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08-24-09 11:18am - 5599 days | #4 | |
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I used to find those lists interesting but no so much any more. It's really just a things that have happened or have "always been" in a teens a lifetime. Just because something has always been a certain way doesn't necessarily mean that all people find it appropriate or true. People are more likely to accept the state of affairs in their lifetime as being true on the surface but that doesn't mean that the next generation of moronic Americans (I'm a card carrying member) turns off their ability to reason and think about their world. As for the young porn hounds, the most damaging idea is that "free internet porn, music and movies is the rule, not the exception" is the most difficult idea facing the entertainment industry as a whole. However, people bitched about the invention of audio tape (your can record stuff off the radio or your friends lp) and the vcr (people will record stuff off of tv and skip the ads or tape movies from tv and not rent or buy them). The new generations, especially in this fast paced interconnected world, simply tend to assimilate and adopt technologies as standard operating procedure without going through the moral/business debate surrounding it. The result is that business models sometimes have to change to connect with a new audience. The moralizing and debating for the young tend to come later when they get older and have a stake in the status quo. As for porn, I don't see much changing in terms of what people like or not. When todays youth have their own kids, the idea of sporting a set of DDDD platic tits and ass antlers like mom has won't be as appealling to the next generation. It seems like most niches and fetishes exist in porn land and that some may gain more prominence with the new crowd but with more to explore means there's more room for people to find what they like and what turns them on. The most difficult task of the moment in porn land is convincing the teenies to pay for their porn; what's going to push the next frontier of porn will be the adaptation or creation of new technologies, not what the young crowd likes or doesn't. | |
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08-21-09 12:55pm - 5602 days | #32 | |
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I saw the article Lk2fireone notes in todays' paper. It's definitely an interesting twist to the argument and one that might carry traction. The point the AIDS activists are making is really a workplace safety one (OSHA guideline). In pretty much any other workplace setting where people come into contact with bodily fluids there is usually a laundry list of precautions that the government mandates employers and their employees/contractors to follow. Using the activists logic, it's a pretty convincing argument that pornstars should be wearing protection to limit the potential of disease transmission. The counter argument is somewhat legalistic and has nothing to do with what the public wants to see (just because people want to see criminals getting fed to the lions doesn't mean we have the right to see it) or where it gets it's sex ed from. The whole argument being made depends on how California defines pornstars as employees engaged in standard employment practices. First, there is the argument that if employees/pornstars are appropriately screened for HIV then there is minimal risk of disease transmission. However, this argument on its own probably doesn't work because of the recent HIV cases that have come up and it doesn't include other diseases like hepatitis, crabs, HPV virus (virus that greatly increases the risks of cervical cancer), etc. Second, you're getting into the realm of the bedroom (quite literally). The US courts have basically taken the position that you can't discriminate against consenting adults for what the they do sexually behind closed doors. It seems to me that so long as porn stars are tested and clean and sign a consent form stating that they know about the potential risks of unprotected sex then they're not doing anything else that the rest of America doesn't do. None of us would be here if protected sex were the law of the land. While the sex on camera aspect of porn isn't for the purpose of procreation, I can't see a court stepping into the whole "intent of the act" debate about porn. That's about as slippery a slope as you'd ever find. My point is that porn is not your standard work place. It's a mix of a workplace (the set, the dressing rooms, lighting rigs, etc.) and a mix of consenting adults partaking in a first amendment (among others) protected activity. You can never eliminate the "dangers" of sex in the real world so why expect otherwise out of the porn industry? The AIDS activists could counter by saying that the sex is really part of the workplace because that's what the stars are getting paid to do and they wouldn't be there otherwise or getting paid for doing something else (I'm omitting the solo sex scenes on this one). This argument takes the position that pornstars are employees who are essentially being held hostage by the demands of the producers. If this were true, consenting adult/first amendent issues aside, then the government probably could step in and mandate that certain sex precaustions be taken. However, using this rationale, the government could just conclude that the risks are too high given the whole multiple partner aspect of porn sex (not just orgies but high volume of M/F scenes with various stars) and exchange of bodily fluids that porn is too dangerous of an industry to even be allowed to exist as it does, condoms or not. That rationale runs counter to Californian courts finding that porn is a constitionally protected enterprise. It also drags the state into the realm of sex between consenting adults where I don't think it wants to go and where the courts may ultimately stop them from going. Even if California adopted a "condoms only" law, which is the intent behind the AIDS activists arguments that could be legall problematic for the reasons I pointed out. Such a law or workplace requirement would be tied up in the courts for years. My logic and reasoning ain't flawless by any stretch but I don't think we're going to see a "Cali Condom Code" any time soon ... for no other reason that California is broke and pushing out the porn industry will dry up state coffers even more than they currently exist. Like I noted in a recent post in another thread, the porn industry needs to start showing some real business savvy now a days. Talking about what the public wants and sex ed from porn isn't going to win many supporters. What they should be talking about is constituitionally protections for Americans, the fact that the industry will sue and tie up the issue for years in court (costing the taxpayers a lot of money) and if the industry loses and leaves California how that's going to dry up revenue in a time when the Governator is looking for pennies in his Hummer to fill the budget gap. Edited on Aug 21, 2009, 01:07pm | |
