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Aww shoot.. has Ping / PNGd left again? sad

I'll have a gin and tonic since it's "fuck it can't be only Tuesday" Tuesday


Well I would take a gin with you Susie, but I shouldn't really should I. After all it is 8 am and not even Tuesday any more.

Seems Ping has gone, :(

I liked susie's story, for me it is part of growing and challenging yourself as a writer to create credible tales about flawed characters in emotionally difficult situations.


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I don't mind low scores that are deserved, or criticism that is warranted. Susie made a very valid point about a recent story of mine, and I appreciated it – and she has been very supportive here as well. So, I'm not concerned about people disagreeing with my viewpoint, or critiquing my approach or style.

And I'm sure I've pissed people off here. It's one of the most notable parts of my personality, I suspect. So, thanks, to Rachel, Susie, and Michelle for their comments of support in addition to those others. I've also had some PMs that have been heart-warming, and very much on point.

So, I'm movin' on…but with a grateful heart.


Dont let it get you down James. Like you I find it more upsetting on co-written stories.

On my own stories I don't really let it annoy me off anymore. I had my first two on a competition story, last competition; made me laugh, no rhyme or reason to that. Dont think I have had a one yet, maybe I will just have to write a cuckold story. But I remember when I first started writing, I hung on every comment and score. It gets me mad when new writers are subject to low scores without any comment, that's all pain and no gain for them.

Take care everyone, a hot humid day in prospect after a wet few days.
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Congrats and don't ever doubt your self, you are a wonderful writer; and a treasure around this joint.

A hundred stories is a great achievement, but what is even better is the quality of your writing.
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Quote by JamesLlewellyn


Now, Kistin, I didn't say I was plaint, merely straight.

(But between you and me……what did you have in mind?)


I think what the bar is thinking James, is that your question is answered In the Coming Storm, "How shall I take you tonight, ... the swift driving thrust,' though the tag will change to Femdom. Enjoy.

Congratulations Kistin, 100 is a remarkable achievement; And its not just the number of stories you have written, it is the quality of your writing that stands out.

I will take a this Sunday afternoon.
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Morning all, still rubbing the sleep out of my eyes this Saturday morning, so I need coffee, dark and strong just like I like my ... never mind that might be too much information.

Morning Terrence, got to give that tarantula a little love. After all he ain't a funnel web, who are truly naughty, allegedly the world deadliest spider and like to call Australia home. I will see one or more in my backyard from time to time.

Just checking what is the knickers policy in the bar. I am hoping no-knickers, free drinks; a little short of cash this week.

Well Michelle after a murderous day you don't need the shot glass, straight from the bottle is the go.

Take care all, wet and humid today it seems which has put paid to my idea of sunbathing. Will catch up on my reading then.

Have a good weekend, keep safe.
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Bed time down under, a hot sultry summer night.

With those sorts of temperatures James, what can I say. Mind the shrinkage perhaps.

I will take a

everyone keep safe. And your spiny mantid is so pretty Emma.
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Good morning all, a coffee for me to start the day. Cooler the last couple of days thank goodness after a super hot Australia Day.

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Annie if you post that and stand there looking that hot, I can't promise my fingers won't do a little wandering.
Just saying.


I can't help looking hot Michelle, maybe its just the weather you know. Wandering fingers will get sticky in this heat.

Lots of good stories around and my reading list gets longer by the day. Had a bit of a writing spurt and published three last week, the links are below. Am particularly proud of my cowritten story with Grusha marrying orchestral music and lesbian sex, which has been very well received. Do check it out if you get a moment.

Hope everyone is safe and well and those in the north coping with the snow. Catch you soon.
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Tip toes into the bar. It’s about 11:30, makes a hot chocolate, lots of mini marshmallows.

Good news, my sister-in-law waited to cremate my brother-in-law. So he will be in a casket for viewing at the wake. I’m going to put my poem in the casket. Sounds like a lot of family will be there. I’m glad, it will be easier on my husband.

It’s snowing pretty good here. I guess we will get about 4” by morning. Not bad, but makes me wish I bought a maga million ticket. Wishing I was in a FL Keys.

Happy congratulations to all the country’s celebrating something.


Thanks lily, and hugs to you. So good that you have the opportunity to place the poem in the casket.
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Just spoke to our Aussie cousins in Sydney, and they tell us it's really hot there today.

