There is nothing that currently prohibits the upload of a Man's Best video. That being said however, there is a rule against posting content with under age models. As long as the particular video(s) in question do not have under age models, then there is technically no violation.
http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/pdf/prevention_research_malecircumcision.pdf
That one seems to go most in depth, and it comes straight form the CDC. Although the rates vary from one STD to the next, the general consensus is that you're twice as likely to contract any STI with foreskin than you are to contract it without foreskin. Other references that vouch that circumcision actually reduces the risk include:
http://www.webmd.com/men/news/20090325/circumcision-cuts-stds
http://www.cosmopolitan.com/sex-love/news/a12466/circumcision-std-risk/
http://healthland.time.com/2013/04/17/why-circumcision-lowers-risk-of-hiv/
I'm a naughty boi…. By far the naughtiest thing that I've ever done was to have sex with a cop in the back of his cruiser in exchange for not giving me a ticket for doing 73 mph (117 km/h) in a posted 45 mph (70 km/h) zone... Who would have thought that at 2 AM in the bible belt of North Carolina that I'd get the only gay cop on the force? LOL
It was kinda hot actually, especially with the whole thrill of almost getting caught by his supervisor.
Canada isn't all that much different from the USA with respect to the topic of circumcision. There are a few interesting statistics that are worth pointing out when it comes to that topic.
First up on the list would be the risk of contracting an STD. Believe it or not, but an uncircumcised guy as the top of the sexual relation is statistically 200% more likely to contract an STD through the pocket under the foreskin than that of a circumcised guy. This is largely due to the fact that the foreskin creates a trap (or pocket) for lack of a better term where bacteria and other such foreign substances can get trapped, particularly if you do not clean under the foreskin. By this same token, speaking as a guy who has not had the little snip snip, I can attest that if you are not very careful to clean out under the foreskin very well on a regular basis, you'll find yourself at an increased risk and frequency of infections such as strep throat bacteria or yeast infections under the foreskin, which can become rather painful.
On the flip side of that, although the risk of running around with a germ trap is much higher with an uncircumcised penis, there are also drawbacks to getting the little snip snip. One of the biggest downsides that I know of to having the foreskin removed is that a number of people that I know who have had it done later on in life report that the sensitivity in the head of their penis is either non-existent or otherwise severely reduced by comparison after having the foreskin removed. The other most common down side that I have heard of is in cases where the doctor, moyle, etc that is doing the circumcision doesn't do it correctly, thus taking off a little too much skin. In this type of situation, getting an erection can actually be painful as the remainder of the skin gets stretched out much more than it otherwise should, which can cause painful sensations if the procedure is not done correctly. Sadly, it is my understanding that this down side is rather common.
Quand vous avez plus que 120 GB à partager avant que vous arrivant à votre ratio minimum, c'est completement normale. Il vas prendre beaucoup à voire la change dans votre ratio.
Yeah…. It's rather interesting to see how some studios change over time either to follow new and emerging trends, or to otherwise try to make a name for themselves. Personally, I'll never understand the whole business model of some studios.
If it helps any, I've been having a lovely message pop up in Transmission from time to time recently that reads:
"Tracker gave HTTP response code 502 (Bad Gateway)"
The strange thing about this is that when I right click the torrent, then click on "Ask Tracker for More Peers", the tracker refreshes and I seem to be back on track without an issue.
I'm growing rather frustrated by two different issues that I seem to be seeing more frequently on GT.ru… Although we have no rules about over-seeding, it's getting very annoying when users are seeding 100+ torrents, as to make some of their seeds quite useless. This is the case with the following torrent:
https://www.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=d6ac0dcc904f624ffe9be73a4968c88759329b509b4d6afa
There are currently 7 seeders on this torrent, none of which I can connect to because they're all seeding over 100 torrents each. This means that although the tracker sees them as seeding this torrent, it is pretty much impossible to connect to any of them. This has been the case for a few days now.
The other two torrents seem to suffer a very similar problem. Namely, these two torrents:
https://www.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=d61d10a91470d885fe9be73a4968c8878550a2c08a6a1cbc
and
https://www.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=915477d08d24ee6afe9be73a4968c887904edae1a4a1e1cb
The problem with these two torrents seems to be that all of the seeders are either passive nodes, which I cannot seem to connect to, or are otherwise seeding too many torrents to be able to get a connection to them. This is rather frustrating to say the least. What ever happened to people seeding their torrents responsibly and actually properly setting up their network to allow people to download from them?
I know this may sound crazy, but some of us on here actually want to be able to download torrents, and it makes it very frustrating when users are irresponsible with their connection and seeding habits, thus making it incredibly difficuly for anyone to download the torrents that they are seeding….. C'mon guys... Get with the program and hop on the progress train here, because this little homo is getting REEEEEEEEEEEEALLY frustrated by the lack of cooperation that I seem to be getting from a number of users on this site as of late.
