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04-03-18  08:17am - 2455 days #2
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Like most jokes coming from the mind of Seth Rogan, I guess you need to be really high to find it funny? He's like the Justin Bieber of Canadian comedy imports - Canada can and has done so much better!

03-23-18  06:57am - 2466 days #4
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I agree.

03-19-18  09:59am - 2470 days #3
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You can often check out the social media accounts without being signed into your account. Granted, if you have the option to stay signed in or automatically sign in, you may find yourself opening the link with your account.

I guess that in my mind privacy is dead, but also SPAM reigns supreme. I think that if anyone noticed any porn-related activity on an account, I would just claim ignorance and say I clicked something accidentally. I also get friend requests from escorts/cam girl/porn performers, but I figure some of that probably has to do with being male rather than anything being tracked.

03-08-18  06:27am - 2481 days #8
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I don't think that it's exactly industry inside information, but a lot of smaller sites are being bought out by big porn producers. And I think that's leading to a feeling of "sameness" across many more sites - even if it also means that production values are on the rise across a lot of them.

You really have to dig to find something more unique - granted, if you're into kinkier stuff, you might have better luck. It's not necessarily my cup of tea always, because it can get a bit too intense for my liking. But I've seen trailers for some of the Fetish Network sites and they're productions seem epic!

They're like pornographic horror films. Something to maybe check out? But be warned, it's rough sex that really pushes the envelope for me. A bit too dark in nature, but I got spooked after watching Scary Movie 2.

02-27-18  07:30am - 2490 days #8
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Thanks for the 411 - I wondered about checking it out. Maybe some performers are better at keeping up with it than others. I find some seem to have so many different things o the go that I'd wonder if they're not stretched a bit thin.

02-21-18  11:36am - 2496 days #7
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Blowjob at your seat is a bit much - handjob under a blanket maybe? Still, it's really the fault of the airlines because nowadays the washrooms on their planes are way too small to host meetings of the mile high club. That's the real crime!

02-13-18  11:36am - 2504 days #2
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I know that it's completely irrelevant to bring up, but a couple of years ago my mother got one of those "Nigerian prince" style scam letters in the mail... I mean the snail mail. I guess that they figured they could trick more older people using the postal service rather than PCs?

Anyway, I've known more than one person who has fallen for one of these ransomware type scams. They're clearly preying on the guilt that they assume most people would have about watching porn. So I am glad to hear that you saw through it.

Personally, I keep my webcam physically covered at all times on top of disabling it in Windows. So although someone could log my keystrokes, they could never convince me that they made a video of me watching porn.

Well, at least not on my webcam!

02-07-18  08:25am - 2510 days #6
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I have to say that I real respect how you've got such a well-organized porn collection. I am way too casual when it comes to naming files and I always end up having to click through a bunch to find the one that I want.

I agree that sites could do a better job at naming their files. And can I just say that every once in a while you come across one where every download has the same default filename and that's really the worse.

01-29-18  06:45am - 2519 days Original Post - #1
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I don't want to get into a big political discussion, but I will have to admit that President Trump is not the greatest leader in my books. But, still, I sometimes feel as if the mockery of him goes a bit too far, it is like mocking what many consider the great democracy in the world rather than just him as an individual.

And don't get me wrong - the right to freedom of speech trumps (if you'll pardon the pun) formality merely for the sake of formality. However, I think that it's one thing for a comedy show like SNL to make fun of a sitting US President - satire is sort of their job after all. But it was a bit much for the Grammys to go political with a skit mocking the President.

I also don't always get the purpose of such jokes (not just in the US, but in any country) - I mean beyond the low hanging comedy fruit that they represent. Most people aren't going to change their minds about a leader or his/her party - let alone their votes - based solely on comedy routines. It just seems to pit voters and party supporters against each other in an even more derisive fashion.

Maybe, I am taking it all too seriously, though? Edited by Staff on Apr 03, 2018, 08:00am

01-23-18  01:00pm - 2525 days #4
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I don't know...

If it's your minor son or daughter going into a strange house than I can see that you'd have more of a justification for trespassing, because you could say that you were concerned for his or her safety.

But, IMHO, you don't follow your grown ass wife into a stranger's house unless you're looking for trouble. Clearly, he was expecting to confront her cheating on him and he's lucky that he didn't get himself shot.

