I'm getting a new computer and I have close to 1k torrents that I'm seeding here. The data is on an external hard drive, but the .tor files are on my old computer. I was wondering if anyone had any advice on how to move the torrents to my new computer safely without losing any. I'm using Utorrent, btw.
Posts made by brettw97
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Utorrent
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Facefuck/Throatfuck
I love blowjob videos, especially brutally rough blowjobs. Master Buck, Ambroxios, Throat It Boy, Gag The Fag. Any recommendations for some brutal throatfucking?
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Daniel Donovan
Does anyone know if Daniel Donovan of Eastboys does anything more hardcore?
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Downloads Wont Download
Anytime I download a torrent, it just goes to the downloads in utorrent, and it does nothing. The downloads have 50+ peers. The trackers just list updating, and never update.
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Wrestling
Tomorrow, I'm going to be free leeching a 32 GB file of Alex Waters, my all time favorite wrestler from Rock Hard Wrestling.
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Who is this fitness model?
Can anyone tell me who this fitness model is?
[https://photos.app.goo.gl/J6mag2WWEizKwNPX9](link url)
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RE: 5 Oregon Counties Vote to Secede Into Idaho
No problem here. Self-determination in action.
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RE: Wrestlers real names
Does anyone know if Alex Waters from Rock Hard Wrestling wrestled for anyone else or did porn?
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RE: How many Porn Star at Thunder Arena?
Does anyone know if Alex Waters at Rock Hard Wrestling ever did porn?
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RE: Jeff Sessions argues it’s legal to fire someone for being gay; courts overrule
I agree with AG Sessions on this one. The 1964 Civil Rights Act never provided protection for us. It was written years before Stonewall. While what happened is cruel, we don't get the right to enforce imaginery laws. We should be pushing hard to amend the 1964 Civil Rights Act to cover us. That's the way the process is suppose to work, and in a democracy, the process is more important than the result if we want democracy to continue to work.
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RE: Difference between streams of the USA political parties?
On the key issues facing the US, what's the difference? The two key issues facing all nations today are immigration & free trade. Both parties want immigration. Dems want votes and GOP wants cheap labor, and because of this, they must have free trade to get access to cheaper raw consumer goods. Trump has hijacked the Republican Party to oppose these positions, but in reality, the majority of the GOP is in lock step with the Old Guard. There are social wedge issues, but on the biggest two challlenges, there's a consenus, a consenus I vehemently oppose.
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RE: Why Won't the White House Call Russian Elections Corrupt?
What does calling the Russian elections corrupt accomplish? The only two elements of the Russian elections that are corrupt was having a potential opposing candidate and state run media media giving Putin overwhelming positive coverage. He could turn that against the US, arguing that US MSM picked sides, and Hillary tainted law enforcement and start asking what gives the US the moral authority.
Putting PR aside, Putin is incredible popular in Russia, according to most Western polling firms between a 72-79% approval rating. He was going to win this election regarless. We do need Russian help to end the Ukrainian and Syrian conflicts, and we need their ongoing assistance in combating terrorism. Remember, how they warned the US about the Boston bombers, but the FBI was incompetent? In International Affairs, calling out every single thing you don't like isn't productive. We should refrain from calling out BS, and call out only those things that we genuinely care about, the things that truly affect our relationship.
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RE: Who's your favourite retired porn star?
Brady Jensen is still my favorite retired porn star. What current porn stars look similar to him?
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RE: "Mentally Ill Should Not Have Access to Guns" - Gov. Rick Scott (R-FL)
Switzerland is the most heavily armed nation, and yet has practically no homicides. Same can be said of Japan, in which they are disarmed. On Australia, the data is inconclusive, as their experiment is in the relative youthful stages of long term data. Australia has seen a spike in violent crime recently, but I would refrain from using them for comparison purposes until there's at least ten more year worth of data to draw from.
However, in the United States, the problems are much more complex. Do you live on a rural ranch in New Mexico near the US-Mexican border where cartels are as heavily armed in many cases as the US military? Do you live on a rural farm in Kentucky where your neighbors maybe in high end meth production in a county with literally just a couple of law enforcement officers available? The problem is trying to narrow down the problems of such a vast country into a few simple statements.
Truth is the law already prohibits the mentally ill & felons from legally purchasing guns. However, the loopholes are astounding because the money was never invested to get all 50 state to use the same database. Then, with state by state HIPPA laws, mental health professionals are too afraid of being sued by their patients to do the due dilligence on what is needed, and in other states, felons are often granted full rights back so that they can vote, which in some states include gun rights. There's alot to unpackage to have real reform.
Speaking as someone on the outside looking in- I do understand the need for gun ownership for protection and hunting purposes. However, it really feels like it has been taken to an extreme level and needs to be reined in.
For instance- would assault rifles and automatic weapons really be needed for hunting or self-defense?
And as for mental illness- as much as I see your point about responsible, medicated gun owners who have minor mental illness, as a point of public safety, I personally would feel better with stricter restrictions.In the end, the statistics speak for themselves. Places like Australia and Japan have proven that limiting gun ownership leads to a big drop in gun related deaths and shootings. So really it becomes a question of what is more important- the lives of potential future victims, or the freedom to carry.
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RE: Repeal the Second Amendment!
The Supreme Court rule in previous cases that law enforcement has no legal obligation to protect you. You cannot leagally sue law enforcement from failing to protect you, but they can be sued if they screw up and shoot you. If law enforcement does not have a legal responsibility to protect you, then why should you give up your capacity to defend yourself?
Then, look at nations like the UK, Sweden, France & Germany that have given up their guns. You will literally spend more time in jail for a crude joke than you will if you are a migrant who commits a serious crime, such as rape. The ultimate point of gun ownership is to safeguard against a tyrannical government, as last century alone saw over 120 million deaths at the hands of regimes where the populace was disarmed and unable to defend themselves.
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RE: Tillerson Admits US Has Not Discussed Chechnya’s Gay Torture Camps With Russia
Our policy on Chechnya makes it a dumpster fire. When the Sovet Union fell apart, Chechnya fought a war a separatist war to break away from Yeltsin's Russia. Yeltsin fought to keep Chechnya. When Putin came to power, the war was raging, and the US forced a settlement down Russia's throat, who was weak at that time, to allow Russia to keep Chechnya in exchange for Muslim autonomy in Chechnya. Any change on our position in Chechnya permits Putin to reopen that can of worms. We never should have forced the original Chechnya settlement on Russia.
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RE: About that Orlando Shooting… a coverup
Actually, the police did screw up royally here. Several family members in law enforce. New SOP for active shooter/mass casualty situations is not to wait and establish perimeter. Post-Columbine the SOP is to immediately charge in, neutralize the threat, and secure the scene for EMS. None of that occurred here. The police held back waited for SWAT, tried to negotiate. None of this is SOP.
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RE: Is Bill Clinton About to Die?
Seriously, I thought he was going to fall out of his chair and collapse when Hillary gave her acceptance speech at the DNC. He doesn't look well at all.