Yeah, totally agree with you. I do like the bigger variety of porn we get nowadays because of amateur stuff, but I do miss the older movies.
As cheesy and silly as the stories were they do help with the mood, they add an element of fantasy to the scenes that makes it hotter. Most of my favorite porn are the ones that have a little bit of a story to set the stage.
@R0cky114514 His name is Luke, he's feature in a video called Trying New Things with Cain West (and a couple others I believe). No second name though 
I'm not sure if Etsy is popular in Latin America, but it's a very popular website for handmade things, you can sell your stuff on there, that's their return policy:
Sellers aren’t required to accept returns, exchanges, or provide a refund unless stated in the return policy on their listing.
If the seller is willing to accept this return, be sure to settle on the details in a message before returning the item.
@fredfranco Your computer needs to download the file for you to watch, so it's always possible to get it.
Yeah the basic way is right clicking on the page, going to Inspect Element, finding the video and downloading. Usually when you can do that you can use extensions as well.
But yeah, lots of websites can block that. The workaround I found is you play the video, then you click Inspect Element, go to Sources, then you browse there until you find the video, and you copy that link. Then you go to VLC, Convert/Save, Network, then you paste the link there and it'll save it. It'll be pretty hard the first time on any website because the video might be hard to find, but still it should work. I also found that it's better to open the sources page, and then play the video, because then the part where the video is will load and appear there, so you can have a better idea of where it is.
@R0cky114514 It's a scene from Raw Dads, its has multiple parts, so check all the videos on the website, either way here is one of the parts:
https://www.rawdads.com/videos/rdd0070_michaelboston_dillondiaz_orgy_part02
@frostycab I know op is banned, hehe, but we already got a sitewide freeleech around new years. I don't remember how many times they did that though.
@lololulu19 It all boils down to 4k textures.
You see, for videogames to look good each object requires a few textures which are Color Map, Normal Map, Roughness Map. So you need 3 images per material.
And yes, they've been using this for years, so what changed? The main culprit is 4k and High Resolution. As an idea a single 4k texture can range between 5mb-20mb. So the textures of a single object might be around 30mb. And a reminder that big objects might need more than a single material.
We also need to consider how much bigger games are nowadays, and how many objects are in each scene. And that's how games get to gigantic amounts.
To reduce that the designers could either drop texture resolution, which would result in blurry low res textures, or do a lot of compression, which would increase load times.
3D models aren't very heavy, but in the amounts they use, it does occupy a hefty amount. Now programming barely occupies anything.
And yes, lack of polish does help increase the size of the videogame, but even a very well polished game like Baldurs Gate 3 occupies 150GB.
@HDTV You can do that when you use the Picture Browser (although I'd like to be able to sort Free Leech on the Picture Browser).
@bigred3569 The guy being fucked is called Thomas Friedl, although he goes by many names, here's the full list, hehe:
https://pbc.xxx/wiki/Thomas_Friedl#Gay_Pornography
The other guy the max I saw is the name Marcus, but don't remember seeing him anywhere else besides this video.
As for the where it's from, it's from a studio called RubHim, nowadays they're part of GayWire I believe, so that's the scene:
https://gaywire.com/scene/9335231/strong-men-fucking
It's from the studio Tramplin.net, https://tramplin.net
No idea the name of the guy.
@bvbfan-0 He goes by Rodrix54 (or Rodrixxx54), he apparently has accounts in many sites, hehe:
https://xhamsterlive.com/rodrix54/videos
https://xnxx.health/pornstar/rodrixxx54
https://www.xvideos.com/amateur-channels/rodrixxx54#
@me7022 I'm not a lawyer, so you know, hehe.
But as is my understanding many places send those e-mails, but they basically mean nothing, unless you respond to them. I've heard of cases when people responded to the e-mails and the company went after them.
So the best thing you can do about those e-mails is to ignore and delete them, they can't do anything about it. Answering is the worst option.
That's Alexander Sparks, from Bearfilms. Unfortunately I don't see the video available here.
Either way, that's the video from this picture, if you watch the very ending you can tell it's him:
https://www.mansurfer.com/video/64976/alexander-sparks-mitch-connor
Damn, I'm impressed I've managed to find it with so little information, hehehe.
I have one. At the time I was living in my grandma's house, and my uncle was as well, I was alone at home, grandma was travelling or something, uncle at work, so I decided to watch some porn, I was even fully naked.
So while watching I heard the door opening, barely had any time to cover my penis and close the video, when my uncle walks through the door (he came home to get something). I was like, I'm naked because it's too hot 
, he obviously didn't believe, but didn't say anything, hehe.
That's Brendon Patrick, the video is this one:
https://www.sayuncle.com/movies/mr-patrick
@ysrael-0 Ate onde eu saiba nao tem como, soh hackeando o sistema deles.
@Vin20 Sure, :p. So to watch any video online you need to download it to your computer, so technically every video can be downloaded. But it's important to know that you need to have access to the video.
The first method is the one I explained. Right Click anywhere near the video, Go to Inspect Element. Then by browsing with the mouse on the source code of the website you can find the link of the video (might be easier to understand with a video). When you find the link all you need is to open the link and download the video.
But a lot of websites have protection against that, so there is a second method. Basically you open the video, then Right Click - Inspect Element. On the tab that opens you click in Sources, then you find the video (it will have a video extension, like Mp4 or something). Then you right click and copy the link. After that you need to have VLC, go to Media - Convert/Save, then click in Network, there you paste the video URL, then you click Save, and then you wait. Yes it's a much more complicated method, but hopefully it's understandable.
Extensions basically do those processes for you, I never found an extension that does the second one, but if the ones suggested above work it'd easier to use them. Otherwise the second method should work.
@Vin20 You could try checking the source code of the page (just Right click near the video, go to inspect element and try to find the video), that's what those extensions do.
Many websites have ways to go around it, so if that's the case is a whole lot more annoying. But is basically you need to go to Sources, find the video and use a software like VLC to download it.
@kirbyshiny You've probably heard, but episode 3 of The Last of Us threats about that, it's a quite a wholesome episode considering. Not a whole show, but still.