Welcome to my new blog soap opera, All My Hungarian Children–the world’s first transgressive psychosexual blog soap opera–or maybe just one of millions, I really don’t know. I’ve been yearning to create a series, and this is the first of many to come. I promise a potent dose of my ribald humor, grotesque vision and psychological depravity known to egress from my psychoses. I am unimaginably busy working on my novels, but I cannot stop blogging. I’ve written about many subjects, like blogging tips, SEO, social networking and so forth–but those subjects are tired and boring to me–no longer part of my repertoire. Here I present episode one of All My Hungarian Children. I have once again written myself into a bizarre world of sickening delights to make your skin crawl and wrench your stomach. Tell your friends. Tell your neighbors. I promise to not disappoint.

The psychotic face of Bobby Revell
Scene One: Borsala’s Agenda
Borsala Meszaros, a powerful beast of a woman–thickly muscled arms draping like meat hooks–her latissimus dorsi horrifically sculpted from years of sweat drenched toil–tore a fibrous chunk of beef jerky from the gargantuan meat knot, stuffing the remainder in her arm pit for safe keeping. I was spellbound by her herculean strength, but could not refrain from staring at her through a crack in my backyard fence. Her face was beautifully strange: thick plated forehead bone, gnarled nose with widely flared nostrils and succulent cherry lips–repulsive and undeniably sexy.
Three muscular preschool children swaggered beneath her everywhere she walked. They looked like triplets but all bore fetid deformities or possible scarred-over injuries from late night beatings and torture sessions. With vigorous claws she began scooping dirt like a starving aardvark–within seconds digging a massive trench in the humid clay. She clapped her hands–a mist of filth exploded from sinewy fingers–saying, “Jozka, Jozsef, Joszi . . . do business now. Hurry, supper almost ready.” The three naked children squatted and shat into the crevasse–my stomach became queasy but turn away I could not. She snatched one up by the hair, and with the same hand managed to grasp all three–lifting their naked bodies high with densely shredded deltoid–spraying them off with a water hose. She violently shook them, “Stop fidgeting . . . if I drop beef jerky, I will be mad mommy–the cold water good for young boy’s character.” She spun like a human centrifuge–her arm outstretching as water droplets pelted my face across the yard–drying her boys the cyclonic way. She quickly ripped her head around–her eyes laser guided into my face. I was mortified but couldn’t move–couldn’t stop gazing–she marched towards me ripping three boards from my fence leaving me cowering on my knees before her.
I managed a squeaky,”I’m so sorry . . . I didn’t mean to spy on you.”
“Stand up,” she said, “Is OK with Borsala–you are delectable young thing aren’t you . . . stand up . . . what is your name?”
“Bobby.”
“Come closer Bobby,” she commanded–indomitable arms crushing me against her body–my face smashed tightly between her robust mammary glands, “you sweet young thing make Borsala very horny–if only husband not home, I make love to you right here on the dirty ground. How old are you?”
“Twenty-one . . . look, my mother is looking for me–we’re going to church . . . so I gotta go.”
She increased tension–her knobby nipple seated in my eye socket as she moaned, “You shiver like headless chicken. You rudely don’t ask Borsala her name.”
I was human putty in the inextinguishable clutch of femininity as I barely muttered, “What is your name?”
She forced her husky tongue within my left nostril–licking my eyebrows clean–her breath surprisingly sweet, like fresh cut strawberries–her bare nipple fondling my lips with a machinist’s precision, “My name Borsala . . . Borsala Meszaros . . . Meszaros mean butcher. You come to my home for dinner right now . . . yes?”
“Yes Borsala, I would be honored to have dinner in your home.”
“Good Bobby . . . tonight I serve Hungarian goulash and whiskey. You meet my husband Laszlo and my beautiful daughter Florka–she scrumptious flower–maybe you sexually attracted to her–maybe you two make love tonight.”
Still trembling in fear–my entire body quaking, I said, “Make love to who? What . . . what are you talking about?”
She stripped bare and kicked her left leg high, holding her calf against her face saying, “Borsala flexible . . . you look at my body you succulent morsel of virgin male . . . you like?”