Still, 15 years seems excessive, but maybe that's partly because if he was an actual robber that seems like a more severe punishment than people get for truly heinous crimes. Assuming that he was unarmed during on his little fishing expedition.

01-15-18  10:27am - 2533 days #7
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Most trans porn is watched by men who identify as straight and apparently there are also straight guys who watch gay porn. Of course, it's not for everyone, but I think that for some people watching porn is a way to explore their sexuality without actually going any further than that - even if they kind of like seeing it on screen and would never do in IRL.

I am a bit confused about the bisexual porn question - just because so much so-called lesbian porn features straight women. I guess that doesn't mean that they're actually bisexual, but they're willing to play the part to make money. But I assume this original poster means bisexual porn involving men and women - that's a category available on more than one review site.

https://www.thebestporn.com/categories_niches/bisexual_porn/
https://www.rabbitsreviews.com/c42/Bisexual.html

Maybe I am missing something?

01-10-18  04:50am - 2538 days #74
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It is insane to me to be collecting any tax from someone not making at least $10,000 a year. I didn't have much luck getting specifics, but googling to see what a Canadian, for example, might pay seemed to show that the person would receive money back from both the federal and provincial governments.

I just don't see how any government would expect to stimulate people to get off welfare if they're going to tax so little income. Well, I imagine that there are controls planned or already in place to insure welfare recipients lose their benefits one way or the other.

Nevertheless, I just think that for some folks it will still make more sense not to work at all than to get part-time employment or some other low-paying position. Moreover, it will cost something to administer the collection of these taxes - one wonders if it is really worth the effort?

12-19-17  05:20am - 2560 days #7
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Ditto - I also love her in "Orange Is The New Black" - Kate Mulgrew that is, not her character Janeway - although that would make for an interesting crossover.

12-08-17  06:04am - 2571 days Original Post - #1
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One thing that I miss from when I was growing up is the Sears Christmas Wish Book. Well, I mean the excitement and the anticipation that it used to generate, because it does in fact still exist and you can check it out online even.

Nowadays, I do generally ask for gift cards, because I travel quite a distance by train to see my family and it's hard to carry anything to bulky with me back home from there. It also depending on the card let's you buy something more expensive by paying the difference.

Still, in my ideal world, I would like mostly cooking supplies. I have really tried to eat better these last few years and I watch a lot of cooking shows - so that sometimes make me want to try adding some "gourmet" ingredients to my dishes.

I hope to get something like an Amazon gift card so I can order a few interesting things that I don't seem to see in the regular store. Of course, any gift cards that I don't use can always be applied to porn!

What are some of you guys hoping for?

11-27-17  06:51am - 2582 days #2
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I like how unprofessional the email from PornHub is. Calling the minister by name without any title preceding it and signing off with an emoticon, it's like this "senior representative" from MindGeek is texting buddies about weekend plans. I am not sure that if I were a government official I'd be entrusting citizens' private information with a corporation of this size that can't be bothered to write in an appropriately formal and respectful manner. I thought the Brits tended to be quite old fashioned about these kinds of things. However, maybe porn is such a shady business in their uptight eyes that they assume such casual correspondence is par for the course?

11-17-17  11:43am - 2592 days #4
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I have a Trekkie coworker who cannot ask often enough if we've all watched it - bless his heart. I probably will eventually try to watch it, although I heard someone else who was a Star Trek fan say that they weren't nearly as impressed as my work colleague seems to be.

11-08-17  11:25am - 2601 days #4
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I must be really weird... I think that I'd rather have pizza than an erection if you forced me to choose. Just kidding, well, sort of... I'd say eliminating the foods on the list you linked to would probably be better for anyone's health in general. But I love pizza too much to give it up completely.

So after learning to make an easy crust in the food processor, I just make very small ones for myself. I makes portion control a lot easier than if order in or buy a frozen one. I might still put on some less than healthy toppings, but I try to go for higher-quality options with lower sodium content.

And that might not seem like it'd make that much of a difference, but I think that you'd find the toppings used commercially are processed a lot more and have even more sugar, salt and/or fat than the standard versions. After all, the commercials ones have to last longer before being used and/or withstand things like freezing without losing any flavor.

10-31-17  07:07am - 2609 days #6
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But really who hasn't faked a death to get out of a date? I tried it once, but it got complicated. My cousin called my poor mother and demanded to know why she was the only family member at my fake wake.

