what many of the other Superstars and Bombshells might be accustomed to, but that was simply Jamie's nature and preference. The room had soft lightning that accented the walls that were a soft cream color, almost tinged with a slight hint of pink. There was a small, oval table looking out over the window with a single chair. The bed was the main comfort of the room, one in which Jamie was only too happy to indulge in.

After the attack, the SCW management eased up on the personal appearances of the Tag Team Champions to showcase the promotion and hype the tour, so Jamie had taken this opportunity to rest and relax as much as he was able.

And he was coming close to regretting that. All that was on television was Japanese anime and those morbidly violent game shows, and Jamie was a fan of neither. Plus the fact the doctor that treated him insisted 'no booze' so long as he was suffering the after effects of the concussion and still taking the meds given.

So he did what he would usually do; call Justin on Skype. Due to the time difference, it just so happened he lucked out and caught his friend before he had to leave for his job; bartending at AKBAR in Los Angeles.

Justin's handsome face frowned as he stared from his apartment on the other end of this video chat, and he asked, "Does she know you?"

"Not really, no." Jamie shook his head. "Which is why I can't really fault her, I guess."

"But she's friends with that Ben guy." That was more a statement than a question.

Jamie answered, "There are plenty of rumors that the two are more than just friends... but yeah." He nodded, leaning back against the headboard. "They're friends."

"And Ben is your friend?"

Jamie smiled and nodded, having felt no need to answer with words.

"So what the hell was her problem?" Justin shook his head. "She offers to pick him up at the hospital and take him back to her hotel. What was she going to do? Just leave you at the hospital to fend for yourself?"

"No idea." Jamie sighed. "Like I said, I'm really starting to understand what being a third wheel feels like. I mean, on one hand I can't exactly fault her because she doesn't really know me. We've never talked or hung out..."

"Bullshit." Justin barked in objection. "From what I gather she's supposed to be a Girl Scout in that business! Strangers don't have to know someone to help them! She could have at LEAST offered you a ride from the hospital."

"You'd think." Jamie folded his arms across his chest. "But no."

"And you?" Justin questioned. "How are you doing? How are you feeling?"

"Bored shitless." Jamie answered, only partially in jest. He glanced out of the window and saw the city lights of Hiroshima in the night sky. The time on the bedside clock read that it was just past 5am. Justin arched an eyebrow and Jamie chuckled. That man could do more with that one eyebrow than most guys could probably accomplish with their hands.

"I'm fine." Jamie finally answered, and to the expression of disbelief on Justin's face, Jamie furthered himself, stressing, "I'm serious. I mean, I'm still getting headaches now and then, but god! It's nothing I can't handle."

"Yeah, but you're getting into the ring with that lunatic that did that to you and Ben!" Justin stated with obvious concern, and a funny but warm feeling spread in Jamie's stomach and chest. "What the hell is going to happen to you?"

"Gee, thanks for the vote of confidence." Jamie said with a trace of sarcasm biting into his words. "You're sounding like I can't handle myself."

"Oh you can handle yourself in a wrestling match just fine." Justin reiterated. "But I just don't think that masked freak is going to be interested in doing much wrestling."

To that, Jamie had no response. It was a realization that he had himself, and one that he and Ben had discussed behind closed doors. What Ben didn't know was that Jamie had been the one to ask for this match, against Raab and not Samuel, because Raab was the one who had did such damage to his friend. And the one that Jamie intended to get a pound of flesh back for just that reason.

"Hey." Justin cut off his thoughts and drew his attention back to the screen. "I have to get going. Just take care of yourself, alright? And if you need to talk, or phone sex, whatever..." Jamie waggled his eyebrows at that suggestion. "You know you can call me."

"I know." Jamie smiled. "Thanks. Gonna watch the match?"

Justin sighed. "Don't I always?"




"Yes he does, because that's what friends (and sometimes more), do for one another. That, and they kick the asses of the bastards that hurt someone you care about."

"Do I care about Ben? Fuck yes! He's my friend! I have few enough as it is, I'm not about to go and let some jacked up candy ass PUSSY go and turn my friend's head into ground beef with a baseball wrapped with god damned BARBED WIRE!"

"I mean, is that how it is, Raab? Have your balls not yet dropped? Is that why you and that pussy whipped ape you call a husband or boyfriend or whatever the hell he's supposed to be, had to go and do what you did to Ben and me? Oh you might have stated you wanted to deliver a message or something, but the fact is that when you attacked us like that, all you did was show you're scared of us. You didn't think Ben and I had much of a chance against you, being it was our first match as a team, and my first match back after a two year leave! But we put you down for the count and now all you want to do is put us down -- period!"

"I guess we did more damage to your psyche than either one of you would care to admit. You didn't think we had much of a chance and we showed we were the better men, the better athletes, and the better team! That's why we are the champions, and all you got out of that night was Sammy Boy deep throating you with a hearty 'Yaaarp!' Small consolation I guess, and I mean that in every sense of the word that hurts."

"You think of yourself as a monster Raab, a man that loves to fight and do damage to others. Well you proved you were a monster, true, by doing what you did to Ben and myself, but dangerous? That you proved you were anything but! With that barbed wire baseball bat, you're dangerous. With Sammy backing you up, you're dangerous. But take away any illegal objects and that Backdoor Bandit Boyfriend, and all you are is some masked idiot who's about to get my boot up your ass - and not in the fun way!"
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Climax Control Archives / Sleeping with the enemy
« on: August 22, 2014, 06:07:59 PM »
 
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A deep blue, convertible Jaguar F-TYPE sped down the city streets of Los Angeles, it's hood down to allow the driver to enjoy both the warmth of the hot, California sun beating down on his already tanned skin, while the wind whipping across the vehicle due to its speed, gives a sense of cool comforts and a sense of entitled freedom. One would think with such a personal luxury such as this, the driver himself would be in much higher spirits, but alas, not so!

"You have got to be fucking joking!" Jamie Dean shouted into his head piece as he continued to drive while having a conversation over his cell. While driving while texting or driving one-handed while holding your phone is illegal, Jamie opted to use his ear piece to his cell so that he might continue his conversation, a much heated one by all obvious evidence, while he was en route to his destination.

On the other end of the line, was the Co-Owner of Sin City Wrestling, Christian Underwood. "No, actually I'm not 'fucking joking, Jamie. I'm actually very serious." Christian stated simply.

Jamie pulled up to a traffic light, all too used to being able to have a 'chat' such as this while driving and not feeling the need to divide his attention. He said, "Then would you mind passing around that doobie and share with the rest of us because you're obviously stoned if you..."

Christian sighed audibly over his end and stated simply, "Cute."

But Jamie continued on as if Christian hadn't even spoken, interrupting and talking right over him. "..If you think that I'm going to actually agree to team with that piece of... with that bastard!"

"Well actually if you want to be technical Jamie, it doesn't matter whether or not you agree with it." Christian answered in return, feeling no reason why he shouldn't assert his authority. He continued, "You're under contract to Sin City Wrestling to compete in whatever matches the bookers deem fit for a show. So bitch all you want but  you're going to do it. Simple as that."

"Simple as... you're teaming me with the same god damn idiot that beat the hell out of my friend and then tried to blame the entire thing on Justin!" Jamie shouted, drawing stares from the car parked to his left. Jamie turned and frowned at the driver, shrugging his shoulder as if daring him to say something, anything. "He lays him out, gives him a god damn concussion, and now is threatening to sue if Justin doesn't apologize!? You're making me team with him!?"

