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Buz
2 months ago
Straight Male, 40
0 miles · Atlanta
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The Linebacker
Quote by LucaByDesign
I like your titles but am not sure they would entice me to take a peek.
I've tried explicit and nebulous. I find that titles that spell it out are the ones that bring in more readers. But there are some stories it would be a crime to label so coarsely.
From my recent titles:
1. That Time I Fingered My Wife's Best Friend in the Front Seat of Our Car over 5K views.
2. The Call of the Deep just short of 1K views.
Obviously category makes a difference, as does length.
You hit it on the head. I've also found this to be true. I've done both kinds of titles. As far as views, the longer explicit titles really do bring in the views. My six stories that have acquired Legendary status all have explicit titles. But personally, I do enjoy nebulous titles more.
The Linebacker
Myself. I do the usuals to start with: recycle, don't litter, use metal washable water bottles instead of plastic and styrofoam, financially support the Arbor Society, email my US Congressperson and Senators to support environmental concerns. Subscribe to two newspapers online, I've planted extra trees in my yard. I am involved with several community tree planting projects. I donate to land preservation projects that save acreage from development, turning it over to local municipalities, required to be nature preserves with green space park usage.
I also support campaigns to limit big box store parking lot and ground coverage. We are hoping to get legislation passed that limits how much space can be paved and concreted, forcing these retail developments to build parking decks rather than enormous parking lots covering the ground, and that they must meet a generous green space requirement that is covered in trees and shrubs. This kind of work is mostly done on the local municipality and state levels because that is where the laws are enacted that affect this type of thing.
Where I live, Atlanta, Georgia, we have a strict tree preservation law that give us the most tree coverage of any major city in the USA, prompting the city slogan, 'A city in the forest.' To remove a tree here is a lot of pain in the ass red tape. You have to have a very good reason, and if approved, a new tree must be planted. I would love to see all cities adopt that policy.
I'm also very involved in the campaign to fight development of Georgia's coastal islands which are mostly all protected nature preserves. Unfortunately, there is a GOP movement to remove the nature preservation and allow development on these islands.
There are things people can do. For instance, if you are building a house or small office or retail development, make sure the wood comes from tree farms that grow the trees in planned stages, using the same land over and over. That way the overall state and national forest coverage is not depleted.
And strongly research your state and national representatives to make sure that they support environmental issues. Donald Trump and his Kool-Aid drinking disciples do not support the environment, think global warming is a hoax, and always support development over nature preservation. And very important, research your city council members, and county or parrish commissioners because they have vast control over development where you live. So support and vote for those who want to preserve green space and the environment, and will keep out new factory or refinery development that brings heavy pollutants with it.
Also, support rail transit over super highway development. That greatly cuts down on air pollutants and loss of greenspace. America could use railway to greatly reduce our need for automobiles and highways. You can help, again, by campaigning to your elected officials. Politicians for the most part, only believe in what gets them votes and keeps them in office. So if they are convinced the majority of their constituents want and will vote based on environmental issues and protection, they will become environmentalists. So let your voices be heard, use the power of the pen, or the keyboard.
I also support campaigns to limit big box store parking lot and ground coverage. We are hoping to get legislation passed that limits how much space can be paved and concreted, forcing these retail developments to build parking decks rather than enormous parking lots covering the ground, and that they must meet a generous green space requirement that is covered in trees and shrubs. This kind of work is mostly done on the local municipality and state levels because that is where the laws are enacted that affect this type of thing.
Where I live, Atlanta, Georgia, we have a strict tree preservation law that give us the most tree coverage of any major city in the USA, prompting the city slogan, 'A city in the forest.' To remove a tree here is a lot of pain in the ass red tape. You have to have a very good reason, and if approved, a new tree must be planted. I would love to see all cities adopt that policy.
I'm also very involved in the campaign to fight development of Georgia's coastal islands which are mostly all protected nature preserves. Unfortunately, there is a GOP movement to remove the nature preservation and allow development on these islands.
There are things people can do. For instance, if you are building a house or small office or retail development, make sure the wood comes from tree farms that grow the trees in planned stages, using the same land over and over. That way the overall state and national forest coverage is not depleted.
And strongly research your state and national representatives to make sure that they support environmental issues. Donald Trump and his Kool-Aid drinking disciples do not support the environment, think global warming is a hoax, and always support development over nature preservation. And very important, research your city council members, and county or parrish commissioners because they have vast control over development where you live. So support and vote for those who want to preserve green space and the environment, and will keep out new factory or refinery development that brings heavy pollutants with it.
Also, support rail transit over super highway development. That greatly cuts down on air pollutants and loss of greenspace. America could use railway to greatly reduce our need for automobiles and highways. You can help, again, by campaigning to your elected officials. Politicians for the most part, only believe in what gets them votes and keeps them in office. So if they are convinced the majority of their constituents want and will vote based on environmental issues and protection, they will become environmentalists. So let your voices be heard, use the power of the pen, or the keyboard.
The Linebacker
Wow! Winners!
Congratulations to Tams, Sprite, and Fuzzy! An outstanding Top 3.
Tams_back_yay won't that now be Tams_back_YAY! For FIRST PLACE!
That was an awesome story Tams! And also the stories of Sprite and Fuzzy.
And congrats to the Honorable Mentions filling out the Top 10. Plus, many more great stories in this comp.
Congratulations to Tams, Sprite, and Fuzzy! An outstanding Top 3.
Tams_back_yay won't that now be Tams_back_YAY! For FIRST PLACE!
That was an awesome story Tams! And also the stories of Sprite and Fuzzy.
And congrats to the Honorable Mentions filling out the Top 10. Plus, many more great stories in this comp.
The Linebacker
Quote by Meggsy
Its been a while but I usually had them around my ankles and one leg out. For Knee tremblers only. Otherwise, everything is off.
I like to take them off her, sometimes erotic and slow, and other times yank or tear them off. Sometimes I wear them on my head.
My wife has scolded me to ripping off expensive panties, so now I'm only allowed to tear up cheaper ones.