10-25-17  06:53am - 2615 days #7
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I do like coffee, but to be honest, it's really because it gives me a wee bit of a buzz. I don't get totally sped up on it, but it just gives me enough of a boost in the morning or during the midafternoon slump. When people rave on and on about how one type of coffee tastes better than another, I don't really get it. It all tastes very bitter to me and I can live with that - I don't even bother with milk or sugar, either - just grin and bear it.

I do buy lottery tickets, but I know I am an idiot for doing so. But, hey, I used to be a smoker (speaking of things that taste awful, but you deal with it in the name of some tiny lift you think that they give you) so when I throw my money away on lotto tickets it seems less self-destructive - well, at least to my actual health.

It's a corny overused line, but smartphones make people stupid. I see folks cross the street without looking up from their screens - I also see individuals texting while driving or even when they're riding a bike. And on a less dangerous note, I hate the delay when the elevator doors open, while you wait for those texting to realize it's their floor. I feel like I must lose a day each year in waiting on the delayed reactions of cell users.

As to paying for porn or any other kind of entertainment - I figure you get what you pay for. I've heard of people having to deal with all kinds of problems when it comes to pirated content. But even without worrying about computer viruses or legal woes, who has the time to spend hours hunting around just to watch the scenes you like? And they may also be crappy quality on top of that! My time is worth enough that I'd rather spend a few bucks and be able to see my porn in Full HD or heck, even 4k.

10-19-17  08:16am - 2621 days #8
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Well, I think that in this day and age, it gets a bit complicated to depict exploitation of any group of people without risking offending someone who will feel as if you painted too many individuals all with the same powerless victim brush.

Also, TV audiences seem fine with "gritty drama" as long as it doesn't cross the line into uncomfortably realistic for more than five minutes at a time. If things get too icky, as a showrunner, you're not going to maintain that certain level of viewership you need just to stay on the air.

Anyway, I wasn't sure that I was going to watch it. But since you described it as visually worth a look, I will probably give it a chance. I was a bit concerned, though, that they'd overdo the setting. Like I found "I'm Dying Up Here" tried way too hard to make everything super 70s. And I was pretty young during that decade, but I still know that not every dude was wearing a bad feathered wig and fake mustache.

10-12-17  06:38am - 2628 days #6
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http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-41590323

Interestingly enough, apparently they aren't jumping on the VR bandwagon over at Apple... I have to say that the reason their CEO gives is mighty pretentious, though. He thinks that it is very isolating technology.

After all, I've already seen people almost step in front of oncoming traffic while being too preoccupied by whatever was happening on the screen of their iPhones. So I am not sure VR is any worse or any better when it comes to people losing touch with what's going on around them.

And if Pokeman GO is any indication, AR could prove destructively distracting from the run-of-the-mill real-world reality. It has also had individuals running into traffic and apparently being lured into bad neighborhoods where they've been robbed.

10-03-17  12:32pm - 2637 days #6
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Well, and wasn't that part of the difference back then, the fact that they were being shown in regular cinemas meant that they had more of a storyline?

It was sort of the Golden Age of Porn or "Porno Chic" as Wikipedia refers to it in the article for "The Devil in Miss Jones" - I also remember them mentioning it in that bio pic on Netflix about Linda Lovelace.

I guess nowadays some mainstream Hollywood movies are borderline pornographic (at least that's what my conservative family members claim) so there's less call for adult fare at the local multiplex.

09-26-17  07:00am - 2644 days #2
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I didn't realize that if I kept hitting the submit button more than once that it would post it multiple times...

Sorry, Amanda Admin!

09-26-17  06:57am - 2644 days Original Post - #1
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I just read the other day that Uber is leaving London, England, and now it's also leaving Montreal up in Canada. I personally have never taken an Uber, but I still kind of don't like the idea of competition being eliminated from what amounts to a monopoly is most jurisdictions.

Of course, I am a bit torn, because I think being a cabdriver can be a bit of a hard life. Because even though I am sure that there are periods during the day or night where it can prove quite lucrative, I bet you spend lots of time just sitting around waiting for your next fare - not making a penny.

Oh, well, it seems like regardless of my opinion one way or the other - or even that of the many folks who actually use Uber - it's not going to be profitable for them to operate in some locations. I think that they're fighting to stay in London, but Montreal is too small a market and they're just going to leave without anymore of battle than they already had when they first started business there.