Normally that would mean everyone was down at the beach, but now everyone's sweltering at home.

Still, it's Oz Day, so Lady Jay and I had a nice Cabernet Sauvignon from SouthEast Australia with dinner, just to commemorate the day … plus we like it.



Omg you have no idea James, close to 40 in Sydney I mean seriously hot. Home in the air con is best, God knows how my northern friend is StarbelliedBoy is finding it.

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Evening/morning all. Hugs to all those who need them.

I thought I'd pop in for a drink, as I just submitted part three of my series (link in signature won't work until it's been verified). Yay! I can start reading again! I wasn't too happy with this chapter until tonight, but I think now I am. If you haven't read part 2 and intend to, don't look at the tags for this one, it might give the surprise away. This one should appeal to those who thought Inglourious Basterds lacked nudity and monster sex.

Now I'd better go to bed, as I'll be taking the kids to the Invasion Day march tomorrow, weather permitting. Australia Day is not entirely uncontroversial here, so in honour of those for whom the day is not such a celebration, here is Southeast Desert Metal, a band from an Aboriginal community not far from Alice Springs:


Cant wait to read the new chapter, and yes I will finish chapter two which I am half way through.

Australia Day is indeed not uncontroversial and reasonably so. Hope you had a good invasion day march. So this Australia Day evening this post opens with a replay of Beds are Burning.
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And of course no Aussie night in the bar would be complete with out this song.

"Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi"
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For our proud Aussies, especially my dear Pilot who pulls me to my feet when I stumble.
For a nation that started last year ablaze, faced down the virus, and stands tall.
Today let's all stand together, and for one tiny moment sing together with joyful heart.



Go on you beauties!




Thanks mate, hugs, the perfect choice to start. Three hours to midnight here so lets break out the green and gold and get this party started
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Giggles, nice to see you're a real Scotsman James ?

I'll have a beer.. Cheers Michelle.. And Curvy, Rachel, Annie, Lucky and the rest of the girls.

James is right though, the last few days have seen some fantastic writing coming out of Rumps.. Here's to plenty more


I'll join you in a beer, early I know, not yet being lunchtime but as it is so hot already

The stories are flowing thick and fast, as well as my flash "Whats love got to do with it" I have this morning submitted a co-written story with Grusha called "Double Stopping." How filthy you ask. Well you will just have to go read it.

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Keep spinning tunes Annie and huge hugs.


Hugs Michelle glad you are enjoying a taste of down under. Next one I have referenced (as I have with Great Southern Land) in my writing. Men at work's Down Under.

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Morning all, a lazy Sunday morning ahead, expecting 33 C later so swimming and sunbathing is on the agenda.

Loved Susie's story, well worth a read.

I will take a coffee to start my day.

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The fact Susie, Rachel and Curvy are all in the bar once, makes me smile.
The boys have had it their own way for far too long it needs a fine body (indeed bodies) of women to properly show them how it's done.
Lead on sisters!


Well indeed Michelle, so today's song may not be widely seen as Australian but like yesterday's song Midnight Oil's Beds are Burning, it gives me the chills. Helen Reddy is still an inspiration to the generations of Australian women who followed her.

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And Annie, may I propose we decorate Rumples in green and gold to celebrate OZ day (Jan. 26th), and that we all learn how to sing "Advance Austrailia Fair" together? Lady Jay and I have cousins in Oz, and as they were kind enough to join with us in singing "O Canada" when we visited them on Canada Day a few years back, I feel it's only right to return the favour. That is, if you can leave off teasing Bonnie long enough to join us… Just sayin'…




Thanks mate or cobber whichever you prefer. We certainly should decorate Rumps in the green and gold and my shout so we have the bar flies drunkenly screaming "Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi" this coming Tuesday. Moi? Teasing ... I know not of what you refer.

Hot and humid down under, yes I do mean the weather. I hear those groans, yes Annie does know a few more jokes. I will take a this warm summer Saturday evening.

Do read Violet's story, she is filthy and I mean that as the highest praise. My latest story a flash called 'what's love got to do with it' is up.

