HUMOUR IN UNIFORM
HORNY COMMODORE AND
NUBILE NYMPH
WINE WOMEN and
OFFICERS
An
Apocryphal Story of a Horny Commodore and a Nubile Nymph
A
Spoof
By
VIKRAM KARVE
Disclaimer:
1. Please read this apocryphal story only if you have a sense of humor. This yarn is a spoof, pure fiction, just for fun and humor, no offence is meant to anyone, so take it with a pinch of salt and have a laugh.
2. This story is for mature adults only, so if you are a kid, or an overly gender sensitive type, please skip this post.
3. This story is a work of fiction. Events, Places, Settings and Incidents narrated in the story are a figment of my imagination. The characters do not exist and are purely imaginary. Any resemblance to persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
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PROLOGUE
I
am sure you have heard of the three vices: “Wine Women and Horses”
Now
here is a story about “Wine Women and Officers”.
(Instead
of “horses” we have “officers” – yes, officers in lieu of horses, as they say
in the Navy).
The
“wine” in the story is not really wine – it is something much stronger – liquor
– booze – an alcoholic spirit called RUM.
THE
CHARACTERS
There
are a few women in the story, but there is only one “main character” – the
“heroine” of the story – a beautiful “Nubile
Nymph” – let us call her “N”.
The
other women in the story are side characters, like “extras” in a movie.
And
as far as the male protagonists are concerned – there are four naval officers
in the story:
“C” – The Horny
Commodore with a Roving Eye who has the hots for “N” (the “Nubile Nymph”)
“A” – The ambitious
husband of our “Nubile Nymph” called “N”
“S” – The maverick
neighbour of “A” and “N” – to describe “S” in a nutshell – well, let’s say that “S” is more interested in “Wine” rather than “Women”
And,
of course, the 4th protagonist is me – yours truly
Let’s
start with “N”
We
had nicknamed her “Nubile Nymph”
But
in actual fact she was neither “nubile” (she was very much married) nor was she
a “nymph” (she was no sex maniac – she was just a tease – she acted seductive
and sexy to arouse the Horny Commodore).
Yes,
“Nubile Nymph” was a tease – from time to time she gave the Horny Commodore the
“come hither look” which got him all excited.
From
the moment she had met him, Nubile Nymph “N”
had observed that the Horny Commodore “C”
had a roving eye.
“N” had instantly
noticed that “C” had the “hots” for
her.
“N” knew that she was
sexually attractive and men were mesmerized by her.
If
she wanted, she could have had the Horny Commodore on a platter.
But
“N” was least interested in
romancing with the Commodore.
“N” was not at all
interested in having a full-fledged affair with “C”.
She
was interested in her own husband’s career.
“N” knew that in the
Navy, a wife’s status depends on her husband’s rank
“N” knew her husband’s
limitations.
Her
husband “A” was quite a mediocre type as compared to his competitors.
But
“N” had neutralized all that by
enticing the Horny Commodore “C” by
her tantalizing charms.
She
teased the Horny Commodore “C”,
titivated for him, wearing sexy outfits, gave him impish looks, and flirted
with him, just to keep his hopes alive.
“N” had succeeded in
doing this for the last one year, and this had earned her husband the best
possible thumping performance appraisal ACR from “C”.
Now
“N” knew that she had to continue to
keep the fires burning in the Horny Commodore’s loins till the Horny Commodore “C” wrote her husband’s next ACR just
before the promotion board.
Once
her husband was promoted, and they moved on, there would be a new boss who she
would have to work on, to mesmerize and bring under her spell.
The
Horny Commodore “C” was going crazy.
He
had heard wild rumors about wife swapping, swinging and key parties, but all
those fantastic orgies lay in his imagination, as in his actual life he had
never seen anything like that happening.
But
now things seemed to be looking up, and the way “N” was tempting him, his hopes had been kindled.
The
Horny Commodore “C” desperately
wanted to have a go at the Nubile Nymph “N”,
but he did not have the guts to go ahead.