What do you folks think? And is it something that you've used a lot? Will you miss it?

09-19-17  09:08am - 2651 days #4
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For me, what's most important when porn sites present their scenes in categories is that they don't put the same scene under multiple cats.

Like if I am looking under the "blowjob" category, even though I know that a scene may have a bit of handjob action and maybe even titty fucking, I want the reason why the guy lets one fly to be oral sex.

Some sites will include every single hardcore scene in their blowjob category just because oral often is part of foreplay. And I get that sometimes it can be hard to categorize a scene by a single sex act, but a few minutes of a girl playing with herself before having sex with a dude does not a masturbation scene make.

Now, I think that it is fine for keyword, category or content tags (I am never clear why they're called all these different things) to be attached to all kinds of scenes, whether they're the main thrust of the action or not. That somehow makes more sense to me and I see them as somewhere to get creative with mentioning specific positions as mentioned in Pyrenees post.

09-11-17  07:58am - 2659 days #8
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It's not something that I am into, but I do wish that they would legalize it to protect sex workers. Also, in any illegal business, there is the aspect of organized crime getting involved and tons of money exchanging hands without anyone paying taxes.

In my mind, if we've decided to legalize pot (and I know that it's not the same thing, but arguments about the criminal element being involved as well as the loss of taxes are also used to justify it), why not legalize other things in order to have some control over their effects on society?

Sorry, I did go off a bit on a tangent, but it was prompted by someone talking about the risks involved.

09-06-17  11:39am - 2664 days #10
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I have wondered how profitable it is, too. I guess that they figure the revenue from the people who don't bother to dispute the charges is more significant than the number of chargebacks they have to deal with. Not to mention, the losses from folks ending their memberships early when they see the charges on their cards or the ones who decide never to do business with a site, its production company and/or trust a specific biller.

I will say that I have had sort of a similar thing happen once with a mail-order product (a treatment for bad skin) where I inadvertently agreed to some sort of recurring charge - like a subscription service for the item to be sent automatically unless I cancelled. I seem to remember their customer service being a lot more amenable when I complained when it came to reversing a charge.

But maybe porn sites figure that there's a limit to how far anyone will go with a complaint given the nature of what you're buying. A mail-order business meanwhile can easily face serious charges of fraud if it does anything too fishy billing wise. They also don't want you badmouthing them on social media so maybe they're more willing to compromise with consumers?

Anyway, cross sales suck and I don't care what they say ab out it being marked clearly enough, it remains quite easy for someone, especially those not familiar with purchasing porn, to overlook them. It seems dishonest even when they're unchecked, because sometimes you might think that you're merely agreeing the TOS for the site you're joining.

08-29-17  05:41am - 2672 days #2
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Um, Jon is Dany's nephew and, if Cersei's clan is any indication, keeping it all in the family can lead to one very messed up family indeed. Dysfunctional much?!

The only couple that seems to work a bit is Sam and Gilly, although Sammy boy just stole credit from Gilly for uncovering the truth about Jon's parentage.

08-23-17  08:41am - 2678 days #2
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I've never seen "Sense8" and never really thought much about watching it, but now I am really intrigued and will probably check it out.

I figure that if it has someone thinking that much outside of the box, it must actually be pretty compelling stuff.

Also, I can imagine all kinds of series being revived by porn makers with one imagines the added benefit of pushing the envelope more on how explicit they'd be.

08-15-17  06:51am - 2686 days #5
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Yeah, it seems a bit OTT, but there are people who apparently do it in regular life. Which seems even more ridiculous considering the average person's butthole is generally going to have a considerably more limited viewing audience than a pornstar's.

And also when you think about it, many performers have plastic surgery and in fact it's almost expected of them to go under the knife if their boobs aren't big enough or their butts are too flat. So that seems pretty extreme, too, to me.

Oh, and I don't think that since the advent of drugs like Viagra it’s as necessary, but in the past, the male talent used injections directly into the dick to help maintain erections. Actually, if you search for it, sometimes men in porn still end up injecting their equipment because the ED medications can stop working.

I guess that it just goes to show that average folks trying to live up to what they see in porn can be a tall order if they try to do it the all natural way. Of course, it's the same thing when it comes to lots of images in the mainstream media as well.