As I post a few Australian songs (starting with Great Southern Land, yesterday) in the lead up to Australia day it would be remiss of me not to acknowledge that the settlement of Australia was an act of colonization. One of the finest ever Australian songs which reflects on this is Midnight Oil's Beds are Burning.
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Since it is the start of the Australia Day weekend, with Australia Day on Tuesday, a little Icehouse in front of Federal Parliament Buildings should get us all into the mood.

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Quote by deviantsusie
Reading that piece of filth that James has posted on the front page reminded me of this song..

I think it's Australian but I'm sure the curious Annie would know more..

hope everyone is behaving themselves.. fuck, who am I kidding.. it's Rumps.. I'll have a gin and tonic.

I'm trying desperately to finish another story so I can't stay too long... I may be back for a beer later

By the way, I agree, Rumps. Vanessa's story rocks. I had to fan myself off afterwards.. hmm... wonders if fan was the correct word





It is Australian Susie, but wasn't even released commercially here so I am surprised you know it on the other side of the world.

TGIF, hope everyone is having a good day. Lovely warm summer evening here, well into the 30's C today and the weekend is expected to be really hot, great as with Australia day being Tuesday this is a start of a long weekend for many people.

Lots of good stories released, Bonnie and James read so far, and I shall make progress though some more before sleep claims me.

A for me. Just submitted a flash called Whats love got to do with it, so look out for that. Cheers all, and keep safe and for those in the other hemisphere, keep warm.
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Yes sometimes I do, there is an Irish backpacker called Susie in my story The End Begins who as it happens is a little Deviant. It amused me (and Susie too) but afterwards I did wonder if for those that got the joke might be taken 'out' of the story. In the last competition, as I was writing the Temptation of Coffee, where one of the two main characters is a barista, the thought occurred to me to call her Tams. Indeed Tams's comment on my story included, "I was hoping the barista was going to be named Tams," but that was a case where I did feel those who knew her would maybe get distracted from what I had written. Though that might have helped.

I have used conversations and interactions with Lush members as the basis for a character and plot in some of my stories, though the names are changed to protect the guilty.
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Afternoon all, another hot humid day here, so glad of the air conditioning.

I am so sorry Emma to hear about the loss of your friend. And Kimmi too, so upsetting your close friend's cancer diagnosis. Virtual hugs to you both.

Tea for me, I know, I know, what Australian orders tea in a bar. One who has to get back to work.

Take care everyone and look out for each other.
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Does an Australian meet the criteria for an acceptable lifeform, Rumps?

Hope so, and I'll take a Sunday lunchtime and toast the best mod ever, cheers, Curvy, Happy Birthday.

Maybe a second, thanks Lyf, since they seem to be free.

And then I will doze in the summer sun
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Afternoon all, hot down under.

Of course I do mean the temperature in the Sydney town. And not because it's Spanking Saturday in Rumps.

I will take a this summer afternoon and contemplate whether Kimmibegood, standing in the corner red-arsed, is about to change her name. Perhaps to Kimmilikesbeingnaughtyenoughtobespanked. On second thoughts a bit long, perhaps KLBNETBS, for short.

Another and a drink for Violet as I ponder how to handle a foxy power bottom. Is carefully or firmly the right answer? Lastly maybe Mlle lapine should also change her name. Perhaps to AlwaysLovesaBumSpanking, or if that is long too, maybe ALBS for short.

Do remember if Rachel turns up, for reasons explained in the forum on the Debauched competition, she is over my knee and

Keep safe and well everyone, remember your sunscreen, the sun is so intense this time of year.

I shall get back to writing, after a couple of the words flow copiously if not quite as elegantly.
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Well done to all the authors who entered; as always, there were so many wonderful stories both within and outside the top ten. Congratulations to the writers in the top ten, your stories were all fabulous, a tribute to our craft.

Special contrats to Tam Jake and Mags, great stories from three fabulous writers.

Thanks to Nicola and all those who organised and judged this competition. Loved being part of it.
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Cheers all, I wont be joining in on a whiskey, amongst other things its 8:40 in the morning.

Congrats to all the Rumps regulars who contributed great stories this competition. Especially to Tam for her well deserved win.
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rough day. give me... hmm... one of everything. and keep them coming.



Afternoon all, a beer for me and whatever Rachel is having. Warm day here so I have enjoyed the sun in what has been so far a surprisingly wet summer - La Niña rather than El Niño - but that does mean limited bushfires.