Though
in his imagination “C” had wild
fantasies about himself rollicking with “N”
– in actual life “C” was unable
to realize his fantasies with “N”
because he was shit scared of his own lawfully wedded wife who was a shrew and
a real tough cookie.
The
Horny Commodore’s wife knew of her husband’s proclivity for beautiful young
women, especially his officers’ wives, and that is why she kept an eagle eye on
him – she let his eye rove a bit, but kept him in firm check.
She
let him give Nubile Nymph the “glad eye”, she let him flirt with “N”, but otherwise she kept him on a
tight leash.
Metaphorically
speaking, the Horny Commodore’s situation was akin to a drooling dog
desperately yearning for a bitch in heat but unable to go ahead and mount her
as he is held back firmly on leash by the master.
I
told you about “C” (the Horny
Commodore).
I
told you about “N” (the Nubile
Nymph).
Now
let me tell you about “A” – the
husband of “N”.
There
are two types of ambitious officers in the navy.
Some
take their naval careers seriously from the moment they join the navy.
The
others, carefree bachelors, suddenly turn ambitious after they get married.
“A” was of the second
type.
His
wife “N” was the driving force
behind him, as far as his career was concerned.
He
was quite happy with what “N” was
doing.
It
was thanks to his wife’s efforts that he had become the Commodore’s blue eyed
boy.
“A” knew that his wife
“N” would help him reach great
heights of success.
THE
STORY
Now,
that I have told you about the characters, let me begin to tell you the story.
It
was a Monday evening, my non-drinking day, and I was walking along the banks of
the lake, enjoying the resplendent spectacle of the orange sun being swallowed
up by the calm blue waters.
My
reverie was disturbed by “A” who
suddenly came behind me, almost dashing me with his scooter.
He
wanted some training handbook.
“Hey,
I am on my evening walk. The book is in my house. I will give it to you
tomorrow in office,” I said.
“I
want it urgently to prepare for tomorrow – I have a lecture in the morning,” he
said, “I had gone to your house, but your wife told me you would be here.”
Irritated,
I went with “A” on his scooter to my
house.
I
asked “A” to wait outside, and went
inside, to my study, to get the book he wanted.
I
was disappointed to see him sitting in the drawing room – my darling wife had
invited him in.
I
gave “A” the book he wanted.
Meanwhile,
my wife had got him a glass of water, and asked him whether he would like to have
a cup of tea.
“A” looked at his
watch, looked at me, and said, “Tea? It’s already past sunset – let’s have a
drink.”
“It
is my non-drinking day,” I said rudely.
“So
what?” my wife said, giving me a rude look of disbelief at my bad manners, “You
can surely offer your guest a drink.”
I
made him a rather stiff drink of Rum.
“How
about you?” he asked.
So,
just for appearances I poured myself a very mild drink of rum and water –
though I enjoyed my drinks, I was not in the mood for drinking on that day,
especially in the company of “A”.
I
noticed that “A” was drinking quite fast
– he had already finished his first drink, so I poured him one more.
“A” gulped down his
second drink too – fast – down the hatch.
I
poured him one more.
I
was amazed at the speed at which “A”
was drinking.
“A” was drinking as if
it was his last day on earth.
Meanwhile,
as was his habit, he had bummed my cigarettes too, lighting up cigarette after
cigarette.
“I
am enjoying myself,” he slurred, drinking and puffing away, “my wife doesn’t
let me smoke, she doesn’t let me drink, she keeps nagging me – now I am really
enjoying myself…”
Suddenly,
the cigarette dropped from his lips and sweat broke out on his forehead – I
knew the signs – “A” was drunk,
badly drunk.
I
wondered what to do.
But
before I could do anything, “A” got
up swiftly, staggered out of the house, started his scooter, and drove off.
He
was driving his scooter in a meandering fashion, like a sinusoidal wave.
“Go
fast,” my wife said, “see that he reaches home safely.”
I
took my scooter, started it, and started driving towards his house.
There
was no trace of “A” or his scooter.