08-07-17  11:09am - 2694 days Original Post - #1
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I was just talking to some friends about girls' buttholes in porn. And a couple of my buddies were surprised to learn that in some cases the women go to have their buttholes bleached.

It came up because we were looking at a photo of chick who had her legs straddling a guy well she mounted his dick putting her butthole on full display. It looked positively pristine.

So perfect in fact that one of my pals thought that it looked too unnatural? I just wondered how other people felt? Do you like a high contrast rectum or do you like palest pink so it's barely distinguishable from the skin around it?

07-31-17  06:54am - 2701 days #10
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Ditto for me - in that it will be more my thing when you start to be able to earn points with paysite signups - but either way, it's a cool idea.

07-26-17  05:59am - 2706 days #9
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Here's a bit of a thinker... And also maybe a stinker?

Why does Dr. Pepper come in a bottle?

Because his wife died.

07-10-17  08:41am - 2722 days #9
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I appreciate that you pointed out that your wife made the rosebuds out of chocolate - that seems apropos of the other kind, too.

Actually, just mention that reminds me of a site that a friend showed me years ago that was called Its Just Chocolate.

It doesn't seem to exist anymore, but it was WAM that seemed rather graphic given what chocolate can resemble.

06-21-17  04:11am - 2741 days #7
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Back to the Michelle Carter case...

I am always curious why someone chooses to waive his or her right to a jury trial. Maybe, her defense team thought that a judge might be less emotional about her crime and rule based on the letter of the law? But personally I don't feel what made her guilty of a crime was her text messages per se.

She could have called them "tough love" and suggested that she was trying to shock the victim into valuing his own life instead of looking for someone else to talk him out of suicide. Not a good way to deal with someone who is suicidal, but she could use her youth and lack of formal training in mental health issues to excuse her ill-advised reaction.

However, the fact that she didn't contact the authorities to report the suicide made her criminally responsible for his death. If she had called 911, even if the response team hadn't managed to save the boy, it would have shown that she didn't want him to die. But it seems like she was fed up with dealing with him and all his problems so she had reached the point where she did want him to die. And she did what she could to make sure that the suicide happened with no chance of his being saved at the last minute.

06-13-17  06:42am - 2749 days #14
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I watched it and I know that a lot adult industry people as well as fourth wave feminists found it one sided, but personally, I didn't have much problem believing it's a fairly accurate portrayal of what happens for a lot of pornstar wannabes. Yes, you have your success stories, but there are lots of young women who try porn out and decide it isn't for them. After all, how many individual model sites feature performers who retire without ever doing more than a bit of softcore posing and maybe some masturbation?

And really how does that make it different from any other career in the entertainment business. We've all heard of the Hollywood casting couch and the same sort of thing happens in the music industry as well as in the world of modeling. Definitely young people get exploited, used up or burnt out in all of those fields. So I think that it's a bit silly to feel that suggesting these kinds of things happen in porn is being unfair to the adult business. Granted, the documentary didn't really spell out the fact that these things happen in more than just porn.

Still, I really felt that it was being more critical of how our society makes it seem like anyone and everyone is destined for stardom. You don't have to have any special talent or even be exceptionally attractive. You just need to be available and willing to expose yourself to the world. I don't even mean literally get naked - I just mean put yourself out there in a very public way. Meanwhile, the reality is that most folks posting to Twitter, Instagram and/or YouTube don't make it big and never will. Social media churns out tons of has-beens who realistically never have been.

And some of the girls in the documentary seemed to think that porn could be a stepping stone to stardom - they imagined being the next Kim Kardashian. And some feminist bloggers felt these girls were unfairly portrayed as victims of the fame game. They would've preferred them being shown as empowered by exploiting their sexuality just like it was any other talent. Admittedly, the documentary only showed one girl who seemed to be finding success and who seemed fine with what she was doing. So, definitely, there could have been more examples, like her, to give a more balanced picture, although again, stardom remains elusive for many mainstream actors, singers, models and even athletes.

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Thanks for mentioning Harriet Sugarcookie, because after checking it out, I can tell you that site totally rocks!

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I would like a doomsday system that resembles the one used by a rapture email service that I read about at some point a few years ago.

It's a service for people who believe that they will be swept up to heaven in the rapture. They write emails to the loved ones who they believe will be left behind and those messages are supposed to be sent out automatically after their departure.

