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Nutter

Posted on 4/1/2015, 04:29

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CITAZIONE (Sintricate1 @ 4/1/2015, 02:17)

I think it would be good if negative ratings were accompanied by a statement of what's wrong -- repost, too much sausage, no nudity, too much paint (different people are bored/grossed by different things, and new contributors might not know all the principles perfectly from the beginning); I see nothing wrong with maria_nn's cut piece with its (-2) (not very exciting, and starts out on its side, but so what?), while I can't find any nudity
in the flow dance piece, and Sysiphus var eine Frau is a repost.

Could it be negative rating is simply an expression people don't like the content (which is a subjective choice)?

Flow dance is on the margins, they are bare breasted but using tape on the nipples.

block_rounder4

Posted on 4/1/2015, 07:08

QUOTE (Nutter @ 3/1/2015, 22:29)

Could it be negative rating is simply an expression people don't like the content (which is a subjective choice)?

Subjectivity is difficult to quantify. :rolleyes:

QUOTE (Sintricate1 @ 3/1/2015, 20:17)

. . . new contributors might not know all the principles . . . .

Principles? You mean like "badges" in the movie Treasure of Sierra Madre? :B):

block_rounder4

Posted on 4/1/2015, 07:28

QUOTE (variosp @ 3/1/2015, 18:53)

QUOTE (pleura @ 4/1/2015, 00:35)

(IMG:http://fs1.directupload.net/images/150104/fef7anal.jpg)
vimeo.com/115865324

Nude at 37:37 min

enjoy it :lol:

I think the actress is C e l e s t e B r a n c a t o.

The music to which she does that perky little dance number is a nice New Orleans-inspired arrangement of "Careless Love." :B):

Edited by block_rounder4 - 4/1/2015, 11:08

Sintricate1

Posted on 4/1/2015, 08:32 +2

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I guess my normal response to 'not like' is no thumbs up, thumbs down means for me that there is something actively wrong about it. Well there's certainly no reason to expect everybody to act like me ...