As I read, my grin grew bigger and bigger. It's a very nice review, extremely complimentary. Any self-respecting attention whore loves to read that she's smoking, brilliant, dynamic, beautiful (blushing fiercely). However, here's the part that made my face practically split wide open. Mr. Brushstrokes freely admits that he was surprised that he enjoyed watching me so much, since he prefers seeing younger girls getting spanked. HA!
I don't know why I'm feeling so incredibly vindicated right now. It's silly of me. But this tickles me to death -- a blogger who has his typing fingers on the pulse of the spanking scene, all the up-and-comers and the nubile young lovelies, admitted that he watched someone who is "a little older" (his words) than his usual subjects and was surprised at how very much he liked her. Why do I feel like I've made some sort of breakthrough?
Oh, and here's the best part. Not once in the entire review did he use the qualifier "for her age." :-D
Anyway -- besides that, it was great fun to see one of my old favorites mentioned in such detail. Damn, I miss Steve Fuller.
Oh, and Mr. Brushstrokes mentioned that he would have liked to see a longer, harder spanking with the college coed in the beginning of the video. There's a reason why that didn't happen, but you'll just have to read my book to find out all about it! :-Þ
Twitter has been interesting. I've been on there about a day and a half, have 66 followers and have tweeted 27 times. However, most of those are replies to others, so they don't really count. Haven't figured out hashtags yet. Not in any rush to do so, either.
Anyway, thank you to Spanking Spot for making my day!
Congrats on the breakthrough! Those of us who aren't 20 somethings need to get more exposure! Literally and figuratively. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd replies on Twitter do TOO count. If it weren't for conversations I get into on there, I'd have about a third of the tweets I have now. LOL
Jen -- welcome! :-)
ReplyDeleteI dunno, I'm a little confused on the conversation aspect. It's fun, but why not just IM, if you're going to have a convo? Or text? I have much to learn.
Lots of different people can join in if they feel like they have something to contribute to the conversation. I've been in some really good ones on Twitter that wouldn't have been able to happen in IM's. Half the people I talk to on Twitter I didn't know on the newsgroup, I met them on Twitter through my old friends.
ReplyDeleteYes you may be older but you are also prettier then most. xoxo
ReplyDeleteOFG -- what a sweetie you are. Thank you. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's always neat to go back through older stuff, and others' responses to them!
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sarah -- that video was shot in August 2003. Feels like just last week. I hate this passage of time business.
ReplyDeleteHi Erica, that was an AWESOME surprise i am so happy for you :-) I don't think age has to do with it, your VERY talented and BEAUTIFUL, What more could anyone ask for :-) By the way i like that pic of you and Steve. Big hug's from your naughty girl Jade xoxo
ReplyDeleteJade -- yeah, I kinda like it too. :-D
ReplyDelete"Any self-respecting attention whore loves to read that she's smoking, brilliant, dynamic, beautiful (blushing fiercely)."
ReplyDeleteOf course, be proud of it! :-)
Lea -- I admit, that review made my head explode just a little. There's always that part of me that hears or reads a compliment and turns around to see who they're talking about.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you liked it. Well deserved Erica, Well deserved
ReplyDeleteWe are the same age. I much prefer to see a mature woman spanked than some high school fanny. PLUS you are antimated. Who wants to spank a pillow??
ReplyDeleteBrushStrokes -- I did, very much, and thank you.
ReplyDeleteOBB -- LOL. That's a new one. Someone else told me they'd rather watch a woman who kicks and flails than just lies there like a sack of flour.
Here's how UP on twitter tweeting I am...
ReplyDeleteWhat the hell are HASH TAGS?
Zelle -- LOL... hashtags are these thingies (#) that you see before a word or phrase.
ReplyDeleteI kinda figured that was a hashtag.. but when you use that lb sign.. ahead of something.. what happens to that text? What's the point of hashtags??
ReplyDeleteHonestly, I haven't figured that out yet. It creates a link somehow, and then other people see it and can put their own comment on it, and it keeps perpetuating.
ReplyDeleteJimmy Fallon has a bit he does every Wednesday night called "Late Night Hashtags." He puts a question up with a # and then tons of people answer it, and he reads some of his favorite replies on the show. It's pretty cute.
Sounds like effort to me. LOL .. I don't do effort on twitter.. cause I might get twitterpated then. LOL
ReplyDeleteOh Zelle, you flibbertigibbit. :-D
ReplyDeletehahahahaha! omg.. you just made me laugh! (that damn Alan and his big words)
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