The server with these emails is monitored by fellow believers who also think that they will be raptured. And if these individuals don't sign in every few hours (which they would fail to do if they were raptured), the email server will automatically send the messages out.

I'd like self-destruct folders that would delete themselves if I wasn't around to sign into them once or twice a day. Because if I simply leave encrypted files, I worry that someone might think that they were important and would spend time along with money only to discover my porn!

05-15-17  07:27am - 2778 days #18
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Yeah, the only times that I have ever encountered problems has involved free porn. And I don't mean downloading torrents or something, it's been when checking out tube sites.

Some are probably safe because they're actually owned and operated by the same folks that run some the larger paysite networks. However, some are really fly by night operations and so it's hard to know if they're the direct source of malware or if they simply don't secure their sites properly against hackers.

Anyway, I've found that it was a lot safer to just stick with paysites. Sure, you have to watch out for cross sales when you're signing up, but other than that, you're far less likely to have issues with your cc info being compromised or getting viruses and malware on your PC.

05-05-17  05:34am - 2788 days #2
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Hi LPee23,

Urination isn't necessarily my cup of tea or should I say pee? But I totally respect the fact that it floats other people's boats. Well, and realistically if I am really into a girl then I do find it a turn on if she lets me watch her pee, because it feels so intimate to witness what is often considered such a private act.

At any rate, regardless of any differences in taste, I really wanted to check out the results of your efforts and I am really impressed. I want to congratulate you on creating such an interesting blog. Your idea of preserving info about former porn sites for posterity is definitely cool.

I am so glad that Amanda let you share the fruits of your labor, because you certainly deserve to toot your own horn on this great project!

04-25-17  07:57am - 2798 days #8
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I like them (he says with a rather sarcastic tone in his voice), because they make signing into some sites seem like a sort of game. Even though you've paid for your porn, you feel like you're hacking some code to just get inside the members' area.

I also suspect that they're about as effective as those safety lids on pill bottles are. You know the kind that you struggle with as an adult, but you just know little hands would make quick work of opening. I bet those bots have got those CAPTCHAs correct on the very first try every time!

04-13-17  06:38am - 2810 days Original Post - #1
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I find it ridiculous how United decided to dig up dirt on the passenger that they kicked off the plane. But there is a bit more to the story…

I just saw an interesting video (search "argument before united passenger removed" to find it) and apparently David Dao in speaking to his lawyer before the incident stats says that he will sue them if they remove him.

So maybe part of their attempt at a smear campaign was to discredit someone they perceived as looking to sue them in an opportunistic fashion. But I don't really think that they've helped their case and wouldn't avoiding the situation to begin with have stopped Dao from having the opportunity to sue?

And even if Dao was purposely obstinate in hopes of creating a situation over which he could sue, excessive force is excessive force. One 69-year-old man should be removed easily by four men without putting a scratch on his body - regardless of how he struggles and even if he's in great physical shape.

Now United says that it will compensate all passengers on board the flight, so one wonders if it wouldn't have simply been cheaper for them to offer passengers more money to voluntarily be bumped. After all, the CEO has had apologize in a more direct fashion now that United stocks have taken a hit.

What do you guys think?

04-07-17  06:05am - 2816 days #5
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Let me preface this statement by saying that sometimes I wonder when I hear someone acting in a different language than the one that I normally speak if they're actually good at acting or not. Hell, let's face it - someone can even be speaking English with a British accent and I am more prone to buy whatever they're selling...

At any rate, I mention that, because I absolutely love some of the scenes on the PornDoe Premium network. And specifically I mean the ones in French, because that's the only language that I really speak other than English - I mean enough to follow their plotlines. The scenarios are perhaps a bit camp at times, but even if they're slightly OTT that only helps to add a lighthearted element to the action, which I thoroughly enjoy. I much prefer it to porn that takes itself to seriously.

Like in one scene when a woman feels ignored by her businessman husband, she pulls of his shirts out of the laundry hamper and kisses the collar after applying a thick layer of lipstick. She then goes back into the other room where he's meeting a potential investor to confront him over his "cheating" used the shirt as proof. The whole thing is truly high drama and, of course, it ends in a threesome with the husband and his new business partner.

03-30-17  12:03pm - 2824 days #2
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I just want to say that the moaning and whimpering that goes on in them is really a turn off. I normally turn down the sound, because it's just too much. I guess that maybe it depends on the scene, though? Maybe some girls are less high pitched and whiny?