I'm willing to bet that this is another studio that takes the DMCA a little too seriously and enforces it militantly. While some studios are very strict at enforcing the DMCA, other studios are not on top of it nearly as much. As such, I suspect that this is one of the studios that is quick to have stuff removed.
True…. It just seems so weird to know that people we both regard as family are either related by blood to me or to him.... What's more fucked up is knowing that one particular branch of the family tree is actually related by blood to both of us lol
I guess that my latest addition to my hoodie collection is much more fitting for me now than ever
The funnier thing is that this was the hoodie that I was wearing when I went to the family function where as it turns out, relatives of both of our sides of the blood line were attending
I am going to remind everyone of the site rules clearly state that asking for, exchanging of, or otherwise soliciting for invites is FORBIDDEN. To be more specific, the general rules section clearly states the following:
Discussions and requests how to hack or rip a web site; crack or remove copy protections and Digital Restriction Management (DRM) systems; remove invisible watermarks in media files; and requests or offers to share passwords, logins or invitations are prohibited. Do not request or offer to share files obtained by these activities.
So, my fellow homos of the internet…. Please take this as a gentle reminder to read the rules regularly so that you don't have problems in the future. 
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So I have a bit of a dilemma…. It's kind of funny, and kind of redneck of me all at the same time...
See, I started seeing this guy up North, completely not clueing into his last name, since I'm not all that close with my father's side of the family. I mean, I know if you go to the small town of Cochrane up North, about 2/3 of the phone book are related to me, down to and including the last name. What I didn't realize is that this connection goes even farther out in this general neck of the woods than I thought. So.... I'm a little perplexed as to what to do with this whole situation. Allow me to explain things a little more clearly, as the situation has already become quite bizarre to say the least.
So I start seeing this guy, not having any clue about the connection in the family until after about a good week of fucking non-stop. After about a week, we decide it's time to meet the family. I of course thought nothing of this really...... until I walked into the family function, only to see 4 of my relatives that I am actually related to by blood in the room and suddenly, my heart was in my throat. It was at that moment that all the pieces started to come together and it came to surface that apparently, my father's cousin married one of his cousins. Nevertheless, as much as we're technically only related by marriage (thankfully), it's still weird to see both of us calling some of the same people aunt or uncle. No matter which way you look at it (by marriage or otherwise), it's a little strange to have the whole topic of conversation steer to "so... you're fucking your cousin".
So... All of this being said, I'm a little lost as to what exactly to do here and how exactly to handle the whole situation. As it is, breaking the news to that branch of my family that I'm HIV+ was bad enough, but having to explain the whole we're technically not cousins, even though we are legally classified as such thing is a little strange to me. This is why I bring this to the masses.... Anyone have any thoughts on how to handle such a delicate situation?
Yes… Indeed it is 
It would seem that I had a bit of a brain fart and didn't keep scrolling before hitting reply :hehe:
There is one particlar lawsuit that stands out to me…. Take a look at these:
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2009/07/judge-throws-book-at-usenetcom-in-riaa-lawsuit/
http://betanews.com/2007/10/18/riaa-finally-takes-aim-at-newsgroups/
http://www.theverge.com/2014/8/19/6044679/the-six-lawsuits-that-shaped-the-internet <– Not as relevant, but it touches on it
There are a small handful of other ones out there, however to my understanding, they didn't end up going anywhere because the providers were able to cough up an explanation that provided for plasible deniability due to the nature of the way that the Usenet system works.
Yes… You are correct. You definitely are able to just select the specific video(s) that you're looking for. I however don't like doing that because it makes it really hard to bring said torrent back to life in the future should it ever start to die down in seed poplarity
You'd have to do some digging to find a cracked copy, but I would be inclined to recommend Final Cut Pro…. It's what I've used in the film industry while doing editing for many years now, with absolutely NO regrets.
I do understand where you're coming from there zoomp…. Sadly, there are too many users (especially newer ones) who just cannot wrap their brains around the concept of a ratio in the first place. Regardless of the size of the torrent collection, there would be too many people who either wouldn't bother to check the size, or would otherwise download one of (or multiple) the torrents, along with a whole slew of other torrents, without understanding the ratio requirement.
These people would either be in the position where they need to donate, or they need to otherwise dig themselves out of the rut that they would get themselves into by participating in the forum and seeding their torrents religiously to maximize the impact to their SBP balance that they can cash in on to be able to get upload credit in lieu of being able to actually upload content.
Ummmm…. I'm not sure what formulation that they're on (whether it's Atripla, or otherwise separate), but I must forewarn you that Efavirenz should be avoided like the plague. It's more commonly known as Sustiva, and while your friend may not realize it now, but Sustiva is a very evil drug. I have seen first hand the kind of damage that Sustiva (Efavirenz) can do to a person with long-term use. For example, thanks to Sustiva, my ex now suffers from a severe case of peripheral neuropathy. To go along with this, he still frequently suffers from brain farts as I like to call them where he'll mean to say one thing, but will reverse the order of a few words, or otherwise associate the wrong word with something, leaving the person that he's talking to very confused.
