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principessa
1 month ago
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Canada

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Another point to add to what Sprite said is that only one chapter may be posted each day. This being the case, you will have to wait for each one to be approved and posted before submitting the next one or they would be out of order if there were edits to do on a chapter.
I loved the Canadian coach giving a Russian a ski to replace his broken one so that he could finish his event with dignity. That is sportsmanship.

I don't want to annoy the Americans here, but the comeback of the Canadian women in hockey was inspiring. They never gave up. It was a true demonstration of grit and heart.
"Her face wore an enigmatic smile reminiscent of the Mona Lisa."

From "Out for Dinner", an earlier effort written with Alphmagus, and still a favourite story of mine.
This is written just as a reminder for all Lush writers. Titles of stories and poems should never be formatted in all caps. Please format them normally. As well, there is no reason to repeat the title and name of the author within the body of your story. If you are cutting and pasting from Word or some other program to submit, please take the time to remove this from the beginning of your story.
I agree with the above advice. Perhaps you can take the time to read some of the stories on the site that have been awarded an Editor's Pick. They will give you an idea of how some of the best writers here introduce and describe their characters.

I think that many people will agree that they do not like reading what has come to be called a"laundry list" of character attributes, e.g. John was tall, dark, and handsome with washboard abs and hazel eyes. Mary was petite, brunette, had 34C breasts, narrow hips and green eyes.

You can find ways to work the description of your characters' looks and personalities within your story.
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Where do you find this? I've check in "My Stories" but it just gives me movement, or editing, or hiding or deleting. The Category column doesn't seem to have a Stories List Manager.



PA, go to "My Stories" and choose the "edit" option for the story whose category you want to change. Then pick the new category and click continue and then update in the following window. That's it.
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We could have turned off the submission page.

People really should have better things to do at this time of year!


A good idea for next year.
When I depart from Lauren, these days it is likely to be Flowerbomb




or Chloe


To the idiot who woke me at 2:45 am and did not apologize for the wrong number: Your number is on my call display. Perhaps I will call you back at a similar time to say hello.
The rules for cover images at the top of stories are the same as those for avatars. No hardcore shots, closeups of genitals, or photos depicting insertion are permitted. This list is not exhaustive. Moderators retain the right to remove images deemed unsuitable for this site.

If a story can be approved but the image is not permitted, the story moderator will remove the image, approve the story, and send a note to the author to let them know their image wasn't suitable.
Happy Birthday, Stephen. I hope you have a wonderful day.

Never mind the cake. We know what you like.


diamonds

George Clooney or Brad Pitt? (or for those of a different persuasion, Angelina Jolie or Scarlett Johannson?)
I use Clinique products and some from other companies. The best thing you can do for your skin is keep it clean and the best way to do that is with a Clarisonic device and your favourite cleanser. Literally one minute morning and night. Best money I ever spent on skincare.


I find this an interesting question as I have co-written with two men now. People reading the stories have said that the writing is seamless and that they could not tell which parts were written by each of us. While I understand that men and women may bring different sensibilities to writing, it is possible to speak to everyone without it being specifically a male or female voice.
Florida has a lot to answer for. It has a history of racially charged cases and incidents that would rival Mississippi or Alabama for overt and blatant racism. There is the part Florida played in Bush's election. There is the Anthony case and now this. What is it about the American south?
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Seems there's a little resistance to the scrapping of the forced commenting feature.

I gather some people would go further and want to be able to choose which scores they'd like comments to be forced on? I can't help but think that would cause more scoring bias. If people are forced to comment on a 1 or 2 score for example, then someone who doesn't want to leave a comment, is either not going to vote it a 1 or 2 (maybe a 3 instead), or simply not vote at all. That's not going to help the author long term, it will artificially keep their scores higher than they should be.

Random thought - it would be good to have the option to turn commenting on / off, and voting on / off, at story level, rather than across the board.


I think that is what 1ball is after.
Leaving well enough alone. I want to keep editing, looking for repetitive words, finding just the right ones to express what I want to say. Wanting precision can be a curse as well as an asset.
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Interesting thread.

I have found that a true gentlemen does not have to advertise that they are respectful, nor do they need to implore they have manners.

True gentlemen are found in all walks of life, all ages, any profession and any status. They wear jeans, or board shorts, some wear suits, others wear uniforms. It's not how a man looks, but how a man treat another person .... regardless of gender or age or status. A true gentleman in my books has compassion, empathy and a sense of his own worth (not selfish, nor conceited, nor arrogant) that he wants to share with you and others.



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