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TheShyThespian
2 hours ago
Heteroflexible Genderqueer, 58
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Congratulations to the top ten - all top quality, well-written stories! Well done to you!

I'd also like to offer congratulations and say well done to everyone who entered this one! I think it was a challenging theme to write, and there were obviously quite different translations of what debauchery was and how to interpret the competition theme. The variety and quality of entries demonstrated that admirably.

Of the few competitions I've entered, I think this would have been the hardest to call. I exchanged my own top ten with a friend, and it was interesting to see our different opinions. I totally understand that picking ten from such a strong field is incredibly difficult to do. I guess it is a shame in such a quality field that 'only' ten are short-listed for the judges consideration. But I realise that it would be a lot of reading if you had to judge 15 or 20 stories. Being a relative competition novice, I did find Nicola's explanation of how the judging works really helpful. In the interests of clarity, I wonder if it could be included on the competition page for contestants to read when they are looking at the comp theme and rules? Just a thought.

And having expressed that, I would very much like to thank Nicola and the judges for doing such a tough job. I've said it before, and I'll say it again - these competitions are quite a journey! I might have to take a break from entering. But I'm very aware that without Nicola Lush wouldn't exist, and without all the work of our moderators (and others) that I wouldn't be able to publish my stories on here and develop my writing, so a hearty thank you to all for your time and energy.

I'd also like to thank everyone that read and commented on my story. It's time consuming reading the work of others, but it is so rewarding when others leave a comment - I always really appreciate it. I also learn a lot from reading others' work.

Well done once again to the winners - Tamara, Jake and Mags. And a special shout out to Bonnie Bunny, Pete and Jack - it's really nice to see you in the top ten!
Okay, I'm not very good at this sort of thing (there's a reason why I'm The 'Shy' Thespian...), but here goes Post no 2 on this Forum thingy...

Congratulations to all the winners - podium and top ten! All terrific stories (with an apology to Piquet - I haven't read yours yet!). Reading all the posts, it's like a secret club where everyone knows each other, and I'm an interloper. I'm honoured and chuffed to have made it into the Top Ten for the first time. This was my 4th attempt, and it takes a while to work out what it's all about. I offer thoughts and commiserations to all those who didn't make it into the top ten - I read most of the entries (not all - I just ran out of steam, so I'm sorry if I missed your story), and as others have said, there was some great writing and some fabulous stories that didn't get a mention. Some have been mentioned already, but I'm thinking particularly of some of my friends, whose style is different and perhaps doesn't garner the recognition it merits (and with that, I do recognise the difficulty of judging a competition with so many diverse entries). So, well done to Grusha, Hannah, Mojave Joe and Carlton for your entries!

Everyone's top ten would be different, so I'm just going to mention my own two personal favourites - 'Willow' by Kimmi, and 'Feeding the Myth' by WW. I thought they were both fantastic.

I've been in touch with a few of you separately, and I'll reiterate what I've said before - these competitions are an emotional roller-coaster. I know from experience what it feels like to not make the top ten. Know that you are not alone. Kimmi wrote a story 'The Competition' - which says it says it all really. Maybe she can share it again.

Congratulations once again to the winners! It's a privilege to be in such company!

'Til the next time... smile
Size matters? Darn - that's me out! I should naturally win a teeny weenie competition ;)

It's ALL a bit of fun! Here goes...

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What are fruit loops? Peer into my perverse mind and you will see a perfect example! My peculiar fetish will reveal itself in a kaleidoscope of madness.

Dressed in my union-jack banana hammock, I am spanked by twin sisters, and immersed in the heavenly juice from their excited kitty’s!


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God, that's awful! It's only 49 words, though, because I didn't know whether union-jack would class as one or two. And I know what happens if I go over the limit (oh wait - let me add a couple more...).

It doesn't matter, but I thought I'd add a pedantic little bit of confusion. Looking it up, the definition of a fruit loop (in the U.S. anyway) seems to be 'a mad or crazy person'.

Hmmm - Isn't the breakfast cereal technically 'FROOT loops'?

And did you know that there are 8 different colour (sorry, color) 'loops', but that they all taste the same?

Just a couple of silly observations...