I would strongly recommend that your friend get off of Sustiva ASAP for their own good. I'm not saying this to be a bitch or anything, but rather out of serious concern because I have seen first hand what Sustiva will do to a person with long-term use. I would be more inclined to recommend the switch to something like Truvada (Tenofovir 300mg / Emtricitabine 200mg) & Isentress (Raltegravir 400mg) as a substitute in the meantime. There are two down sides to this regime, however they're more manageable when paired up with something like Lomotil. The first down side is that Truvada often causes dry mouth and (and I say this from first hand experience of having been on it myself) can make for a rather "shitty" situation, if you catch my drift. The other down side is that Isentress in its standalone formation needs to be taken twice a day, which is statistically proven to be harder to adhere to than a once a day treatment.
Once on that regime, I would be inclined to recommend that they get a blood test done known as the HLA-B5701, which tests to see if you will have a rather serious reaction to Abacavir. If this test comes back negative, I would be inclined to recommend at that point making another switch from the Truvada/Isentress combination over to Triumeq. It falls under the same drug class as Isentress, however is formulated differently as to only need to be taken once a day. This would roll them down into one pill once a day. That being said though, I would not recommend just starting the Triumeq blindly as the reaction that the HLA-B5701 tests for is a severe body rash that can blister and become quite painful. To my understanding, it is the most common side effect and is thought on the most part to be the only real known side effect. I have been on this regime now for a while and have noticed no side effects to speak of. Also, on that note, it just so happens that the class of drugs that the Isentress falls into happens to now be regarded as the most powerful class of medications when combatting HIV in the world. It is responsible for me finally breaking the 700 mark in my CD4 count and coming in at an all time high of 1040 as of the last test.
Triumeq is a combination drug that mixes Dolutegravir, Abacavir, & Lamivudine, however it is rolled down into one pill. It's similar to a solution such as Atripla (which more or less is Tenofovir & Emtricitabine (or Truvada) and Sustiva (Efavirenz) all rolled into one pill), only it uses the newer medications and is all rolled into one pill that is taken once daily. In all seriousness though, I strongly recommend the discontinuation of Sustiva ASAP for their own good. If they're comfortable staying on the Sustiva for 3 months or so for the HLA-B*5701 test to come back, it may make more sense to make the switch over to Triumeq right off the top. It's proven to be much more effective, without the hassles of the nasty side effects. I know this may sound like I'm out to lunch, but this is something that I happen to have years of first hand experience with. I would not recommend making such a switch if I did not feel so strongly against the use of Sustiva. It's seriously saddening to see what 13 years of Sustiva has done to my ex, and I seriously would not wish that kind of life on anyone.
Again, understand that this is my opinion based on the years of experience that I have first hand with these medications. I seriously think that they would be much better off with one of the newer options such as Triumeq because it's easier to manage, without the hassles of the side effects. I know that they're happy enough dealing with the side effects for now, but I can say first hand from my own experience that there WILL come a time where the side effects will eventually become quite depressing, which can cause a number of other issues. What I'm getting at here is why deal with the side effects if there is an alternative that is clinically proven to be more effective that will help them manage, without the side effects? In all seriousness I'm not trying to criticize their decision to stick with it. My only intent is to offer my experience to try to help by providing a better solution that is easier to manage both physically and for long-term mental & physical health.
All this being said, Triumeq is rather new, so it's possible that at the time that their doctor put them on the Sustiva option, the option of using Triumeq may not have existed at that time. It only came out within the last about 4 months or so, so I would imagine that this is likely the reason why their doctor hasn't yet recommended it.
Most of them end up coming to Canada because we have a much better healthcare system in terms of the costs and such…. For example: in Canada, if you call an ambulance because you're having a heart attack, get rushed to the hospital by ambulance only to go in for an emergency quadruple bypass surgery and spend 48 hours in the ICU recovering before being transferred to a more suitable location in the hospital where you spend the next week, the ONLY bill that you'll ever see is a mere $50 for the ambulance... As for our counter-part in the USA, this is not the case.
I'm kind of with you on the idea of moving to the EU, simply because there's a lot of stuff that seems much better off there, healthcare being one such thing. As for the US gun laws, I've never understood them myself.... After all, the US is the country that put out such advertising campaigns as "Ladies, teach your daughters to shoot... After all, a restraining order is just a piece of paper!" :lolp:
Granted, that ad does have some truth to it, but nevertheless, it is still way too easy to acquire a gun in the United States, even compared to Canada, which is why you hear more about mass stabbings in Canada than shootings. :hehe:
All that being said though, I'd rather be in the cold, white North than in the deep south where the motto is "I fucks what I feeds!" lol