I
heard a voice calling out to me.
It
was “S” – who was the next door
neighbour of “A”.
“S” was walking on the
road, on his way to the officers mess bar, for his daily evening drinking session,
when he saw “A” driving his scooter
into a ditch.
As
far as drinking alcohol was concerned, “S”
enjoyed a much better reputation than me.
If
I was a “drinker”, then “S” was a
“drunkard”.
But
right now “S” was dead sober.
I
stopped my scooter.
We
went down into the ditch and saw that “A”
had passed out, dead drunk.
Luckily,
he was not injured.
We,
“S” and me, hauled up “A” and dragged him up the slope.
“His
scooter is still down there,” I said.
“Sir,
let the scooter be there – I will send someone to retrieve it in the morning,” “S” said.
“Shall
we take him to the MI Room?” I asked.
“S” looked at “A” and said: “He is not hurt much –
just a few bruises – let’s take him home – anyway Doc stays in our block – if
required, I will call him.”
So,
we mounted “A” on my scooter – me in
front, “A” in between, and “S” behind holding tightly the limp and
lifeless “A”.
It
was a most difficult scooter drive – as the dead drunk “A” swung from side to side with “S” desperately clinging on.
Finally,
we reached our destination.
It
was not even 8 o’clock, and there was quite a big crowd outside the block – a
birthday party was just over and lots of children, and their parents, officers,
wives, were all standing there, chit chatting, before they went home.
We,
“S” and me, lifted the dead drunk “A” on our shoulders, “S” taking the left arm of “A” and the right arm of the inebriated
“A” over my shoulders.
Try
to picture the scene.
Officers,
wives, children, servants – all of them watching us carrying a totally intoxicated
dead drunk “A” towards his house.
Suddenly,
the Nubile Nymph “N” came out on her
first floor balcony.
Obviously,
she was shocked to see her husband “A”
in this pitiable state, being carried by “S”
and me, the two known acknowledged “drunkards” of the place.
Some
officers came to help us and we carried “A”
up the stairs and we deposited him on his bed.
THE
BOTTLE
Next
morning, the Horny Commodore “C”
called me to his office.
He
was furious.
“I
know “S” is a bloody drunkard, but I
didn’t expect you to do this,” he shouted.
“Sir,
please listen…” I pleaded.
“Why
did you force drinks on “A” and get
him drunk? Do you know how upset his wife is? She was so distressed that she
rang me up at night and I rushed to her place. You buggers had got “A” so badly drunk that he was puking
all over the place and I had to call the doctor. I am very disappointed with
you – and as far as “S” is
concerned…”
“Sir,
“S” wasn’t even there. It was “A” who came to my house. It was “A” who asked me for a drink and then got
drunk – in fact, it was my non-drinking day – you can ask my wife – and then
when “A” fell off the scooter, it
was “S” who helped him out, Sir, it
is “A” who is the real culprit – not
“S” or me.”
“Don’t
give me bullshit,” the Horny Commodore shouted, “I know buggers like you and
your game – get a husband drunk and …”
“Sir,
please don’t insinuate …” I interrupted angrily.
Seeing
my tone, “C” held his tongue.
“And
by the way, your blue eyed boy “A”
is not a baby who can be forced to drink by thrusting a nipple into his mouth…”
I said, and I left his office without saluting.
That
evening, “S” and I sat in the bar
and laughed at the whole episode.
It
was “A” who had behaved like a
jackass – and it was we, “S” and me, who got a bad name.
EPILOGUE
Out of the three of us, “A”,
“S” and me, who do you think was most successful in his naval career?
You guessed right.
While “S” and I fell
by the wayside, it was “A” who
reached high rank.
VIKRAM KARVE
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Vikram Karve has asserted his right under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 to be identified as the author of this work.
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Vikram Karve has asserted his right under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 to be identified as the author of this work.
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Disclaimer:
All stories in this blog are a work of fiction. The characters do not exist and are purely imaginary. Any resemblance to persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
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