I do like bukkake, although I can understand that it's not everyone's cup of tea or should I say buckets of semen? I just find that is so nasty and it seems all the more so somehow when Japanese porn has the censoring mosaic.

I will definitely have to check out Japan HDV, because I'd love to see some Japanese action that isn't censored. I'd also like to read some subtitles so I finally have some friggin' idea of what they're saying. Although I feel that it would be more amusing if the scenes were dubbed over in English - Iron Chef style.

03-17-17  07:05am - 2837 days #3
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I think that a television show really has to reach the point where it isn't just popular, but is actually called a "phenomenon" and I am not sure "How To Get Away With Murder" has quite reached that point.

I think "President Hump: Making America Gape Again" is what I'm waiting for. I did find this link to a Trump porn parody http://digg.com/video/donald-trump-porn-parody I don't know how hot it is to see a man who looks like your fingers do after you've eaten too many Doritos, but the chick looks hot enough.

03-07-17  06:28am - 2847 days #5
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People are always cynical about having to pay for access as a fan. But realistically as much as we'd all love to believe that our favorite stars aren't doing it for the cash and only the love of their fans that seems too naïve.

For example, Hollywood actors always like to claim that they're doing what they're doing merely because of their genuine love of "the craft" without any consideration of the paycheck it might bring. But more often than not when money talks sincerity walks.

And I an be cynic, too, but it is true that Twitter like all forms of social media can run into hot water if they don't exercise some kind of control on whom has access to adult content. Making people pay is one way to be sure that they are of age.

02-28-17  11:46am - 2854 days #15
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I would give a word of warning... If you want to think of someone as more of a fantasy than a reality, you might not want to follow their social media feeds. Some pornstars really keep it business like, but others can share TMI!

I've read Tweets from some performers that went to some really dark places. Not really related to their jobs, but to things in their lives that to me would be best confided to a close family member or friend. I find a lot of folks these days overshare on social media and it can permanently alter the image other individuals have of a person over things that really weren't their business to know in the first place.

Also, sometimes you'll see a pornstar express a view about politics, social issues, etc. that might not sit well with you. And for me, I don't find that as much of an issue with another kind of celebrity. But somehow when it comes to porn my dick can be a real prick when it comes to refusing to get hard for someone who I find offensive - even if intellectually I think that everyone is entitled to an opinion.

02-22-17  04:38am - 2860 days #7
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Personally, I prefer to think of my porn as good clean fun - meaning completely devoid of some of the less sterile aspects of actual intercourse. I don't find the messiness of sex unappealing when I am actually doing it in person with a flesh and blood woman.

But for me, porn is a purely visual experience and I prefer visual perfection. I even find some of the Full HD and 4K two dimensional porn too realistic for my tastes, I don't want to see the razor bumps on some chick's shaved pussy and don't even get me started on how monstrous some dudes' dicks look when they're shown in too much crystal clear detail!

02-14-17  12:40pm - 2868 days #4
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Um, for me the notion of Playboy without nudity was like the idea of a vegetarian steakhouse... Meat lovers wouldn't visit for their soybean T-bones and most other folks would probably assume that there were better places to get a salad. So appealing to very few.

I also must admit that when I initially heard the news, I kind of assumed that it was a publicity stunt. I mean in this day and age when you've got full-frontal nudity in a large portion of popular cable television shows, a return to simpler times isn't really possible.

Maybe that's just the cynic in me?

02-06-17  12:02pm - 2876 days Original Post - #1
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Personally, I thought it was pretty good stuff. I appreciated that she managed to work in all of her hits, because I always think that it kind of sucks when an artist insists on not doing any of the songs that have made him or her famous.

I think that she has incredible legs so I thought some of the negative comments about the tiny little bit of tummy she's got were way over the top. Of course, she could of worn something to cover up her midriff, but I also assume that she let it all hang out, so to speak, on purpose because she anticipated taking on the haters and the body shamers.

And in the end, whether you like her or not, I think that it's hard to deny that she didn't put on a decent show and that she's got some genuine talent. I suppose some people might not support some of the messages of her songs, but for me, I am all for singing about tolerance and acceptance of people's differences. We've got enough hate going lately that it doesn't really need more of a showcase or anthem and I appreciated that Lady Gaga didn't say or do anything too overtly political with her performance.

What do you guys think?

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