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Liz
Over 90 days ago
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Lesbian Female, 32
0 miles · England

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*Thread moved to BDSM*

You'll probably get better replies to your question in this section. smile

Liz
Quote by seeker4
I'm stretching, aren't I


cd /usr/seeker4
sudo rm -rf *
There once was a funny old fellow
Whose poetry was unusually mellow
With only one dot
Which isn't a lot
It was like eating a single marshmallow.

As you are fairly new to the site, I wouldn't worry too much about whether you are 'becoming less interesting'. It takes a while for people to discover your work and to build up a readership. I'm sure your stories will be of interest to some of the Lush audience so give it some time. Maybe try promoting some of your publications in this thread. Give us a synopsis of a few pieces and maybe that will generate some more interest. Perhaps you could advertise your latest stories with an eye-catching forum banner, too.
You guys sure know how to make a girl blush.

Thank you for your kind words. After a tough week they were a much appreciated pick-me-up.

Did she delete her account before she died?

Was going to read her bio but no profile page found.
Quote by Mysteria27
It's almost like they get caught in their tracks.


There's nothing wrong with people adding as many stories to their reading list as they want, so I can't see it having anything to do with 'getting caught'.

Perhaps when Gav has a minute spare he will enlighten us. smile
Quote by rigger229
As a straight guy, I really enjoyed the Bank Holiday Break series by Biukswinger.

https://


Welcome to Lush, Rigger229!

I'm afraid you need to have 20+ forum posts before you can include links.

This is the one for your recommendation: https://www.lushstories.com/stories/group-sex/bank-holiday-break-1.aspx

Do a little more posting, maybe in one of the forum game threads, and you should be good to go smile

Liz
Quote by BiMale73
I thought deleted accounts fell back to being 'Guest'. Or is there perhaps a period in between where the deleted account can be activated again if the member changes their mind?


As far as I know once you hit the 'delete' button there is no coming back. That is why the option to deactivate was coded.

The question mark could be because of a number of different things. I just assumed it was related to the deletion of an account as Mysteria was redirected to the 404 page when she clicked on it.

I suspect there is only one man who can say for sure...

Quote by sprite
*makes rude noise* is the sun tangerine? are my toes purple? did lance armstrong really leave his right ball on the moon during the moonwalk? of COURSE there would be kittens!


YAY! *does happy dance*

@avrgblkgrl & Milik - Thank you for your lovely comments! You're both far too kind. ?
Perhaps that the member has since deleted their account?
Quote by Sone
How do you hide the name of the person who created the room?


I think you just tick the 'Hide Users' box when creating the room.



Unless I'm mistaken, this will also hide the creator of the room.


KFC is taking its "finger lickin' good" slogan a bit too far. The fried chicken fast food chain made two "edible" fingernail polishes for its fans in Hong Kong. Teaming up with ad agency Ogilvy & Mather and food experts at McCormick, two shades were created that incorporate the restaurant's top secret blend of 11 herbs and spices: Original Recipe and Hot & Spicy.

"To use, consumers simply apply and dry like regular nail polish, and then lick -- again and again and again," KFC explained.

While this is obviously a well-planned ad campaign to boost the brand in one of its Asian markets, KFC really did make this nail polish. It's not making the product widely available, but the company did show off packaging in recent weeks. KFC also made a music video that focuses on the products without any actual fried chicken, and invites customers in Hong Kong to cast a vote on their favorite color flavor. Perhaps if things go well, the chain will develop a Nashville Hot Chicken version for habitual finger lickers in the US. We're crossing our chicken fingers.



Article: http://www.engadget.com/2016/05/04/kfc-flavored-nail-polish/
Quote by sprite
i've already spent time in one, so you'd be off the hook if you ever get the urge... smile


When you say 'get the urge'...

Can we at least have some kitties in the story?


The internet on Wednesday gave you another reminder that everyone has been hacked.

Hold Security, a Wisconsin-based security firm famous for obtaining troves of stolen data from the hacking underworld, announced that it had persuaded a fraudster to give them a database of 272m unique email addresses along with the passwords consumers use to log in to websites. The escapade was detailed in a Reuters article.

It might sound bad, but it is also easily mitigated.

The passwords and email addresses, which include some from , and Russia’s mail.ru service, aren’t necessarily the keys to millions of email accounts. Rather, they had been taken from various smaller, less secure websites where people use their email addresses along with a password to log in.

People who use a different password for both their email account and, say, Target.com, won’t be affected. But those who tend to use the same password for multiple sites as well as their email should change their email password.

“Some people use one key for everything in their house,” Hold Security founder Alex Holden says. “Some people have a huge set of keys that they use for each door individually.”

Holden said there is no way for consumers to check if their emails were included in his firm’s latest find. In 2014, when his firm tried to set up such a service after obtaining a billion hacked login credentials, his site crashed.

The hacker appears to have been largely targeting Russian users. Some 57m of the email addresses were for the country’s largest email provider mail.ru, which claims 100 million monthly users. Around 40m of the addresses were Mail, 33m and 24m for Google’s service.


https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/may/04/gmail-yahoo-email-password-hack-hold-security
Congratulations, John!

Very well deserved.
Hi, everyone!

My name is Liz and I’m a super nice girl from the UK.

I have been a member of Lush for a little over three years now and think it is a wonderful place for people to share glimmers of the dirty side of their imagination.

More often than not you will find me scribbling away little phrases and similes that pop into my head throughout the day. I’m a big softy at heart and enjoy writing romantic poetry in the classical style. My main influences are English poets from the Romantic movement such as John Keats, Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and William Blake.

The elements of love and passion that dominate that work tend to bleed into my prose. Most of my stories have happy endings and generally shy away from the raw, edgy erotica noir that some other Lush authors are famous for. That being said, I’m always up for a challenge and try to push myself with each new piece.

I have been fortunate enough to be declared the winner of four story competitions, a runner-up on a couple more, and the recipient of twelve Editor’s Pick awards. I also have a piece or two published in LP anthology titles as well as a poem in actual print.

My most widely read story recently achieved Legendary status and is currently the most popular lesbian publication on the site. Everybody loves boobies!

One thing I have yet to try is writing a story with a co-author. I think it would be an interesting exercise but would hate to be responsible for anyone going insane and ending up in an asylum. Maybe one day...

Below is a selection of my most recent works. I hope you enjoy reading them and I look forward to your comments.

Love,

Liz

-- PROSE --







-- POETRY --





Quote by papergirl
A carrot?


Could be worse. It could have been a pineapple.

Congratulations to a-chica, Jonathans_Fantasies, and all of the runners-up!

You all did a great job whoring yourself out.

L x
Quote by oceanrunner
Would it be possible to delete comments on stories. Not for censorship but to clean up stuff like this that commenters occasionally do by accident?


I think this one has cropped up before. All comment deletions need to be done by moderators.

Always happy to clean up when glitches happen if you drop us a message though.
Quote by Dancing_Doll
I've been really liking this one for spring.

Herba Fresca from Guerlain's Aqua Allegoria line.


All lies. She told me her favourite scent was a twenty-something personal trainer named Marcus.

I was like, "What? Wouldn't he be all sweaty?"

She just stared off dreamily into the distance.