"I don't imagine Jackson is any more thrilled about this situation than you are, Jamie." Christian reasoned.

"I'd be willing to place a bet on that!" Jamie contradicted. "He's probably getting off on the big joke! Who's bright idea was this, anyway?"

"Well, it was Mark's suggestion..."

"Oh. Of course." Jamie scoffed as the red light turned to green and he pressed his foot to the pedal, slamming on the gas and speeding down the street as if it were an every day thing. And hey, it's California -- so it is! "Why doesn't that surprise me Mark Ward is behind this?"

Christian asked, "And that is supposed to mean what, exactly?"

"Look. I haven't been around for as long as a lot of the other guys but I'm not exactly blind." Jamie said. "I know Sean Jackson is in that little group that Mark heads up, the International House of Pancakes or whatever cute little acronym that they want to call it."

"Actually they're called Hot Stuff International." Christian corrected. "Just H.S.I.."

"Oh. So they're not even smart enough to come up with an acronym for themselves." Jamie shook his head and the biting sarcasm of his words were all too evident. "Hell! Even the Hardins came up with R.O.A.R.. Cheesy as hell but they still managed."

"Look, I know it's not much consolation, but it is for a championship." Christian said in an effort to try and make peace. "That has to account for something."

"You're right. That's not much consolation." Jamie said. "I have no objections to tag teams providing I actually like the other guy, but I thought when I finally got a title shot it'd be for the Roulette title or..."

"Heavyweight?" Christian said. "Getting ahead of ourselves a little bit, aren't we?"

"Bullshit." Jamie said without a care that he was saying such things to one of the company's bosses. "I know for a fact you higher ups have mentioned my name a time or two, and the fact I already beat Sean Jackson, a former world champion in his own right, should have vaulted me right up there."

"We're not talking about you and a shot at singles gold, Jamie. We're..." Christian was cut off by the loud sound of the wind from the driving blowing over Jamie and his ear piece. "Christ it would be a lot easier to hear you if you'd put that top up!"

"It must be all the hot air you're blowing up my ass." Jamie said in response.

"For both our sakes I'm going to let that golden opportunity pass me right by." Christian stated, passing up thee chance for his very well known acidic tongue and sharp wit to make mincemeat out of that remark by Dean. "Instead I'm simply going to say the match is happening. I'm sorry for the situation you're in, but it is. It's been signed and announced."

"Bottom line?"

"Bottom line." Christian confirmed. "You do things our way, or you don't get paid."

"Well then we really don't have anything else to say, do we?"

"Well actually..." But before Christian could finish whatever he might have been thinking, Jamie reached over with a free hand and disconnected the call. He pulled the bud from his ear and tossed it into the passenger seat. Fuming, he pulled into the parking lot of the apartment complex of his erstwhile friend that he shared with Amy Marshall, Misty and Gabriel Asar, Justin Halliwell.

Waiting in the parking lot, dressed in a bleached white t shirt and snug jeans, a smiling Justin approached the car, never minding the fact his otherwise handsome face was still recovering from the physical evidence of the attack by Sean Jackson. Justin walked around to the passenger's side and slipped inside. Saying nothing at first, Justin leaned over and Jamie needed no prodding as the two close friends and sometimes lovers locked lips in a deep kiss that left one another breathless momentarily.

Justin pulled back and he smiled, "Consider that my down payment."

Jamie sighed with a smile as he pulled the car back from its temporary parking space and turned into the street once again. "Christ." He said. "You're not going to start that again, are you?"

"Start what?" Justin replied in kind as he quickly fastened his seat belt and leaned back into the soft cushions of the car. "I haven't been allowed to work much since I got banged up, and you've been doing too damn much for me."

"Stop it." Jamie commanded without a hint of playfulness in his voice. "You'd do it for me, and you have." Jamie gave him a coy wink, then went on with what he was saying, "Besides, you've been working a little, and the guys have been giving you all sorts of pity attention. Surely you're not bitching about that?"

"Oh surely not!" Justin laughed. "But you know what I mean. The lawyer and doctors? Helping me with groceries when I couldn't work for the first week. Hell when I found out you snuck my satellite bill out of my apartment I about went ape shit. I don't like it when people..."

"Would you have done the same for me if I were the one hurt?" Jamie asked simply.

"Of course I would."

"Then shut up and just let me do it." Jamie said.

The two continued on down the streets of LA en route to Justin's doctor so that he might get a full release to return to work at AKBAR. A couple of minutes passed when Jamie got a devilish grin on his face, and that never spoke well for whatever it was that he was thinking.

Jamie piped up and said, "Although, if you're really insisting on paying me back, there's plenty of time between here and your doctor..." He waggled his eyebrows at Justin who simply laughed.

"Dude!" Justin chuckled. "It's broad daylight in LA and you're driving!"

"I know!" Jamie flashed him a wide grin and Justin could only smile. Smile and remove his gum as he slid down into his seat...




"Yeah, okay! I'm going to stop that right there! There's a fine line between a heart warming moment between two men, and raunchy Internet porn. Besides, Justin and I already posted a few of those personal videos to youporn. Or I did ... with Justin's permission!"

"I saw Twitter Sean, and I don't know what exactly you expect me to say or do. Kind of sudden, am I right? I mean, after everything you've been saying on Twitter and youtube and on Climax Control, all of a sudden you're apologizing to Justin when you were the one demanding he do the same? Either you have gold fever and really want these titles or ... well I don't have any other theories that I want to express this close to our match."

"I won't lie. I wanted out of this match the moment I heard about it. truth be told, I still do. To say Sean Jackson and I aren't buddy buddy would be the easiest way to phrase the situation between us. And putting us in a tag team title match against a high caliber combination like Despayre and Big B puts us at an even bigger disadvantage. Big B and Despayre haven't just been teaming together regularly the past few months, but they're also friends. God friends. That's kind of hard to ignore. Sort of like trying to ignore the fact you don't know what the hell to do to counter whatever goes through Despayre's mind, or looking the other way from acknowledging that Big B has the type of body you could give a tongue bath to for DAYS!"

"But try as I might, the match is going on as scheduled, whether or not Sean and I can trust one another or work things out. Sean, you hurt someone I care about. That doesn't just get forgiven with a simple apology, but I have never just tanked a match before, and I'm not going to start doing so now."

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Climax Control Archives / Girls Night Out
« on: June 21, 2014, 09:51:56 AM »
 
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The late afternoon sun beat down from the Phoenix sky onto the Sheraton Hotel & Resort, and more specifically, onto the high end hotel's patrons who would prefer braving the heat and glaring sun overhead, as opposed to leaving the comforts of the hotel's interior and the comforts that it provided. Oh there was plenty to do for the patrons of the Sheraton. It was one of the many reasons aside from comforts that drew people to stay in their hotels all over the world. But Arizona, specifically Phoenix, was one of the warmest locations in the country. Okay some people who live here will tell you that it's a dry heat...

Jamie Dean leaned against the poolside, waist deep in the cool water while his forearms rested on the pool's edge.

He said candidly, "Dry heat my ass. Hot is hot! It's as simple as that!"