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08-21-09 12:11pm - 5602 days | #45 | |
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08-20-09 06:47pm - 5603 days | #19 | |
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08-20-09 05:04pm - 5603 days | #16 | |
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08-20-09 04:50pm - 5603 days | #36 | |
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08-19-09 11:03pm - 5603 days | #21 | |
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08-19-09 06:25pm - 5604 days | #2 | |
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Here's the link to the forum thread for listing new porn sites on TBP/PU: https://www.pornusers.com/forum/forum_thread.html?threadid=8. | |
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08-19-09 03:25pm - 5604 days | #24 | |
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08-19-09 12:27pm - 5604 days | #20 | |
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08-19-09 12:20pm - 5604 days | #9 | |
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08-18-09 05:44pm - 5605 days | #5 | |
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08-18-09 03:45pm - 5605 days | #60 | |
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08-18-09 02:06pm - 5605 days | #9 | |
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08-18-09 01:59pm - 5605 days | #8 | |
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08-18-09 12:13pm - 5605 days | #4 | |
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08-18-09 12:00pm - 5605 days | #3 | |
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08-17-09 05:35pm - 5606 days | Original Post - #1 | |
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08-17-09 11:11am - 5606 days | #8 | |
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08-14-09 11:44am - 5609 days | #2 | |
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I'd suggest posting this as a comment on the Private.com page here at PU so more people, ideally those with more knowledge about the site, will see your query. | |
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08-13-09 04:31pm - 5610 days | #14 | |
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08-13-09 02:29pm - 5610 days | #11 | |
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08-13-09 02:08pm - 5610 days | #4 | |
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08-13-09 01:58pm - 5610 days | #3 | |
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08-12-09 03:12pm - 5611 days | #30 | |
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"Socialist countries" or whatever you want to call them take the approach that healthcare is a basic right and has the government provide coverage to all (or almost all) to meet that obligation. I think most Americans would agree with that premise but somehow think that government is too inefficient by definition to do anything except burn money. Limiting the government's presence in the business world is generally a good thing (current economic meltdown excepted) since government isn't very agile or creative in a business climate. With healthcare though, you just can't go buy the latest and greatest package of "healtcare" out of a vending machine. It's a specialized and complex field where the latest and greatest treatments cost a lot to produce and where competition is limited by the nature of all the specialized training and equipment that goes into it. The other problem is that you need more healthcare the older you get, when you're theoretically living on retirement savings and less able to react to cost changes. Under a true capitalist system, it is the very old, the very young and very sick that should be paying out the wazoo for their healthcare; the same class of people who are in the worst position to actually pay for it. Frankly, I'd rather have some amount be taken out of my paycheck each month for healthcare knowing that for next to nothing I can get treated if I get sick and not worry about going bankrupt or even having access to healthcare. If I have to wait a bit longer for service or not get everything that technology might allow for, I'll take that trade off. | |
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08-12-09 02:41pm - 5611 days | #23 | |
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08-11-09 09:15pm - 5612 days | #19 | |
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08-11-09 08:56pm - 5612 days | #18 | |
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According to Khan, the PU health infirmary is filling up with cases of temporary blindness, hand cramps, tunnel carpal syndrome and euro snatch fever. Seeing that health care policy is all the rage now a days the following is the Wittyguy primer on US healthcare for all 3 of you who might care (a great free of charge medical service I might add that is included under the PU member health plan): Why is our system like it is? Almost every Western country has a government sponsored national health plan ... except the US. Under this system, the government owns all the hospitals and has the docs on payroll so costs are contained but you may not get the best or newest care the shortest amount of time. There was serious talk about going this route after WWII here in the US and again in the 60's and early 70's but we never got there. Instead, because health care was relatively cheap at the time, Congress gave businesses a tax deduction for employers buying health insurance for their employees. This type of health plan is a fee for service