I don't like it when I slave over a story, getting it taut and exciting, polishing it endlessly to remove superflous details, honing it to a nice shine and then pinging it in for the Mighty Mods to chew over.
Low and behold, when it finally emerges, what is the first comment that's invariably tacked underneath? "Hey, really hot story! Can't wait to read Episode 2!"
Drrrrgh!
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pentup47
3 weeks ago
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This one is for UK members - and especially those who travel on London's metro (aka The Underground).
A deserted carriage on the London Underground's Central Line, somewhere between Mile End and Stratford (I think I came just before the train pulled into Stratford Station!).
A deserted carriage on the London Underground's Central Line, somewhere between Mile End and Stratford (I think I came just before the train pulled into Stratford Station!).
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For my money, the best novel I've read this year is unquestionably Patricia Highsmith's 'The Price of Salt'. It was her second work (published in 1952 under the pseudonym Claire Morgan), coming out two years after her classic 'Strangers on a Train'. It is a poignant and beautifully-written lesbian love story.
What makes it extra-exciting is that 24th November is the US release date for the movie of the book: 'Carol', starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara, and directed by Todd Haynes. It has already received a 95% score on Rotten Tomatoes' Tomatometre.
I would strongly advise you to read the book first. Reprints are starting to emerge on the internet (go to the admirable www.abebooks.co.uk for the best secondhand bargains). But if you want an original Bantam Books first edition, it's going to set you back $90!
What makes it extra-exciting is that 24th November is the US release date for the movie of the book: 'Carol', starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara, and directed by Todd Haynes. It has already received a 95% score on Rotten Tomatoes' Tomatometre.
I would strongly advise you to read the book first. Reprints are starting to emerge on the internet (go to the admirable www.abebooks.co.uk for the best secondhand bargains). But if you want an original Bantam Books first edition, it's going to set you back $90!
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To liven the Forum up, in this Yuletide run-up, how about a competition (sorry, folks, there are no prizes)? This is the deal. A wealthy friend has invited you to a New Year's Eve Fancy Dress Party. And the invitation makes it pretty clear that it's an orgy.
You are told that you must attend disguised as a glamorous historical or fictional character. Anyone, in fact, from Marie Antoinette to Cinderella; or Abraham Lincoln to Zorro. But no living celebs (sorry all you George Clooney lovers!).
Right, so here's the competition bit. Once at this sumptuous candle-lit venue, with the champagne and caviar flowing freely to loosen your libido, who would you make a bee-line for - assuming that there was a better than 50:50 chance of taking them upstairs to a beautiful boudoir, to spend the night together?
Would it be Snow White? Or maybe Superman? Even JFK perhaps? Answers below.
You are told that you must attend disguised as a glamorous historical or fictional character. Anyone, in fact, from Marie Antoinette to Cinderella; or Abraham Lincoln to Zorro. But no living celebs (sorry all you George Clooney lovers!).
Right, so here's the competition bit. Once at this sumptuous candle-lit venue, with the champagne and caviar flowing freely to loosen your libido, who would you make a bee-line for - assuming that there was a better than 50:50 chance of taking them upstairs to a beautiful boudoir, to spend the night together?
Would it be Snow White? Or maybe Superman? Even JFK perhaps? Answers below.
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The powder blue Sunbeam Alpine convertible, from 'To Catch a Thief'. Not only because it was a beautiful British-built sports car, but because every time I see one in a clasic cars show, I think of the line which Hitchcock made Cary Grant deliver to the virginal Grace Kelly, as he opened their picnic hamper and removed a whole cold chicken: "Breast or leg?"
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Bulle Ogier (Google her, she's still amazingly beautiful).
I recently watched again her movie La Maitresse, the ultimate BDSM movie, which was banned everywhere when it first came out (it's OK, you can get it now, uncut on DVD).
This is the film which concludes with the amazing car drive - I think its in a Merc convertible - with her sitting on driver Gerard Depadieu's lap while they make love. And judging by the looks on both their faces, they really ARE doing it! The scene can be found on You Tube, I think.
I recently watched again her movie La Maitresse, the ultimate BDSM movie, which was banned everywhere when it first came out (it's OK, you can get it now, uncut on DVD).
This is the film which concludes with the amazing car drive - I think its in a Merc convertible - with her sitting on driver Gerard Depadieu's lap while they make love. And judging by the looks on both their faces, they really ARE doing it! The scene can be found on You Tube, I think.
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Agree with Poppet.
I have an unquenchionable (OK, Doctor, obsessive) urge to look at women's bottoms.
All sizes, all shapes, all ages. I just adore imagining those orbs (petite and firm or voluminous and wobbly) lurking there, below the dress fabric (I do some of my favourite butt-watching in supermarket aisles!)
I have an unquenchionable (OK, Doctor, obsessive) urge to look at women's bottoms.
All sizes, all shapes, all ages. I just adore imagining those orbs (petite and firm or voluminous and wobbly) lurking there, below the dress fabric (I do some of my favourite butt-watching in supermarket aisles!)