But even after five o'clock, it was still surprising that not more people had found their way down to the pool and the comforting embrace of the sparkling water. In just a couple of hours, the sun would begin its descent into the distant horizon, blanketing the skyline with many shades from the colorful hues of the spectrum. But for now, the weather was perfect to spend some time at poolside, working on a tan or diving into the water and enjoying a brisk swim.

"Diving?" Jamie asked with incredulity in his voice. "Why be fancy when the end result is all the same?"

Jamie ran up to the edge of the pool and leapt, cradling his arms around his bent legs and delivering a heavy cannonball splash into the pool, sending a large spray of water up into the air where it slapped the pool deck and the lounge chairs surrounding it.

"I've actually been here at the pool since about noon." Jamie said from where he leaned against poolside, waist deep in the water. "I probably would have been here earlier but I ordered room service after I got up." Jamie puckered his lips and drew in a long, slow breath. "And boy did that man deliver!"

Cut to a shot outside in the hotel's hallway. One of the room doors opened up and a handsome young man in the Sheraton uniform makes an exit, pushing a covered cart used to deliver meals. He had a slight blush to his cheeks but that did nothing to detract from the smile on his face as he vanished off screen. The door slipped open a second time and Jamie leaned out, bare from the waist up and nothing else shown. (That could cause some censor issues unfortunately!) He looked off into the direction the employee hurried off too and shook his head.

"God did he earn that tip!" Jamie exclaimed before he ducked back inside of the room.


"Okay, I got a later start than I intended." Jamie admitted with a chuckle. "But this day is all about fun before I get down to business over the freakend."

"You mean the weekend?"

Jamie lifted his shades briefly from over his warm, chocolate brown eyes and said, "No. No, I think I mean freakend with everything I have planned."

Jamie then uncurled his arms from the warm pavement around the pool and heaved his way up and out of the water. Perhaps it was all for the best that there weren't many patrons using the pool, aside from perhaps five others that were staying here. Given the fact he was clad in a pretty daring set of black speedos with hot pink tiger stripes. He picked up a towel he had laid out within easy reach, bending over at the waist -- and two elderly women gawked quite brazenly with more noticeable smiles as they did so.

Jamie sat down on the side of one of the lounge chairs on the deck and then kicked his legs up to stretch out. The glaring sun beat down against his body, his already serviceable tanned form still glistening from the moisture of the pool.

"What have you got planned, if we might ask? Are you referring to your match against 'the Mental Rapist' Sean Jackson?"

"Well, that's definitely on my mind. Jamie answered as a hotel staff member delivered to his waiting hand a frozen cocktail. (No jokes!) "Thank you." He said to the staff and turned back to address the question directed at him. "But my match this freakend against Sean is all business. I suppose. But no I'm more or less talking about everything I'm doing to prepare for that, and admittedly the fun leading up to it."

Mind if I ask what you meant by 'you guess' your match against Sean is all business?"

Jamie smiled impishly and shrugged his toned shoulders before he answered, "Well he does have a pretty sweet set of pecs on him..."

"Sean Jackson is not the sort of man that would take such comments lightly."

"Oh they all say that." Jamie said before he took a sip of his cocktail (ha!) and then leaned back against his chair. "Then the straight ones are generally the ones who are fastest at falling on their backs with their legs in the air. But if he's already getting up in arms, then I guess part of the battle I already won."

"How do you mean?"

"I'm already on his mind, and trust me when I say I take that as a compliment." Jamie smiled and relaxed to work on his tan while he continued on with his interview.

"Well for all the relaxation you've been discussing, you've certainly been doing your part in making certain that you're ready for this match. You've been spending a great deal of time in the hotel's gym area."

Jamie is shown in the Sheraton Fitness Program room, located conveniently right behind the pool area. Wearing no shirt and a pair of loose, white shorts and high tops, Jamie is running on a treadmill, his eyes staring straight ahead from behind his shades while the music pumps from his stereo to the buds in his ears.

"That's nothing really new for me, though." Jamie said. "I work out almost every day. I think I spend more time at the gym than I do my own home. It's probably one of the reasons I don't have a pet. I'd feel too bad for leaving the poor thing alone so often. Though I do like to think up names for these imaginary animals of mine."

"O-kay....."

Jamie continued, "I wanted to spend most of the day here at the pool, but old habits. Y'know? I took small breaks to eat, of course, but two or three times I found myself working up a sweat -- by working out. Nothing... you know." Jamie bit his lower lip then said, "R Rated?"

"So you're taking this match against Sean Jackson seriously, then."

"Hey, I take every match I'm in seriously." Jamie corrected. "Just because I like to have a good time when I'm in the ring, doesn't mean I'm not actually trying to accomplish something while wrestling. I wouldn't be in the sport at all if I didn't want to win. And believe me; I want to win this match coming up."

"Do you find your path so far in SCW surprising at all?"

"How do you mean?" Jamie asked as he reached over and picked the glass up from the stand to the right of his lounge chair.

"Well thus far, you've found yourself up against some high profile opponents, especially for a rookie. Your debut in the Blast from the Past was one thing, but afterwards, Jon Dough who was at the time one-half of the Tag Team Champions. He personally requested that match against you. Then there was the Triple Threat with Ben Jordan as one of the primary opponents, and Ben is being heralded as a future legend. Former ACW singles and tag champion and many think it's only a matter of time before he wears SCW gold."

"And now Sean Jackson." Jamie concludes.

"And now Sean Jackson. Former ACW Champion. NWA Champion. And just a few short weeks ago, main evented the 'Chaos In Cape Town' Supercard. That is some seriously high profile opposition for a man who is as new to the sport as Jamie Dean is."

"Hey, what can I say?" Jamie smiled as he held his hands outward. "The bosses know a good thing when they see it."

Jamie said, "My record hasn't exactly been what I had hoped since I started. I lost my debut in the Blast From the Past. Beat Jon Dough. Lost to Ben Jordan and whoever that third guy was in our little threesome." Jamie looked off camera and called out, "Who was that third guy again? ... Huh? You don't remember either?" He glanced back toward thee camera and shrugged. "No big. Ben Jordan was really the only guy in the match I had eyes for anyway."

"Yes, and now I understand you have a little outing planned for Ben's lady love?"

"I did promise her a GNO after the African Tour ended." Jamie smiled. "It's taken a bit of time to arrange a mutual time and date, but a lot of SCWers are here in Phoenix for the SCW's Arizona territory debut, booked or not. Seemed like as good a time as any."

"Better than waiting for Las Vegas or perhaps California?"

"I'd like to think maybe we can save that for a special occasion, like getting Ben to tag along." Jamie chuckled. "But for tonight, it's just Emma, myself, and Amy."

"Amy Marshall will be joining you?"

"Why not?" Jamie smiled. "We've all had a lot of hard work to get ready for, or wind down from. I made Amy an offer and I always follow through with my promises."

"Yes, but as I recall, you promised her drinks if she were to win her Triple Threat match in Reno, which unfortunately she did not."

"Meh." Jamie shrugged, indifferent. "You can't win them all. I sure as hell have proved that lately. My career hasn't exactly gone as I'd hoped, then I had to go and get hurt which put me out for a few weeks."

"How did you hurt yourself, anyway?"

"Pulled groin."

"Sorry I asked."




