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Liz
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Glad you all like the new design smile

I think the missing icons might have just been a server blip, they are all showing up for me again now.
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At the top of the page, I only have Forum, Chat and Store options. All the symbols that were there for stuff like settings, friends and messages are gone.


This looks okay to me now. Might have just been a server blip.
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As I understand it, the badge is awarded to any author who has a story published in each of the categories.

How far is an author allowed to stretch the limits of a category just to get a story published in that category? - If it fits, it fits.

Would a story be allowed in the BDSM category simply because one character happened to wear a slave collar? - Depends on the rest of the storyline.

Would a story be allowed in the Wife Lovers category if the characters weren't married? - I think the category title answers that one.

Would a story be allowed in the Lesbian category if one character very reluctantly have sex with a lesbian and hated it then jumped into bed with her husband and had great sex? - Sound more like a bisexual story to me.

Would these be allowed?
Would the Omnium Badge be really merited?
How far would go?


Stories go into the most appropriate category, that's how it works.

If an author submits a story into an unsuitable category, they will be advised by the story mod who picks it up.

Liz
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(She's going to tell me off for this)


Oh my god, you did NOT just tell everyone this!

You just wait...
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ask me anything..


What was your inspiration for the tattoos?
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You and the boys outran an imperial star destroyer?


Ramis (right) found fame in 1984's Ghostbusters, which he co-wrote with Dan Aykroyd (centre)


Actor and director Harold Ramis, best known for the films Ghostbusters and Groundhog Day, has died aged 69.

He died of autoimmune inflammatory vasculitis, a rare disease that involves swelling of the blood vessels, his agent told the BBC.

The star found fame as bespectacled ghost-hunter Egon Spengler in the Ghostbusters franchise in 1984. But he was also a talented writer and director, whose credits included Caddyshack and Animal House.

"His creativity, compassion, intelligence, humour and spirit will be missed by all who knew and loved him," said his family in a statement.

The star had reportedly been quiet about his illness, which dated back to 2010.

But several friends are said to have visited him recently, including Bill Murray from whom he had been estranged for years, the Chicago Tribune said.

Ramis' death prompted an outpouring of tributes on Twitter.

Billy Crystal, who starred in the director's mobster comedies Analyze This and Analyze That, wrote: "Sad to hear my friend Harold Ramis passed away.

"A brilliant, funny actor and director. A wonderful husband and dad. Big loss to us all."

Born in Chicago to convenience store owners Ruth and Nathan, Ramis studied at Washington University in St Louis and, on graduation, briefly worked in a psychiatric ward.

He started his career as a writer by penning arts stories for his local newspaper and editing Playboy magazine's "party jokes" section.

After leaving the magazine, he joined Chicago's renowned Second City improvised comedy troupe but said he realised his limitations as a performer after encountering John Belushi.

"When I saw how far he was willing to go to get a laugh or to make a point on stage, the language he would use, how physical he was, throwing himself literally off the stage, taking big falls, strangling other actors, I thought: 'I'm never going to be this big.'"

Instead, he played the straight man - acting as a sardonic foil to Bill Murray in the army comedy Stripes, and playing the most straitlaced and scientifically inclined of the Ghostbusters trio.

The film, a global smash in 1984, spawned a sequel in 1989 as well as a long-running cartoon series. A third instalment had been in development for several years.

Ramis acknowledged that the spectral comedy was his most memorable work but took pride in its longevity.

"People love Ghostbusters in a really big way," he said in 2009. "Parents loved it for their kids. Teachers loved it.

The film remains one of the most successful comedy movies of all time, with takings of more than $500m (£300m) adjusted for inflation.

After the sequel, Ramis developed his career behind the camera, directing Bill Murray in Groundhog Day and Robert De Niro in Analyze This.

His other films included The Ice Harvest, Bedazzled and prehistoric comedy Year One, his final movie, in 2009. More recently, he had directed episodes of NBC television's The Office.

Ramis also inspired a new generation of film-makers, including Judd Apatow, who cast the director in his 2007 comedy Knocked Up.

He is survived by his wife, Erica, sons Julian and Daniel, daughter Violet and two grandchildren.

I am seriously fucked off with you right now.
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http://www.lushstories.com/stephanie

Check out Steph Stone's page. He used to play in touring rock bands, he's a professional writer, an awesome Lush story writer and poet, and a long time Lush story verifier, totally devoted to this site.


I second this.
Steph is awesome
This is why South Korea have submitted an official complaint about the Yuna Kim skating controversy:



7 out of the 9 judges rated Kim Yuna higher, and yet she lost due to the inflated scores from just two other judges.
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I'm unsure as to whether I've been hacked or Site Management has deleted something.
If it was Site Management would they please advise when deleting and their reasons for doing so.
T/Y.


Was it part of your bio? A profile image? A friend's comment?

You'd probably have to narrow this down a bit for us.

Thanks
I remember when I ate this one particular blueberry muffin. Fuck, it was delicious.

All warm, and fluffy, and it smelt divine!

*drools*
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Mr. Bean............................................ Is this a serious question???


Pussy Riot were whipped at Sochi by the police today.

How dare they stage a peaceful protest!

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Girls, what would you do to me, based on my profile picture. I am a naughty girl who like's when other girls kiss her and play with her.


Take you out for some waffles.

Do you like waffles? I love waffles!

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I have the box unchecked so friends can leave comments on them.


This needs to be checked, not unchecked.



I suspect that if you disable this feature, despite there being comments on your photos, it may hide them altogether along with the input box.


Any fans of this game on Lush?

Anyone hate it with a passion?
Of things that go softly upstairs
Tiptoeing with lustful discretion
Goosebumps and prickling hairs
Sinking into shadowed confession

A trembling hand upon a cold door
The bedroom of your aching desire
Tread softly of you I implore
For in the darkness burns unquenchable fire
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For now, I treat the forums as if they exist in a time zone not recognized by the real world. You should be proud! Lush is its own reality!


Cool!

Hope you have a wonderful birthday!

Liz x