Her enormous breasts hung mightily in the wind while her buttocks were infected with morbid pustules and chaffing rashes–she pulled me closely and began cleaning my ears with her lips and tongue–frothy saliva–moistened oral appendages kneading, massaging, molesting my every cleft. She licked with care–she licked with love–I felt safe and warm in her steely embrace. In a stupor of fright I said, “Yes Borsala . . . I like.”
She said, “You taste like salted cucumber. You like? Of course you like . . . you are fertile young male in need of female touch. I ask husband can you sleep over tonight . . . with Florka . . . she is virgin like you.”
“But I’m not a vir . . . .”
She smacked me across the face, “Shut up Bobby . . . yes you are virgin.”
This ghastly tale to be continued . . .



#1 by Miss Moneypenny at December 19th, 2008
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Hi Bobby!
Was Borsala very horny for your headless chicken or your salted cucumber?
Will “All my Hungarian Children” air 5 times a week on Bobby’s ABC (All Borsala’s Children) ?
#2 by Revellian at December 19th, 2008
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Hi Debbie! It will air erratically a few times per week while I find some regular readers for it–even though it is far removed from what most people would enjoy. I laughed while writing it–so it’s funny to me…LOL!
#3 by teeni at December 20th, 2008
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Uh-oh. I think you are in trouble. The only thing on your side is that Borsala’s daughter is (supposedly) a virgin too so maybe you will have a chance to escape.
I will have to tune in for future episodes.
#4 by Revellian at December 20th, 2008
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Thanks Teeni! I could be in trouble, or maybe they are the ones in for a surprise. Writing a series like this–particularly one so strange–might be difficult to gain traction, but I’m an optimist and hopefully garner at least a few regular readers
#5 by Nina C. at December 20th, 2008
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I’m not really sure what to say……. like I read it and then my mouth was open. I guess I’ll just keep reading it to see where it goes because right now I don’t get it lol
#6 by Revellian at December 20th, 2008
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Hahaha…thanks Nina! If your mouth was open while reading–I must have done something right. Episode-2 will be up Monday, and it will be even more bizarre
#7 by Dan Mihaliak at December 20th, 2008
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Wow That was a good read. Can’t wait till next installment.
#8 by Eric "Speedcat Hollydale" at December 21st, 2008
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My night pales in comparison …..
#9 by Revellian at December 21st, 2008
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@Eric:Mine too Speedy, and I definitely wouldn’t want to experience this lurid nightmare!
#10 by Revellian at December 21st, 2008
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@Dan Mihaliak: Your comment got stuck in my spam filter, but I revived it. Thanks so much, I hope you enjoy the next episode
#11 by EuroYank at December 22nd, 2008
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Bobby – Nice tale, but being the virgin you are, when she asks her husband if you can sleep over, do not sleep with the husband!
#12 by Revellian at December 22nd, 2008
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Hahaha! I would have to be dead or tied down, but yes–there is a line even I won’t cross in fiction. I’m assuming sometime before episode 3 or 4, I will no longer have any readers
#13 by Mitchell Allen at December 22nd, 2008
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Hi Bobby!
At last! something to replace the tepid fare offered on cable.
As long as you send out a “commercial” via FaceBook, I’ll know when to read the next episode.
Cheers,
Mitch
#14 by Revellian at December 22nd, 2008
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Thanks Mitch! Perhaps I should contact the producer of All My Children to see if they need some riveting new ideas…LOL! I will announce future episodes everywhere I can
#15 by Melissa Donovan at December 24th, 2008
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This is absolutely awesome. I can fully imagine this beastly creature in my mind’s eye. Riveting!
#16 by Revellian at December 24th, 2008
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Thank you Melissa!!! Though rooted in absurdity, some of this stuff is loosely based on true events. This soap is gonna get freakishly weirder
#17 by Justin Airsoft at December 27th, 2008
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How do you keep writing stuff like this? I don’t think I’ve seen this kind of level of writing even from Stephen King. You said in another post this is only 10% of what you do in your non-blog writings… that’s insane.
#18 by Eric "Speedcat Hollydale" at January 2nd, 2009
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Miss Moneypenny ???
Hi Bobby!!!! …. just arrived via CPU undercover wormhole