Cue to the interior of Jamie's suite in the Sheraton. We have a shot of the tasteful interior, where the space is open and clean is the best way to describe it with whites and cream colors being the dominant of the room's decor. Any additional decorations was minimal with a simple potted plant on the table opposite of the king sized bed against the far wall and the plasma television embedded against the neutral wall. A black, mahogany table rested at the window which was partially open to allow the fresh air to waft inside, blowing the drapes gently in the summer breeze.

The man of the hour, Jamie himself, was nowhere to be seen and it was curious as to where he might be when that particular mystery was solved when the sound of the shower was heard, and the soft beat of a song on the personal stereo was heard playing...

"I howled at the moon with friends
And then the sun came crashing in
Wo-oah-oah-oah-oah-oh-oh
Oah-oah-oah-oah-oah-oh-oh
But all the possibilities
No limits just epiphanies"

Then the song was cut off, and the sound of the shower came to an abrupt end. Mere moments later, the door to the bathroom opened and Jamie stepped out with his body glistening from the shower's heat and steam, a white towel wrapped around his waist while he used another to briskly rub his scalp dry.

(What? You thought we were going to show more? Filthy minded... this is a PG13 show you know!)


"So do you think a night out with the girls will help clear your mind for what's to come?"

"Well that depends. What do you assume 'is to come' exactly?" Jamie asked. "You almost sound as if you're automatically counting me out of this match before it's even had a chance to begin."

"No, it's not that. But Sean Jackson is unlike any other man you've competed against to date."

Jamie opened up the closet in his hotel room and started to select what he planned to wear for his evening out with Amy Marshall and Emma Rose.

"I beg to differ." Jamie contradicted. "I wrestled against Ben Jordan and I'd put him right there at the same level as Sean Jackson. Maybe even higher. The fact that I didn't win that triple threat doesn't mean I'm automatically out of this one. Of course, if you want to be technical, I didn't lose, either. I wasn't the one who got beat by Ben in order for him to be declared the winner."

Jamie, now clad in a white, button-down dress shirt and matching slacks, stands in front of the mirror over the dresser in his room, checking his reflection while running a comb through his hair.

"Going through a lot of effort for a night out with the girls."

Jamie laughed, "Hey I never said I wasn't high maintenance! besides, I invited them, not the other way around. So I have an obligation to remain my usual studly self."

He paused in thought, then reached over to grab a bottle of Odin EDP O3 Century cologne. He splashed some on his palm and started to massage it into his cheeks (on his face.

He continued, "But I guess even if it was the other way around, I'd still be striving to top myself." He paused, then looked into the mirror, and thus into the camera. "You know what I mean."

"I'm afraid we do."




The time? Now! The scene? Downtown Phoenix and one of the city's premiere gay bars known as Kobalt! A gated railing that stretched almost completely across the block that house of the pride, and a rainbow flag draped on the opposite side that flapped gently in the evening's warm breeze, told one that if you were seeking the Kobalt bar, then you found the right place.

A cab pulled up along the curb, and after a brief pause in which we assume the driver was being paid, the passenger's left door carefully opened in a traffic lull, and Jamie Dean stepped out quickly and hurried around the back so he could, as a gentleman should, open the right passenger side and first out stepped Emma Rose in her finest, and followed closely by Amy Marshall, who wore her usual best, her hair done up in the mohawk style. Emma wore a supreme smile on her lovely face and a twinkle of mischief shone in Amy's own eyes as the two ladies took in the exterior of their night's entertainment.

"Not bad." Amy said, hefting her leather jacket up onto her shoulders. It did not matter to her if her choice of attire fit in with the 'image' others might expect or value. She was, as always, herself and her confidence did not allow for her to care what others' thought. It was this confidence that drew Jamie's own attention towards her. A 'kindred spirit' you might say. "So how did you manage to find this place?"

"Google." Jamie laughed in a simple explanation. "Never been to Arizona in my life!"

"And this place just drew you to it, did it?" Emma smiled as she watched a handsome young couple walk into the doors, then turned back to Jamie and Amy with a subtle smile. "Can't imagine why."

<img align=left src= "http://www.bizbash.com/content/editorial/StoryPhoto/big/e12501image3.jpg" height=233 width=350> No sooner does the trio enter the club than a young waiter walked across their path, carrying a shimmering tray with long-stem glasses filled with mimosas. The waiter was clad in a golden headband and just a pair of daring, golden booty shorts that showed off his tanned and muscled physique to maximum effect. Jamie's eyes followed his path as he maneuvered around the corner toward the dance floor where there was some cheers going on and Amy sighed.

"Neither can I." Amy quipped as the trio headed for the bar to order their drinks and kick this evening off!

Highlights of the evening followed as Jamie promised the two ladies a fun night out to ease their minds and whatever professional burdens the sport of wrestling carried along with them, and each round he insisted be on him... not literally. At least, not yet.

~~ Jamie, Emma and Amy stood in a circle in front of the bar where Mister Dean sprinkled salt from a shaker on each lady's hand and handed them a lime wedge. They then clinked shot glasses, then licked the salt from their hands and downed the shots of tequila before biting into the lime wedges.

~~ Never let it be said that Jamie didn't know how to show ladies a good time as the three found themselves on the dance floor, each with a drink in hand as they moved their bodies to the beat of the music that reverberated across the club's interior.

~~ A caged go-go dancer entertained the patrons, dancing within his confined space, and clad in just a shimmering silver thong. Amy was the first amongst the trio to stuff some cash from her hands into the young man's pouch as he moved his pelvis, not making it any easier for Miss Marshall and leading her hand to perhaps places she had not intended... at least not at first!

It also did not take much prompting once that very same go-go boy slid open the cage door invitingly, for Emma and Amy to get Jamie to climb inside and watch in glee as their 'host' started dancing and the dancer wrapping his arms around Jamie's waist from behind while the pair ground themselves against one another in a pretty heat inducing dance!

~~ The three found themselves back at the bar and Jamie turned back around with three more shots to share with the ladies, passing them off to Emma and Amy before they heard a loud 'clang' of a bell.

"What was that?" Emma exclaimed, holding up her shot glass and glancing around.

"They do that every time they get an exceptionally good tip." Amy found herself answering before Jamie could.

Speaking of Jamie, he froze, wide eyed and immediately started fishing around for the change from his fifty...

"Shit!"

But what's done was done! Before either Amy or Emma could tip their shots to their lips, Jamie held up a hand and he waved a forefinger.

"Ah ah ah!" He jokingly chided. "Its not going to be quite that easy this time."

"What do you mean?" Emma asked, and in answer, Jamie set his own shot glass down and proceeded to unbutton his shirt and slip it off of his sculpted upper body, much to the delight of more than one man in the club and the amusement of Emma and Amy themselves.

Jamie then set his shirt on the bar stool behind him and with a silent confirmation from the smiling bartender, Jamie hopped up onto the bar itself and reached over, relieving Amy of her shot.

With a gleam in his warm, brown eyes, Jamie said, "I always keep my promises!"

And with that, he leaned back with the back of his head on the counter and his back arched, he proceeded to dribble Amy's shot onto his bare skin invitingly. Amy shook her head with a smirk. She exchanged glances with Emma, then shrugged and stepped in for the body shot...

~~ Having just finished another dance, Jamie escorted Emma and Amy off of the dance floor and past an open door that led to a patio where it seemed standing room only and the masses outside were dancing and cheering for an unseen spectacle.

"What do you suppose is happening out there?" Emma inquired in her distinctive accent.

