Karaoke with Lloydiboy

[lloydiboy]

Good to be back!
*Sips tea*

[lloydiboy]

Lapsang Souchong. One of my favourites.

[lloydiboy]

Its a delicate black tea with smoke dried leaves so it has quite a strong smoky flavour to it.

[lloydiboy]

Let me know what you think of it!

[lloydiboy]

Yo yo purps, how's it hanging?

[lloydiboy]

i feal like maing a semi pervy joke to that xd

but im doing good atm

i just finished lunch

Why not, it was pretty much the reason I worded it that way!

[lloydiboy]

I'm not silly!


I'm immature!

[lloydiboy]

It's mostly a good thing, as long as it's not at the wrong time!

[lloydiboy]

Had to work on site earlier this week, and because I drove down was listening to stuff on deezer.

Now have lots of different lyrics running through my head!

Mi amore
Don't you know
My love I want you so
Sugar
You make my soul complete
Rapture tastes so sweet

[lloydiboy]

Really Really Really had enough of this god damned cough now.

It's been like 7 weeks!

[lloydiboy]

Le sigh,

so i think shit is hitting the fan today.

[lloydiboy]

Long story, but short version:
I may be having to kick my tenant out as she hasn't paid rent in 4 months and is now not taking any phone calls

[lloydiboy]

I had a dream last night
You were there
You held my hand so tight
I thought I'd just die
Do you remember?
When we use to have
So much fun
I used to cry sometimes
Those days are gone
Do you remember?

[PortgasDAce]

Hey Lloydi. Nice to meet you.

I'm kind of curious...what are some good erotica stories?

[lloydiboy]

Hey Ace! How are you?

The novels I tend to read recently have been by Tiffany Reisz which u have enjoyed but are not necessarily to everyone's tastes.
Sylvia Day is quite prolific in her writing although I find a lot of her stuff quite lackluster.

I also read a lot of the short stories written on eroticstories.com, mostly they are really short so pretty much get straight into the action, but there are a few longer efforts, in particular some which are more or less released chapter by chapter which becomes more or less a novel on its own rights.