Congrats to Kimmi, she's totally awesome and good to see that recognised. Do try Susie's grubby little story, I loved it.

Even from 10,000 miles away, the scenes in Washington were chilling and my virtual hugs to my American friends.

Another beer as I settle in to watch what happens to LYFBUZ having pinched Lemonade's derriere after she has had a few.

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Thinking about kiss mechanics for myself and Jane tonight.

I'm tiny, she's tall, and my balance is shot, so I probably wouldn't be able to be on my tiptoes for long.


Don't overthink this, she can sweep you off your feet and all you need do is focus on the kiss.
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fuck. I've been found out. *packs bags, moves to argentina*


Ah I see, so that explains the 2 given to my story ... Over my knee Rachel and

Pauses ... hold on you didn't enter this competition, how could that possibly advantage you? Looking as your red arse ... ah I see now.

By the way, you sure about Argentina, their national dish is asados.



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Buddy, you’ve been around long enough to know Annie is Lush royalty. She epitomizes the salaciousness that this site is, and has amply been rewarded with a massive following. She’s a past comp winner, a very naughty lady, and comes with the whole package. Everyone wants to sleep with Annie. She’s THAT sexy. She knows how to play this writing game. She knows that a title grabs the reader’s attention. A good cover pic starts the salivating and anticipation. And because it’s Annie, we all know it’s going to be naughty as fuck. Plan your work, then work your plan, and you too will get a bunch of views. It basic marketing. But it helps to have a smokin’ ass like Annie.



Thanks so much, me and my smoking ass appreciate it ... oh you mean the other Annie


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I'm putting the shortlist together over the next few days for the judges.

A reminder to those contestants who deliberately try and gain an advantage by voting down other entrants' stories:

I can see who's voted on every story on the site, and which vote they have given out.

I remove all such malicious voting on stories and the people responsible get filed away in my memory banks as conniving bad sports!


In an early competition I entered I gave a mix of 4's and 5's to indicate which stories I thought best.

But I don't anymore, for me scoring and comments are part of what we do as a community of writers and the major strength of lush compared to other sites is that sense of writing community. So I give 5's and try to read and constructively comment on as many stories as possible particularly on those who are newish to competition writing.
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Hi, Annie.

Are you saying you have so many stories already on the back burner you can take one and model to fit the competiton's specification?


Have you ever written a competition story from scratch?


This year, many of my competition stories are from scratch, by which I mean they are conceived after I have read the competition theme. But some are built out of stories I have already started.

With my nature story "Zucchini and the art of environmental maintenance," I had been expecting a Valentine theme and had an idea (which I am still writing - about 3000 words done and will test the 10,000 word limit) bubbling around my head. Surprised by the nature theme and so I had to start Zucchini from scratch which was aided by discovering the ecosexual websites on line. With the earlier story "Ice and Icing," the idea had been bumping around in my mind for ages, though it was to be set in summer in the Australian outback and I adapted that to the Winter Wonderland theme. Nothing written before the competition theme was announced, but it was easy to adapt what I had been thinking to the competition theme and much of it was consequently written quite quickly.

Next, my Masturbation story, "Alice" was half written when the competition was announced, it being the first of what I envisaged as a series and I had already started the first three chapters. The Rainbows and Time Travel stories were completely from scratch, though I had expected something like the rainbows theme and had been thinking about the idea of Olympic competition for a few weeks before hand. The Myths and Legends story, "We Women Will Ride" was the completion of a story I had started last year. I had written maybe 1500 words which more or less made the final draft, though the beginning and ending sections occurred to me after reading the competition theme.

Finally my Debauched story "The Temptation of Coffee," the first 600 words were effectively written in first draft standard and the competition theme meshed with an idea I had been working on. So three out of six of this year's competition stories (the micro was also from scratch) have included some text that I had already written. Much of the other words I have written which are stored on my hard drive are in very long stories, 40,000 words in one case (nearly done) and double that in another (60 percent done.) I am not sure these are suitable for Lush and certainly not compressible into the 2,000 to 5,000 word range that applies to competitions.

It is kind of fortunate if a competition theme coincides with an idea I have sketched out or have begun. And I would expect the probability of that occurring to fall through time, I have less ideas on the go now than I did a year ago.
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