"Next step of our journey, ladies." Jamie smiled, his body still subtly moving to the music being played. "You ever watch tag team jello wrestling on cable TV?"

"Oh!" Emma responded, then shook her head. "I don't think that's something I would enjoy watching."

Jamie smiled brightly, "Who said anything about 'watching'?"

Emma and Amy looked at each other with raised brows...

And before you knew it, Jamie was standing at the forefront of a large, tarp lined 'wrestling pit' filled with strawberry jello, laughing and cheering along with the countless other patrons, as Amy and Emma, now both in their under garments, wrestled in the cold and sticky jello against two young gay men, much to the delight of everyone watching -- including themselves!
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Climax Control Archives / Oo! A threesome!
« on: April 18, 2014, 12:28:33 AM »
 
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<img align=left src= "http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v428/CMFrank04/hotel-longchamps_zps57b85ff3.jpg" height=287 width=350> Hotel Longchamps

Don't you hate it when someone goes into a relatively long winded description of the setting of their respective promotional material? Hm? You do? Well, that's too bad really, because we're in sort of the same boat in this situation here with one, Jamie Dean. Oh not to worry. We promise to make this as relatively painless as possible and move on to the heart of the matter, that being Jamie Dean himself in the heart of Cairo, and the impending match against two of SCW's best young superstars.

But for now, we find ourselves in one of the top ranked hotels for extended stays while here in Cairo, the Hotel Longchamps. Located in the Zamalek district of Cairo, a quiet island in the middle of the Nile, an oasis if you will but a short trip to the famed Cairo bazaar and surrounded by old villas from the 1800's and of like aged gardens that are still lush with local foliage. It is a most safe and upscale district to stay in, and in this case, was chosen wisely by a certain Sin City Wrestling occupant. It would be but a walk to the famed Egyptian Museum and a hop on a bus or hailing a cab would take an interested party to Geza, not that far a distance away, to tour the last remaining of the world's Seven Wonders.

Many say the surrounding scenery can make or break a vacation spot where one chooses to stay, and for the Hotel Longchamps, it certainly 'makes' it to the delightful content of those staying within its walls. This hotel in particular stays entirely true to Egypt's heritage, in keeping with a bit of a modern touch and relics and antiques scattered throughout, including vases, paintings and the like.

Inside of this particular room, it is of modest size with just the minimal decor desired or deserved. There is a large four posted bed with ruby red sheets and four lush pillows, set against the far wall with the posts and head board carved in a fine polished wood. Four posted beds were a favorite of Jamie, and if you ask him why, he might slip a hint for a certain fetish involving silken ties and a gag -- but you didn't hear that from me! Yet he wouldn't try risking such an endeavor here in Cairo, especially after that little incident in California where the hotel's maid had to locate a key to a set of handcuffs. (Long story, and if you're good, we might explore that at a later time!) On each side of the bed was a small table with a bedside lamp for nighttime reading and perhaps atmosphere. A television was stationed on the wall directly across, atop a dresser, and a small table set beside the door that led out to the patio.

If you listened closely, you might hear the tell-tale sound of a shower in its final stages. After the water had been turned off, moments passed before the door to the bathroom slid open and steam emanated from inside and none other than the 'Excellence of Sexecution' himself, Jamie Dean, emerged, draped in a bathrobe that was (thankfully) tied closed and reached just below his knee. His preference for nudity in his room notwithstanding, he knew it was risky, even if he was housed on the top floor of the hotel.

He cast a sidelong glance at the small clock on the dresser and shook his head, a soft sigh escaping. Like many of the other Superstars and Bombshells scheduled on this tour of the African continent, he was having more trouble than the norm adjusting his sleep schedule. Try as he might, he could not force his body to yield to the temptations of sleep, especially in a strange bed (and with nobody to play with in order to wear him out to boot!). One of his colleagues had offered him some of her sleeping pills, swearing by them, but he had so far resisted as he hated putting any form of drug into his body, even if it were something as simple as a sleep aid.

So go and try to explain his next action that we see, as he opened the mini fridge in his room and removed a bottle of a local red wine (his personal favorite) and taking hold of a chilled glass, he poured himself a full sampling. Perhaps he figured so long as he was up, he might as well get a buzz -- and perhaps said buzz would help him succumb to the night as the next day he wanted to get in a workout before he was scheduled to take part in a Meet and Greet session somewhere in downtown Cairo.

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As he was on the top floor, Jamie had little qualms at leaving his patio door slightly ajar to let in some of the cool night air. How such a scorching hot desert could get so chilly at night never made much sense to him, but then again, he never was the most dedicated of students. Thank goodness he was pretty! He kicked the wooden pole that kept the door from being opened wide enough to let a person through (he wasn't stupid, you know), and he slid the door completely open and stepped outside onto the terrace.

This small space had three wicker chairs surrounding a small wicker center table, and all over the enclosed walls were wines and ivy stretched and woven about. When he gazed over the fencing, he could see far enough that the lights against the desert were breath taking enough unto themselves. If he had the choice, he could sit there all night just watching this small miracle of nature, but he resisted. Idle curiosity instead compelled Jamie to pop open the laptop he had left on the patio open and then brought it out of its sleep mode. (Ironic?) No sooner did he log onto the local wi-fi than he saw one of his Skype contacts was logged in. Missing a bit of home, Jamie signed in and before long, the face of his friend, co-worker at AKBAR, and sometimes 'friend with benefits' back in California, Justin (you remember him from last time, don't you?), popped up on the web cam.

"Damn, sweet cheeks!" Justin said with a frown, looking closely into his side of the camera from across the world. "You look exhausted."

"I happen to look my usual spectacular self." Jamie answered back with good natured indignity behind his tone. "But I get what you mean. This time difference is hard as hell to adjust to."

"What time is it there anyway?"

Jamie answered, "Just after one am."

"Jesus. That's a twelve hour difference between there and California!" Justin shook his head. "No wonder you're tired."

"Tired is putting it mildly." Jamie said.  "I've never been out of the country before. I thought the first time I traveled it'd be somewhere I could adjust relatively easy. Like Canada or Mexico, but no. My first working vacation turns out to be in Africa where not only can't sleep, but I can't get any..."

"I get your point." Justin laughed, waving his hand toward the camera in good humor. After he composed himself, a slight frown creased his young brow and he cocked (no jokes!) his head slightly to the side. "Wait. Why can't you get a piece of ass while you're over there? Don't they have ... what did you call them again?"

"Ring rats?" Jamie questioned.

"That's the word, er, words."

Jamie shook his head and took a sip from his glass of wine. After choosing his words carefully, he explained, "Are you kidding? It was a big enough risk accepting the bookings for the tour in the first place. They put men like me to death over in this place. Mark and Christian asked me first if I'd be okay during this tour given the views on gays here."</color>

And it was true. Unlike the vast majority of the rest of the world, the continent of Africa still had quite the negative outlook on the homosexual lifestyle and any who lived it openly. To put it in the simplest of terms, homosexuality was not just frowned upon in the nations of Africa, it was flat out illegal in thirty eight African countries. Many African leaders felt that gay rights are against their cultural and religious value systems and they believed that they had a sovereign right to reject what they see as an imposition by Western nations.