plan, where health care providers only get paid for providing services. This type of system lacks cost containment because the incentive is for doctors to provide lots of tests and services at high fees and for insurers to deny or limit coverage to increase their profits. For those who are retired or disabled, you get Medicare - the US version of government healthcare. Medicare usually pays about 80% of what private insurance does. Part of your payroll taxes go towards funding Medicare. What's wrong with the current system? In one simple word: money. For the crips and retirees, Medicare will go broke in 8 years which means that the US government will be adding even more onto the 15 to 20 trillion dollar deficit we'll have at that time. For the rest of us, the lack of cost containment overall sectors of the health field means that health insurance premiums have doubled since the year 2000. That means businesses can't afford to insure employees and those who don't have insurance can't afford it. As a result about 15% of Americans have no health insurance and another 15% are underinsured meaning they can't afford to pay for costs associated with a serious illness because of a high deductable insurance plan or limited insurance coverage. Because of soaring health insurance costs, more people go un/underinsured which means that they can't pay and thus the costs of insurance go up for those who can afford to pay. As a result we spend about 30% to 40% more as a nation for medical than other developed countries and we get worse results (the US doesn't even crack top 20 nations in most health statistics). I already got insurance through work or I'm retired and on Medicare so who cares? Answer: you do. For those are or are near retirement, Medicare goes broke in 8 years. Most of the currently proposed legislation proposes to pay for revamping our system by squeezing medicare costs. Thus, your medicare plan may provide less coverage at higher costs to you in the future even if the policians say that isn't case (funny how future realities can change todays promises). If you're working you already pay a hidden tax. Like I said, health care costs have doubled in the last 9 years. If you assume that there was no increase in health insurance costs over the last nine years and your employer took half of those savings and paid them out as wage increases, you would have had an extra $10k to $12k in total income since the year 2000. Also, as costs continue to increase your insurance coverage will cost you more in terms of your portion that you pay out of your wages, the deductables for treatment will increase or you may lose your coverage because your employer can't afford it. So, what's with all the nasty shit being tossed around about the pending healthcare legislation? Frankly, I don't know. The reason I say this is because there is no single piece of legislation out there. There are at least 3 or 4 proposals right now with nothing carved in stone and anything that might become law will still see major changes from where we're at now. All the nutjobs who profess to be in love with the Obama plan or despise the thought of Nazi controlled health care are talking out of their ass. The biggest problem is that people don't like change and people don't really understand how the US healthcare system works (does any one person really understand it all?) so fear mongering has a better chance of taking hold. The basic premise behind all of the proposals is to increase coverage for more people by eliminating the pre-existing medical condition requirements to health coverage; to create some universal basics for what health insurance must provide; limit Joe Tax Payors co-pays and deductables as part of that insurance plan; and require that most Americans have health insurance (for those who can't afford it the government would help subsidize some of the costs - that's what all the talk about how much money this going to cost comes from). So what is the end result going to be? In a word: nothing. If Congress and Obama can't agree on anything the current system will continue, waiting to be fixed after the next presidential election when it's really broken. If legislation is passed, none of the current proposals do much to contain medical costs or call for universal government run health care like the Europeans have. A few million more people will get coverage and double digit increases in insurance premiums will back off for a couple of years. However, without containing the cost of medical services and insurance premiums (only a government sponsored health insurance plan could even hope to do this and that isn't going to happen despite all the talk about it) the cost of providing health insurance will still out pace our ability to pay for it. All that's going to happen is what we've kicked the can down the road a few years. If you like the nasty politics of our current melee, wait until we go through rounds 2, 3, and 4 over the next 12 years. You have now finished reading this post, it's time to wake up and continue downloading your porn ;) | |
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08-06-09 08:03pm - 5617 days | #67 | |
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With a lot of not so advanced countries jumping on the "ban all porn" bandwagon, I've noted a few times above that it's just a manner of time before these laws are used merely for political oppression or retribution. Well, the bandwagon has finally pulled into town in the highly enlightened country of Zambia. Seems that newspaper publisher is being prosecuted for emailing obscene photos to a government official. The obscene pics in question? Two shots of women giving birth without medical assistance ... scenes that I must confess aren't at the top of my porn collection viewing list. It seems the publisher has advocated the end of nurses strike in that country by having the government actually pay the nurses living wages. Thus, the only real reason for the trial is to put the clamps down on the political opposition. The only amusing chapter in this sad case is that the minister had, to her embarrassment, phantom up some sort of explanation of how these pictures were arousing to her in open court. Obviously the only criminal here is the govenment minister who needs serious psychological help for her extreme case of pedophiliac attraction or "all natural" s+m addiction. I'm just waiting for some of these countries to start prosecuting birth control and AIDS activists under porn/obscenity laws. Remember your country is only truly safe when everyone is ignorant and the government is always right. | |
