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About Turnstone

Biography

This is an incredibly fluid website that seems to move with a multi-layered syncopated beat... The high quality of the Lush stories caught my eye... I'm a writer, and hope my comments on stories here will be of help...

An incurable romantic, I can readily fantasize when a lady sashays down the lane... Most ladies! Most lanes! Surely, well into my digital afterlife! Quite a challenge for this straight, married male... Also have great interest in movies, and love to do LUSH-style embroidering on steamy scenes...

Not looking to cyber...

FAVORITE QUOTES:

-- "Either the wallpaper goes or I go..." Oscar Wilde's last words...
-- "Aesop pulled a thorn
From the lion's foot...
And the lion ate him up and said,
'Now write a fable about that!'" Dorothy Parker
-- "For some reason robbers stay clear of women wearing umbrella hats..." Lily Tomlin

LUSH LITE PERSONALS?

-- Cuddly Cockatoo dreams of the real Macaw...
-- Orbiting Venus longs for some Aurora Borealis...

Name:

Turnstone

Date Joined:

28 Aug 2012

Last Visit:

23 May 2013

Sex:

Male

Favorite Books:

"Lady Chatterley's Lover" (John Thomas meets Lady Jane); "Anna Karenina;" and "Dr. Zhivago" (daffodil time)...

Favorite Movies:

-- "She Done Him Wrong" (1933) - Mae West, Cary Grant --
"Come up and see me sometime!"
"I started out as Snow White, but then I drifted!"
"Don't you like me? Or is that a flashlight in your pocket?"
-- "Anna Karenina" (1948) - Vivian Leigh -- "Anna's book of life blazed up suddenly..."
("As Count Vronsky brandished his stiffening sword, and, with the gusto of a Cossack warrior-dentist poised to probe, exclaimed, 'Open wide, my little Ninotchka!'")
-- "First Love" (1939) - Deanna Durbin -
Music Coach advising Deanna of what lies ahead as a teacher, if she gives up on love... - "You'll get to love cats. They're like men. Feed them, pet them, and admire them, and they'll purr. Every woman wants to make somebody purr."
("And soon the world was up to its ass in purring tomcats...")
-- "Love Is a Many Splendored Thing" (1955) - Jennifer Jones, William Holden -
The song - "Once on a high and windy hill, In the morning mist, Two lovers kissed..."
("And then Bill Holden missed -- tumbling down the hill, never more to stand erect, in more ways than one..."),
("Jennifer, yet again resigned to a life of abstinence, enters a convent to prepare for a sequel to 'Song of Bernadette...'")
-- "A Touch of Class" (1971) - Glenda Jackson, George Segal -
"Talk about penis envy. You invented it."
"Apologize! Or I'll puree your zucchini!"

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