In countries such as Mauritania, the Sudan, and northern Nigeria, homosexuality was punishable by death. In Uganda, Tanzania, and Sierra Leone, offenders could receive life imprisonment for homosexual acts. In addition to criminalizing homosexuality, Nigeria had enacted legislation that would make it illegal for heterosexual family members, allies and friends of the gay person in question to be supportive.</color>

"Christ sakes!" Jamie muttered. "In Egypt alone the penalties for homosexual acts can be stiff. Pun not intended."

"What do you mean?"

"Well for starters, there are fines, cases of torture, up to seventeen years in jail with or without hard labor, and in extreme cases, vigilante executions."

"And you went there!?" Justin asked, aghast and suddenly quite fearful for someone he had grown close to. "Are you insane!?"

Jamie chuckled, touched by this display of concern by one of the fair few he could genuinely call a friend.

Jamie asked, "Well what else was I supposed to do?"

"You could have said no!" Justin answered indignantly.

"Yeah but where would that have left me? Home in California, waiting for the tour to end so I can get another booking. I'm not exactly going to get anywhere just by sitting at home on my ass." Jamie shrugged and leaned back in his chosen chair, kicking an ankle up over his knee. He continued, "besides, I'm not the only one on the tour. Just the best looking." He smirked. "Synn. Jessie Salco. Couple others. They bend the way the wind blows on a particular night, and if they're willing to take the chance, why shouldn't I?"

"Because you're different." Justin stated matter-of-factly.

"I always liked to think of myself as being unique." Jamie agreed. "But I'll be careful, Justin. Promise. Besides, if I get that desperate for a piece, I'll just sample a piece of 'pie' instead of tube steak."

"Bite your tongue!" Justin screeched indignantly. "Nobody can get that damn desperate! Just use your right hand and play it safe!"

Jamie could not help but erupt in a fit of laughter. He quickly covered his mouth, realizing the lateness of the hour and, after composing himself, he went on with his chat.

"So, are you going to watch, Sunday?" Jamie asked.

"Oh come on." Justin answered. "You know I don't go in for that stuff."

"What? A couple of hot, buff guys, rolling around on the ground with each other?" Jamie smirked, knowing his friend all too well. "Bullshit! I've seen your DVD collection!"

"That's different!" Justin protested. "Those guys are hot! I've seen some of those guys in professional wrestling. Not so much.

Jamie cleared his throat and Justin quickly corrected himself and said, "Present company excluded!"

"Thank you." Jamie nodded, taking another drink. "Besides, you haven't seen the one guy I'm wrestling. Ben Jordan? Jesus!"

"That good, huh?"

Jamie puckered his lips and drew in a breath. He said, "The man is smokin'! Like the Greek God of Bow-flex commercials."

"Yeah but aren't you wrestling two guys? What's the other one look like?"

"Something akin to a gorilla who had a Brazilian bikini wax."

"Sick."

"Yeah that was my general reaction." Jamie agreed. "But you have to take the good with the bad."

"So you'll be careful?"

"Promise." Justin sat forward and smiled at his friend. "You'll be watching?"

"Don't I always?" Justin smiled.

"Well, you always did have good taste." Jamie said, then paused and reflected back to his choice of words. "Or was that you always tasted good?"

"Well, you would know." Justin winked. "Try and get some sleep. And be careful."

"Yes, ma." Jamie kidded, and Justin knew it well. Jamie slid the laptop closed again and drained the last of his wine before he turned his head to again look at the night time scenery laid out before him.
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"I suppose this is where I'm supposed to puff out my chest and boast and brag about what I'm going to do to put Andrew Garcia and Ben Jordan down for the count so that I can walk out of Cairo the winner of our Triple Threat. Well, I'll make the attempt, but I can't promise anything. You know how I hate to talk about myself."

("Yeah even I knew that wasn't all that convincing.")

"This is going to be the second time that I've met Ben Jordan in the ring, the first time being our first round match in the Blast From the Past II tournament. True, it didn't go exactly the way that I had hoped, but I hope everyone out there remembers that it wasn't me who dropped that match, but my tag team partner at the time. So Ben, if you're watching and I'll go out on a limb here and guess that you are, let's try not to let that tag team win give you any false impressions of how this match is going to go, hm? It's going to be a lot different without either of us having a partner to rely on, or to let us down. I just hope that Andrew has the common courtesy to mind his own business, at least for awhile, because there is nothing more that I want than to have some 'alone time' with you, Mister Jordan. Things against you Ben are never going to be easy, but will always be... hard?"

"And when push comes to shove, don't you worry Andrew. I'm sure you'll get what's coming for you after that stunt you pulled with Ben, and I'll be more than happy to lend him a hand if he needs it. For someone who calls himself the 'Honorable' Warrior, you don't seem to be able to grasp the meaning of your own personalized nickname. You have about as much chance walking out of this match the winner as I do leaving Ben's hotel room with a funny walk. Yeah, even I know about how futile that shot is, which should give you an idea of your chances, Garcia. So why not just play it smart and keep your nose out of things, Garcia?"

"It's time for the men to play."
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Climax Control Archives / Nasty boys
« on: March 07, 2014, 04:29:40 PM »
 
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Welcome back!

We knew that you just couldn't get enough Jamie Dean the first time around! You people are a pack of insatiable beasts! You're as bad as the 'tricks' that our beloved Mister Dean meats up with on his nights off or after hours on the club scene of Los Angeles. It's almost as if you thought he was some sort of machine -- and in a sense of the word, you'd be right. Though if you ask Jamie, he'd tell you he's more of a battery than a machine. While a Duracell keeps going and going, Jamie Dean just keeps coming. And yes, the implication was, in fact, implied.

So fasten your seat belts gentlemen, and you ladies too if you so choose. Have a drink, grab hold of your ankles and get set for the ride of your life.

Club AKBAR is where we are set to meat the man of the hour, and why not? For those not in the know, or for those who haven't paid close enough attention when last we met wrestling's 'Any Night Delight', AKBAR is the premiere social setting of the LA gay community, and a staple in the livelihood of our star, both personally as well as professionally.

With the brightest smiles that a man might ever come across, again - pun intended, the handsome doorman/security guard opened the front door to allow us access into a whole other world where nothing ever seemed the same twice. It's okay. We understand if you want to pause and sneak a glance back over your shoulder. One last adoring and lustful gaze at one of AKBAR's many studly personnel that keeps the clientele safe and sound from the time they enter the premises, until the time they leave, opting to call their evening to a close.

He is a handsome devil, isn't he? Short cropped blonde hair and fair skin, but one can not help but take notice of just how form fitting his AKBAR T-shirt is against his powerful upper body. Not overly muscular like those men you see onstage at bodybuilding spectacles, but it is plain to appreciate that the man works out; beefy arms and a set of pecs that you could stand under in the event of a downpour and remain perfectly dry. It's all one can do to keep from peeling off the man's skin tight T-shirt and revert back to breast feeding. And that's nothing compared to the appreciation one feels when you take note of how tight his blue jeans are, and the bulges and tucks that are the end result of the snug denim attire. A bubble butt that defied all physics, and the rest? Well evidently it wasn't always true what they say about men who lift weights.

"It's plain to see that if a man's ass pushes the back of his T-shirt up, you KNOW baby got back!" - Jamie Dean

It's also plain to see that stating anything else about the security guard's physical qualities probably would be beyond the normal approval rating for even Sin City Wrestling promos. For anyone that's interested, the man's name is John. John Sorrentino. He works here a few nights a week, mainly on the weekends to earn extra money while he is also a paramedic and a...