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07-30-09 09:11pm - 5624 days | #4 | |
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Damn, Ragingbuddhist stole my line. Actually I do like pantyhose and I would download more but there aren't many sites that do it well that I would want to go back to. Hotlegsandfeet is probably the best but you get all sorts of stuff there besides hose. Hose can be sexy if done right, not the generic store stuff you mom bought when you we were little kids (the last time hose were probably in fashion). For me though, it's not so much the eroticism of seeing a chick stripping out of them, it's more of a mild clothes sex fetish I got (tear them to get them out of the way and go for it). | |
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07-30-09 07:19pm - 5624 days | #17 | |
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07-30-09 03:16pm - 5624 days | #11 | |
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07-28-09 10:54pm - 5625 days | #122 | |
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07-27-09 03:31pm - 5627 days | #5 | |
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Part of the problem with getting informed about Brazzers is that they are listed under "Brazzerspass" and "Brazzersnetwork". There is no warning about the inability to download HD vids under the PU "Brazzerpass" page. However, there are several comments about the practice here: https://www.pornusers.com/review/brazzersnetwork/. Although I haven't been a member in some time it appears that the fine folks over there feel that unless you have been a member for at least 6 months or pay for a year long membership that you will not be allowed to DL the HD vids. Proof once again that it doesn't take a genius to ruin a business model. | |
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07-27-09 03:20pm - 5627 days | #10 | |
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You bastards are way too artsy. What, no sodomized bondage babe sporting a "gaper" with a baseball bat sticking out of it to great you in the morning? No need to tell your boss to shove it, just point to your screen ... besides no one likes to acutally talk to management before they've had a few cups o' joe in the morning ;) Even though almost no one sees my computer I keep all my porn files hidden (those little function keys on the keyboard do serve as a convenient short cut for that). I just swap out nature pics I've taken over the years as my desktop background. Today, as I'm roasting my ass off, we have a fine ice canyon waterfall. Edited on Jul 27, 2009, 03:25pm | |
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07-23-09 04:19pm - 5631 days | #10 | |
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07-23-09 12:54pm - 5631 days | #8 | |
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07-23-09 11:36am - 5631 days | #5 | |
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07-21-09 03:42pm - 5633 days | #10 | |
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Isn't this an issue that all PU members should care deeply about? I mean, given the amount of porn we have aren't we all at risk of "going blind" from rubbin' the stump ;) | |
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07-21-09 03:40pm - 5633 days | #48 | |
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Calves are always a bitch to grow. You can tone them on a bike but that's it. I always get a laugh at the chicken leg guys in the gym. Separates the men from the boys because working legs hurts and there's no way to get around it. | |
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07-21-09 12:32pm - 5633 days | #46 | |
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I used to be into weightlifting but I've been on hiatus for about a year or two, something I need to get back into. I'm one of those that small percentage who have "skinny white boy" disease so when I'm trying to add muscle it's really about consuming massive amounts of calories and protein. I used to drink a couple of protein shakes a day just (shooting for about 2 to 2.5 grams of protein per pound of body weight) just to keep bulking up. You still have to watch what you eat in terms of fat because there's no point in being buff and keeling over from a heart attack. I used to use creatine (the only true supplement I've ever used) simply because it does help on the recovery times especially after brutal leg workouts (I think my best squat was only around 460, but then again I've never weighed more than 185). The only downs side to have a permanent six pack is that you really have to bust ass to put on muscle. I stay away from the metal grippers. Too much wear and tear on the hands. I did use the flexible wrist straps as a substitute a fair amount. I also take the position that I don't like gloves. I used to wear them all the time and now I never do. It messes with my grip too much and the callouses give you something to pick at besides your nose. I would guess that's mostly psychological on my part but as I've gotten older I've focused a lot more on correct form and grip as opposed to piles of weight. You actually get better results (in terms of physical look) and you reduce your chance of injury. I had to take time off because of a shoulder problem. It was getting to the point that bench pressing just about anything was causing problems. I think it's something in the way one of my shoulders operates so the extended rest (way too long, now I'm just lazy ;) probably will have helped but I'll never be a bench press king. Edited on Jul 21, 2009, 12:36pm | |
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07-20-09 06:23pm - 5634 days | #108 | |
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07-20-09 02:43pm - 5634 days | #14 | |
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07-20-09 11:05am - 5634 days | #105 | |
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07-20-09 10:58am - 5634 days | #8 | |
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