I adore Dina Dee's creations, one of which was used on the cover of Carnal Invasion VII: Ambrosia's Sweet Holiday Surprise.
It is very difficult to find attractive images of larger women. Puddin' and Pie are Gamma Iridians who took the form of two lusty supersized babes when they decided to assist struggling traveling carnival owners Scotland English and Odeta Rade on Valentine's Day 1897.
Puddin' and Pie were devastated when their by now very elderly benefactors drowned in a riverboat accident in 1940. They were so overcome by grief that they very nearly allowed themselves to desiccate, but Ulrich von Brandt and Samantha Zuniga sensed the distress of their fellow Gamma Iridians and came to their rescue.
Basking in the kindness of their new benefactors, Puddin' and Pie continued to thrive, much to the delight of all who love the larger ladies.
Puddin' and Pie are a bonded pair, but like all Gamma Iridians, they have extremely high erotic energy requirements and are always ready to share mutual affection with like-minded friends.
Puddin' and Pie first appeared in Carnal Invasion VI: The Dark Delights of Mistress Kali.
“You think she’s ready for Puddin’ and Pie yet, Sis?” --Ursa Major
Puddin' and Pie were devastated when their by now very elderly benefactors drowned in a riverboat accident in 1940. They were so overcome by grief that they very nearly allowed themselves to desiccate, but Ulrich von Brandt and Samantha Zuniga sensed the distress of their fellow Gamma Iridians and came to their rescue.
Basking in the kindness of their new benefactors, Puddin' and Pie continued to thrive, much to the delight of all who love the larger ladies.
Puddin' and Pie are a bonded pair, but like all Gamma Iridians, they have extremely high erotic energy requirements and are always ready to share mutual affection with like-minded friends.
Puddin' and Pie first appeared in Carnal Invasion VI: The Dark Delights of Mistress Kali.
“You think she’s ready for Puddin’ and Pie yet, Sis?” --Ursa Major
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