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Gromet:
What are your favorite type of Machine Story themes?

What are your Favorite Stories?

Daffy Duck:
Garbage trucks, packaging machines, folding machines, washing machines.....

Haywire04:
I enjoy the robot master stories and the automated sex machines malfunctioning and pushing the individuals well past their comfort zones.

64Fordman:
My favorite machine stories involve the what-could-possibly-go-wrong scenario or accidental entrapment. Here are a few of my recommendations.

Pleasurematic 2000 by Gromet
Automated sex machine malfunctions and pushes individual well past their comfort zone.

http://www.grometsplaza.net/gromet/pleasurematic.html

Folded and Boxed by Melodie
The danger of wearing heels in the production area.

http://www.packagedstories.net/storiesek/folded_boxed.html

The Carrot and the Stick by Daffy Duck
A simple plan gets complicated by a special trash pick-up.

http://www.grometsplaza.net/world/machine/storiesad/carrotstick.html

Riding the Clam by Jo
Always follow the technical manual.

http://www.packagedstories.net/storieslr/ridingtheclam.html

The Factory by Tr_vellor
Duplicity meets Get Smart.

http://www.dollstories.net/storiesek/factory.html

Only two of these excellent machine stories can be found in the machine section. I recommend visitors explore the entire Plaza, you never know what you’ll find.

polyedit2000:
I'm a sucker for machines that can wrap or encase things, especially things "this" high.  In addition to the Machine series and Smart Duct Tape, there is:

APPI- Girl stumbles upon a company's wrapper.
Tactile- Girl programs robot arms to do mummification.  It goes beyond the call.
Catherine Gets Cleaned- When a waxing machine thinks a girl is furniture...

Outside of that fetish, machine stories I also enjoy are made by Julien Soriel and Melodie; these machines don't let large obstructions impede their production line, and they can easily work around the problem.  The fact that these "obstructions" are bound tightly may factor a bit into my bias...

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