Oh my.

The door opened from the outside and the man of the hour, depending on how much fun he's having with you, Jamie Dean inserted himself -- into the social setting you perverts! I swear, you make everything that has to do with him one hundred percent sexual -- thank you. John stepped inside a moment to allow Jamie access, and Dean paused briefly en route to the club's interior to glide his fingertips alongside John's firm backside and the guard had little facial reaction but the fact he grasped Jamie by the back of his head and reeled him in for a forceful bit of tonsil hockey was evidence enough that the gesture was appreciated.

Jamie broke it off and leaving the guard with a shitty smirk on his face and the obligation to resume his duties outside of the front door, Jamie headed inside, with a bag hefted over his shoulder and that seemingly perpetual smile on his handsome face.

"Jamie!"

"Hotpants!"

"It's about fucking time!"

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Jamie was now on the go-go pedestal in nothing more than a hot pink g-string with black tiger stripes. Oh but this time he wasn't alone! Up there with him was Justin the bartender, and part-time go-go dancer himself! Justin was wearing no more than Jamie himself in a black, mesh thong of his own. Justin was pressed tightly back against Jamie, both young men engaging in a steamy encounter for the enjoyment of the patrons, and yes, themselves! There was little enough room for one dancer, meaning to fit two, Justin and Jamie were pressed tightly against one another. Jamie managed to turn around like an expert and wrap an arm around Justin's waist as the show went on...

You know, it'd probably be best to end this scene right now as we're already stretching the limits of your PG-13 imaginations!

"Nasty
Nasty boys, don't mean a thing, huh
Oh you nasty boys
Nasty
Nasty boys, don't ever change, huh
Oh you nasty boys
Nasty
Nasty boys, give me your nasty groove, huh
Oh you nasty boys
Nasty
Nasty boys, let me see your nasty body move, huh
Oh you nasty boys"

Jamie Dean, fully dressed again, approached the exit at the end of the night, and Justin hurried to catch up with him. John opened the door, and followed them out and Jamie glanced back over John's shoulder and toward us, winking coyly.

"Some might refer to me as something of an ass, and it's not like I could really dispute that. But like any good ass, I can take a pounding and always be ready for more." - Jamie Dean
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Climax Control Archives / Meet Jamie Dean the Sausage King
« on: February 21, 2014, 06:53:05 PM »
 
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Welcome to Los Angeles, California's AKBAR, the gay staple of this particular Los Angeles, neighborhood, only a scant few miles from the trendy, upscale neighborhood of Pacific Palisades. Nicknamed by the clientele who frequented this trendy source of nighttime drinking and entertainment as a 'neighborhood oasis', AKBAR lured men and women, gay and straight, all within it's spacious walls for what they loved best: drinking, mingling, and just generally having a good time at the expense of none.

Inside of AKBAR, all were indeed made to feel welcome with no racism, homophobia, nor simple snobbery tolerated. It was all about having a good time, getting sloppy drunk, and anyone who tried to accomplish anything but with the patrons would find themselves ejected quickly by the rampant security and banned for life. The owner and staff were just that protective of their guests and yes, friends, who walked through AKBAR's doors.

The nightlife of LA was in itself a force to be reckoned with, a rival to none other save for it's close neighbor, San Francisco, and yes indeed, Las Vegas itself. From the velveteen ropes of Hollywood to the techno beat of the trendiest gay and straight dance clubs, the scenes of Los Angeles once the sun descended, came in a variety of flavors -- and boasted as to why this California city was known as the epicenter of entertainment. And the AKBAR, where we were about to descend, was favored by many as the focal point of a night served to be well spent.

The outside was simple, and the only adornment to let visitors know that they had arrived at precisely the right spot was a mere sign above the front entrance, and two plain clothes security watching over those that would enter, and keeping a close watch for the safety of those taking their leave.

The door was opened, and one was reminded of the flush of color that washed over the film screen when the simple shot of black and white Kansas became the vibrant and colorful paradise of the Land of Oz.

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Jamie nodded and laughed.

Jamie: "Yeah! I admit it! I'm a Monster High addict! There? happy? You have all my dirty little secrets!"

Cut to an interior shot in Jamie's home where he stood proudly before a display of Monster High dolls on stands and many others still in their original packaging.

Further back against the wall, resting around the post of his bed, a ball gag was seen dangling.

"Okay maybe we're not entirely ready for all his so-called dirt secrets."

Jamie: "A good friend of mine got me into Monster High, actually. She had posted a link to one of their online cartoons on her Facebook page. I was bored so I watched, and by the end of the night I had finished two seasons' worth and was on my way to the twenty-four hour Wal-Mart to buy my first of many Monster High action figures."

"Action figures?"

Jamie: "Well you don't expect me to refer to them as 'dolls', do you?"

"Is it true that when you're shopping, you prefer to be left alone?"

Jamie nodded.

Jamie: "I guess you could say that. Especially if I'm shopping for books. I know I have a fan or two that has seen me in one of my few professional matches before I joined Sin City Wrestling. Mostly from the California indy circuit. I might even have an adult that recognized me in a Can-Am DVD. They might approach me, and I try not to be rude, but that's my 'me' time. You know?"

"Do you ever tell them no?"

Jamie laughed and held his hands toward himself.

Jamie: "Do I strike you as the type of man that can say the word 'no'?"

He laughed again.

Jamie: "No. I haven't told people no if they want an autograph or for me to pose for a picture. I mean, sometimes I'd like to! Especially if I'm at a coffee shop, trying to read, but I don't."

Cut to a shot of Jamie seated in a corner lounge chair at a Coffee XChange coffeehouse in LA, sipping his drink while reading a paperback.

Jamie frowned and shook his head.

Jamie: "But seriously, why would anyone approach someone when they're obviously trying to read? To me, that's sacred time, you know? I've been engrossed in a book before and someone will try to strike up a conversation and say things like 'What's that you're reading?' or "What's it about?' oh and my personal favorite, 'Is it any good?' Well I don't know! Maybe if you'd leave me alone long enough I might find out!"

"Are there any other little tidbits about yourself that you'd care to share? Little ways you like to relax on a night off?"

Jamie: "You mean besides the glaringly obvious? Ha ha! Well I have to admit that I don't have too many evenings like these, not enough, really, but I am something of a homebody on the rare occasion. I love to kick back at home in front of the telly, order Chinese and just have a Netflix marathon."

"Perhaps one of these days we'd be graced with a visit to your home?"

No sooner said than done!

The cage door to the small elevator of the building slid open and we stepped out into the third floor hallway of the Academy Loft building. The narrow, short corridor to the hall was lined with red brick walls and a wood paneling floor. No decor adorned this small hallway save for a single potted fern on the top of a small table.

The door to the loft slid open and there stood our host, Jamie himself, with a bright smile stood before us.

Jamie: "Heyy! You made it! Just a second..."

He ducked back into his home and after a few moments of confusion on our part, the door opened again and a second young man exited though the frame of the door. he gave us the briefest of smiles before hurrying along his way toward the elevator. Jamie just gave us a coy and knowing look, and with a waggle of his eyebrows, stepped aside to allow us entrance.

"Did we come at a bad time?"

Jamie: "Oh trust me sweety. When you're with me, it's always the perfect time to come."

