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prairiedogg
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 72
0 miles · St. Louis

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I met a woman on a dating website and we met for dinner. We hit it off very well and, since she had driven 50 miles to meet I asked her if she would like to stay at my place and drive home in the morning. She liked that idea so she followed me back to my apartment.

One thing led to another and we found ourselves in bed. She warned me that she got extremely wet when she came, but nothing about squirting. I went down on her and when she orgasmed she flooded my mouth with her girly goo. I drank some of it and it made me hard as a rock. I love it.

Congratulations to the winners! I really thought Buz was going to take the top prize, but there were so many outstanding entries. For the rest of us, we'll keep plugging away. I find the competitions a great way for people to see our work who might otherwise not check it out, and that's always a good thing.
I have two Famous Stories, one in Cheating and one in Mature. Those are icing on the cake, because I'm amazed every day that people read my stories.



Happy Birthday Nicola! You have no idea how many lives you have changed for the better, and I appreciate everything you've done for all of us!
For some odd reason I didn't watch Season 1. It's still on my DVR, but I just haven't gotten around to it. I watched the first episode of Season 2 the night it aired and I am hooked. I am planning to watch the second episode tonight, as I am recording the series. HBO is the gold standard for contemporary drama, and series like these show why.
I'll never forget him in Horror of Dracula, acting alongside another Hammer Films' legend, Peter Cushing. The films from that studio helped redefine the horror film genre and both Lee and Cushing played major roles in this.

Incidentally, Cushing went on and played the commander of the Death Star in the first Star Wars film, a departure from his usual good guy roles in the 60's.

They were both pioneers, together again now in death. Their likes will not be seen again. May they rest in peace and spend eternity reminiscing about the good old days.
The moderators here do a great job and offer advice if your story needs it, but they have an awful lot of work to do (and for free, I might add). They can't be expected to be proofreaders for everyone as well, so we authors should do whatever it takes to make their jobs easier. For me it means checking grammar and punctuation as I write and save segments of my story. Once I have finished it I try to give it three reads to catch any errors that I might have missed. It may seem a bit like overkill, but I feel that it is the least that I can do.
I've never been a fan of this and I've never required voters to do that either.

Now as for me, when I vote on a story I always comment.

Votes are nice and will get you recognized a little more if you get a lot of votes.

Comments are great as well, because they let me know if I've done something my readers like.

Views, however, even without votes or comments, are a very telling statistic as well. I have a story right now with over 29,500 views. That's not too far away from Famous Story status, but it tells me that 29,500 people read all or part of this story. Or maybe they only read a couple lines, but they opened the link and my story appeared on their screen. That's a powerful reinforcement for a writer.
Good for him! I know that he has been writing non-stop for a long time, so he deserves to stop and smell the roses.
I know that this has been kicked around in one form or another for a while now. I think that this was the solution that should make everyone happy. Great job!
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EPs are done by committee - the RRs are as much for the mods as for the writers - the mods nominate stories for EPs and that's the end of it for them - they wanted a chance to reward stories that excelled, but didn't quite make the EP cut - i have, myself, several times RRed stories that were really good but i knew wouldn't make the EP vote cut. if we were to do it any other way, we'd have to have an RR committee as well, for one. for another, it takes away what i consider to be a perk for being a mod. smile


Thank you, sprite, for making clear a subject which I obviously didn't understand completely. While I may not like the RRs, I now understand the rationale behind them. Thank you, and thank you to all who responded, for clearing this up.
First of all, I want to thank those of you who responded to my posts. Your honesty impresses me, really it does.

I don't want anyone to think that I am in any way denigrating the excellent work that the mods do here. I have never had a problem with a mod and I believe that out of 69 stories and poems I have had approved only two came back for any kind of revision. Believe me, that makes me very happy. It tells me that I must be doing something right.

My beef, if you want to call it that, is all about the RRs. I don't like them, even though I received one for a poem I didn't think deserved it. I just don't think that it should be in the hands of one person.

As for sprite, no, I'm not angling for a RR at all. Like I said, I'm not a fan of them. Just getting approved is good enough for me.
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Great technique is not what makes a great story. It can even be a liability at times.


Possibly, but a story with glaring grammatical errors and punctuation mistakes has no business being approved for publication, much less being rewarded with a RR. Just my opinion, but it seems that quantity, rather than quality, is becoming more frequent here. How else can you explain a submission to publication time of under 10 minutes on a story with over 3,000 words?
Does this have anything to do with the Top Story list consisting of poems and the Top Poems list consisting of stories? It's been this way for a few days and I wondered why.
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While a good idea in theory, this would not be feasible for a number of reasons. Moderators have a difficult enough time keeping up with the stories in the queue without rating them. For now they look for technical and compliance issues, and leave the judgment to readers and their taste. They have the ability to award RRs and nominate EPs for quality and exceptional work respectively. There are many stories on Lush which would merit neither but are nonetheless popular with readers. Moderators get enough push back from writers regarding required edits to stories without adding this subjective judgment to their responsibilities. I frankly do not think writers here, whom I have been reminded are amateurs, would appreciate such a system.

(I should add that while I am no longer a moderator, I was one for about three years.)


I understand your point, but the RRs are way too subjective and usually reflect the interests of the Mod who awards it, rather than a work which is technically superior. Just my opinion.
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Self publishing resource: I think it implies generality instead of quality, or a place for novices and amateurs. I also think that comparison of Lush with other story sites is inappropriate as in addition to the stories, Lush is also a adult social media.

Qualitative improvement is a continuous process and one of the method may be that after approval of a story, a team of distinguished mods grade and score that story. I think three shades can be worked out as Excellent, Good and Average. Stories with excellent and Good grading should remain visible to all and Average shade stories may only be visible to author or their friends. However, members may score stories as they like. In this way, quality stuff would remain in forefront !


I like this idea. If nothing else, it could be an extra filter to help make sure that good quality work gets noticed.
Congratulations to the top three, the honorable mentions and to everyone else who entered. The top three were examples of some of the best writing I have seen on Lush, regardless of category. We are blessed to be able to read works such as these on a daily basis. It is an honor to be associated with all of you and call ourselves "authors".
Thanks for the mail, Gav. I'm sure you'll have us back and better than ever soon.
I'm basically just seeing avatars. None of the other images are appearing. It took a while for the text of the story I'm working on to show up, but it got there eventually. we just need to be patient.
May I have 236 please? I have a great friend who could use this and I would like to see her receive it.
My favorite team just won the National Championship!




I was at the Sugar Bowl to see them beat Alabama, but I watched them win it all at home. Go Buckeyes!
I think it is a heartfelt plea and is quite beautiful. Thank you for sharing that with us.
I have a similar problem. I have written 52 stories, yet my profile page lists 45. There were 7 stories which I had hidden, so I restored them to visible and yet the count on my profile page still shorts me by 7 stories. I went to the help desk because I qualified for the Author50 badge and asked why my count was different than the profile count. I inquired because I wanted the count to accurately reflect my work and I felt I should get the badge. Well, I got the badge but my profile count is still 7 stories short of what I have done. No explanation was given.