Amherst, USA
Sort of. I take the train to and from work often and they require it.
I will also use it when I am in a place that seems...dirty.
I use N95s if its all I have, but I bought some neat ones from Spencers and Hot Topic.
The old soul in me wants to say one of those old timey candies that come in boxes like Charleston Chews or Milk Duds
Yes, at my work lab once when it was empty.
I would also when I worked doing food delivery and it was dead. Would find an empty parking lot and start touching myself
Quote by BrookellI do find the way this was rolled out to be odd.Quote by RejectRealityQuote by BrookellThe easiest way to find your stories as things stand is Google. Search the title plus the limiter site:lushstories.com The statistics displayed on the actual story page are slightly more detailed than those in your list anyway. To narrow it down even more if the title has been used by more than one person, include your screen name in the search.I wish the Story List would be closer to how it was. For example, when I was trying to find a story of my own, I would open the My Stories and the list would be all 194 of my stories. I would do a Browser 'Find' on a word in the title or a key word and it would show up. Finding the word 'Accident' brought me 7 stories to check to find what I was looking for. With the stories broken up by pages, I have 20 pages to try and search through. Some folks have many more pages.
Using the Search on the Stories page returned over 660 results for 'Accident' with my 7 buried in there somewhere.
Nude Holly Day RejectReality site:lushstories.com
It's hardly ideal, but it works. You can also enclose the title in quotes "Nude Holly Day" to ensure it searches for those words in that exact order.
So now I have to go outside Lush to do a function that I used to be able to do within Lush. It's a workaround, but not a very elegant or intuitive one. The ability to sort is another function I miss.
I am in IT and have done much new development. The number one rule about implementing a new version of something was never take away functionality. Even changing how it works, you always left the ability to do it the older way at least for a few releases. It let's you ease users into new things. So many functions are gone or changed to the point of being less capable. The few new things (time zone elimination in forums and the My Comments) are nice, but have we lost more than gained. I haven't posted since the new site went up. I haven't been interested in posting -- which for any of you who know me understand that's weird. I haven't stopped writing, just not been posting.
I have seen updates, be they to sites, apps or what have you to be usually done in increments and in version updates.
The way Lush seems to be changing everything at once and I think that's why there might be such a backlash from some.
Personally I am fine with the changes, but I can see why some in particular writers would be annoyed by how this is being done.
For the last three days I had been trying to log on via the mobile site, the app and the desktop site and they have been giving me the warning that is attached here.
Now I got an email about a inbox message and I clicked the link in the email and it broke through on the desktop site and mobile.
The odd thing I've been able to come into the desktop site without problem but the issue persist on both the mobile site and the app.