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Jamie's loft was a pleasure to the eyes, but a bit surprising coming to know of what we might have expected from him.

Jamie: "And what were you expecting? Rainbow flags and framed posters of Marilyn Monroe?"

"Frankly -- yes."

Jamie: "Sorry to disappoint. I don't like to think of myself as any sort of cliche'. Sure I'm a clean freak, love mindless sex and shopping, but that's about where the similarities end. I can't cook. (Last time I tried I set fire to myself. True story!) I don't like labels like the rainbow, and I sure as shit don't like Marilyn Monroe! First off, the woman sucked ass when it came to acting talent. She was boobs, blond hair, and sex, nothing more. Now Kathy Bates? That is what I call an actress!"

"Good to know!"

We set foot inside of his home, bought and paid for and not rented, and we could see the entirety from the get go. It was, after all, an open loft converted into a classic style home. There was nothing but open space inside and no connecting rooms save for the bathroom on the far side. The kitchen was in a little out of the way nook, but aside from the fridge and a microwave, it looked almost untouched.

Jamie shrugged as he guided us along on the self evident tour.

Jamie: "It is, for the most part. I suck at cooking. Literally."

He shared a conspiratorial whisper to the camera, close up...

Jamie: "I would have failed Home Ec in school if I hadn't blown the teacher under his desk."

"Alrighty then! TMI!"

Like the hallway on the outside, the interior walls of the loft was crafted from the same reed brick that encompassed the entire structure of the building itself. The bed was in a far corner, separated from the living quarters by a Japanese silk screen with a purple and white floral print. With the exception of a few necessities, the loft was almost void of furnishings. There was the obligatory bed and dressers, the plasma television and entertainment with an impressive CD, Blu-Ray and DVD collection on a shelving unit, a few end tables, a sofa and recliner. The must extravagant thing Jamie took pride in were the two book cases filled with novels that he had collected over the years.

Jamie: "My friends are always trying to get me to get rid of some of my books for space, but I can't throw  them away. I can't even donate them. They're mine! You know? Who's to say that I won't want to eventually go back to one I've already read and read it again? Be my damn luck I'd get rid of one and then suddenly I got interested in it again."

Other than that, the loft itself was quaint with little to take up the 100 plus feet of open square feet.

Jamie: "I was just never comfortable in closed spaces. Narrow corridors, nooks and crannies. Hell I practically run to get inside my place after I get off that small elevator into an even smaller hall!"

Jamie continued with the tour that, admittedly, was not much of one as everything was out in the open for all to be seen right from the beginning. If there was anything extravagant about the interior of his home, it would be either the paintings, or the walk-in closet stuffed to the brim with the latest in men's fashions.

Jamie: "My friends love to go with me when I go shopping for clothes. They say I run the poor clerks ragged trying to find just the right thing that'll compliment this fine specimen you see before you. Ha ha ha!"

"And the paintings?"

Jamie shrugged and nodded knowingly.

Jamie: "I love art. I always have. I can't draw or paint for shit but I love visiting art galleries when they have an open house (and an open bar). I bought most of my paintings at street carnivals. The artists seem more pure and genuine when they're not all wrapped up within themselves in the drama of those professional showings. This one..."

Jamie walked up to a framed painting that hung on the wall. It depicted an underwater scene of two mermen in a fierce embrace as the sea life teemed around them as if in celebration of what was now between the two mythical lovers.

Jamie: "...This one is my favorite. I always had a thing for mermen. Who knew fish could be hot?"

Jamie was now seated on the sofa in his loft, his ankle kicked up over his knee as we sought to bring our time together to an unfortunate close.

"Well now we've gotten a little taste of the life of Jamie Dean, and we thank you very much for that time."

Jamie held his hands out to the side and a mischievous grin spread on his naturally deep red lips.

Jamie: "I could always show you a little more. You do have the camera prepped and running already."

"Um, thanks. Maybe another time. But for now, we'd like to finally have a word with you about your professional career."

Again, there goes that record scratching and Jamie's raised eyebrow.

"We are, of course, referring to your new career in Sin City Wrestling. After some anticipated hype, you're finally getting the chance to set foot inside of the ring this coming weekend in San Francisco. Is it true that originally you were not scheduled?"

Jamie jetted out his bottom lip but in fact, answered with a nod in the affirmative.

Jamie: "As far as I was told, yeah. It's true. I wasn't supposed to debut until their California tour hit here in Los Angeles, but apparently Kain pussed out of his spot in this big tournament and they called in none other than the 'Excellence of Sexecution' to take his place."

"You are, of course, referring to the opening round match in the second annual Blast From the Past tournament. Do you believe you can fill his shoes?"

Jamie: "Oh hell no. Have you seen the things that guy puts on his feet? (shudder) Kain would do well to shop somewhere else besides Payless for his footwear. But can I take his place?"

Jamie nodded with a sense of self assuredness.

Jamie: Hell yes. Vixen hasn't got a thing to worry about."

"But do you? Wrestling in SCW is a whole other world as opposed to the pro ring and oil pits of say, Can-Am."

Jamie shrugged.

Jamie: "Of course it is! Nobody gets laid as a stipulation after their win! Ha ha! Hell! I'm not worried about what's going to happen in the ring, so why should anyone else be? Except for maybe the opponents."

"You're referring to, of course, Song and Ben Jordan."

Jamie: "I'm not referring to anything as far as the chick on the other team goes. She's not my concern. I know enough to know that my partner Vixen can handle her. My job is handling the Cock King."

"You mean, the Cockney King?"

Jamie paused for a moment of contemplation, and then shook his head in the negative.

Jamie: "No. I mean the Cock King. I've seen the guy in wrestling tights and designer slacks, and if he can maintain a bulge like that in even loose clothes? Trust me! It's 'Cock King' through and through!"

Jamie turned to face the camera head on directly.

Jamie: "Hey Ben? Wanna run me through a time or two with that great big...?"

"Okay then! So you seem pretty confident in your chances in this match, but you can't take a man like Ben Jordan lightly. He was the icon of the ACW, and he's fast on the rise here in Sin City Wrestling."

Jamie: "Who said I was taking him lightly? Cocky, confident, call it whatever you want. Win or lose, I'm going into that match to have fun -- but I fully intend to win. Maybe rub up a little with some man flesh, which is always fun, but winning is a big priority too. I worked hard to finally get my chance at the pros after my time in Can-Am, and Sin City Wrestling? They know what it takes to draw in a crowd. They know what it takes to create a little excitement and a lot of controversy -- and on both counts, nobody does it better than yours truly. I do not intend to let Vixen down, or myself. Ben and Song? Well, we'll just call them unfortunate casualties of circumstance. Song can crawl back to her FoSure tag team partner, and Ben?"

Jamie winked and puckered his lips.

Jamie: "I'd be more than happy to console him for the loss."

"And to those that think you actions in the ring are little more than ring psychology to get them off their game plan?"

Jamie laughed.

Jamie: "Then they'd be dead on wrong because I'm not smart enough to play head games like that! Ha ha! Goldust. Rico. Adrian Street. Those guys were masters of the mind game when it comes to being a big 'mo in the ring. I hate to break this to everybody, but everything you've seen of me so far? The twerking? The hands on involvement? The fun I strive to have inside of the ring? That's all me. That is all one hundred percent Jamie Dean."

What you see is what you get.
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