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• Teagan Presley 6/5/2009 11:45:31 PM
  
  Sorry Mr. Teagan, Your email address sent through AdultDVDTalk isn't configured correctly - I don't have an email address at which I can contact you. Terri Terri Redor, <link>

• Teagan Presley 6/5/2009 8:20:27 PM
  
  Hi Mr. Teagan, Hey, we at TheFloatingWorld.com haven't received any press releases for your new company - including appearance PR for Eva and Teagan. Any way you can correct this situation? I'd write to the PR person responsible, but that person's address never seems to be included in articles posted around the web. Thanks, Terri Terri Redor, <link>

• Ninn's The Four 12/12/2008 10:09:51 PM
  
  If &quot;Michael Ninn&quot; is &quot;Michael Ninn's&quot; real name, SR bought only the name &quot;NinnWorx&quot;. From what I've gathered, you can't trademark your real name, only a fictitious business name. Score one for the real Michael Ninn. SR and MN should kiss and make up. It's the easiest way out of this mess. I'd like a photo of the kiss to post on my website. Terri Terri Redor, <link>

• Terms like "Slut", "Bitch", "Whore" offensive? 4/18/2008 6:42:37 AM
  
  Random - I like your nuanced reading of the situation. It may be (read 'probably is') historical to a great extent. We turn to our cultural history when we feel threatened. And loneliness is the key - the sexual other can be terrifying if you lack much experience, whether that's because you're inexperienced, shy, stupid, self-loathing or just alienated because you spend too much time watching porn and playing video games - I don't know. Sounds like a vicious circle. Terri Redor, <link> Edited by - terriredor on 4/18/2008 6:43:34 AM

• Terms like "Slut", "Bitch", "Whore" offensive? 4/18/2008 12:04:24 AM
  
  I personally don't find terms like &quot;asshole&quot;, &quot;prick&quot;, &quot;cocksucker&quot;, &quot;douchebag&quot; or &quot;son of a bitch&quot; offensive. Oh, wait, I guess I do. Some men need to use magical power words to keep themselves from wilting during sex...little Hitlers with power fantasies. Terri Redor, <link> Edited by - terriredor on 4/18/2008 12:08:22 AM

• Drugs.............. 4/12/2008 1:27:44 AM
  
  &quot;Experimenting&quot;? Who's &quot;experimented&quot; with drugs since the 70's? The correct term is &quot;getting fucked up&quot; and if you think someone is fucked up in a scene, she's not &quot;experimenting.&quot;. Jesus. Edited by - terriredor on 4/12/2008 1:28:35 AM

• Brianna Love...if your a fan 4/7/2008 9:40:14 PM
  
  Chris, Please send me the details of the signing for my site - or please ask Brianna/Anabolic to send me some info. Thanks, Terri Terri Redor, <link>

• Does porn endorse pedophiles/molesters? 2/25/2008 7:50 PM
  
  Yeah, an 'unnatural high'. Um, ok. And sex is 'unnatural'. What an upside-down world our political winds create for a moment. Earth to little guy - 'menschliche, alzu menschliche' - we human beings are the &quot;unnatural animal&quot;. We invent our definitions of ourselves. Everything we value most is a fake. All our definitions of the 'natural' are also 'fake'. Look at you, trying to pull one over on us. If you've grown weak and tired of the challenges of civilization, if you want to live as the other animals do, entirely natural and unconscious, maybe you should find a cave somewhere and live the life of Polyphemus.

• Luke Ford Reporting Porn Star Escorting 1/25/2008 2:57:08 AM
  
  I think Luke reports on porn escorts for three reasons: 1. It gets a rise out of most of you. 2. No one else does. 3. It's easy. People post reviews of these performers all the time and they are easily available. My main concern is that many escort sites list porn stars as available escorts just to grab traffic or attention - they associate non-escorts with their business just to catch eyeballs and perhaps to engage in some kinod of bait-and-switch. And the I'm a little less concerned about false reviews, posted only to smear someone who is actually not escorting. I'm less concerned about that because I've heard that escort boards dump posts and users who regularly post false reports. Terri Redor, <link>

• Black Strip Clubs 12/14/2007 7:34:27 AM
  
  Please, can we get back to insulting dancers, who don't seem to be posting to this thread? I agree with the poster who was tired of white women with huge breasts. White dancers with huge artificial breasts usually barely dance at all - they spend most of their effort trying not to lose their balance. Their 26-inch hips can barely support the 44DD monsters they're sporting atop their spindly spinal columns. But black clubs feature dancers who just move from the hip. Just saying. T. Terri Redor, <link> Edited by - terriredor on 12/14/2007 7:36:38 AM

• AVN Awards on Showtime? 12/14/2007 7:22:11 AM
  
  The Fashionista dancers will be the highlight of the show, as they were last year. I can't believe the AVN Awards will be aired on the same network as the best show in television this year, Dexter. Showtime must be floundering for content. Terri Redor, <link>

• Who Were or are Strippers? 12/13/2007 5:04:20 AM
  
  Most have no feature dancing experience - most never will have any. Quite a few were once house dancers. Feature dancing requires a level of dependability that most aspiring porn models never achieve. Very few porn actresses become feature performers for that very reason. They would have to practice, show up on time, honor contracts, tough out bad gigs, and develop some kind of business sense. There's money to be made on the feature circuit, but work is required as well. Check my site's strip club schedules for the porn performers who dance. About a quarter of them started as features. Notable names are Stormy Daniels, Carmen Hart and Nina Mercedez. Terri Redor, <link> Edited by - terriredor on 12/13/2007 5:07:07 AM

• I've just discovered Antonio Passolini 12/10/2007 10:34:56 PM
  
  Damn, I thought you meant Pier Paolo Pasolini. Now there was a real director: <link> . Terri Redor, <link>

• Black Strip Clubs 12/1/2007 7:33:54 PM
  
  I can't believe you people are going off on the term &quot;Afro-American&quot; instead of the original question. So someone is a bit behind on the latest politically correct verbiage. Lynch him in another forum, please. Yeah, &quot;Afro&quot; refers to anyone whose ancestry is from Africa (including whites, indians, arabs, etc.). Yeah, &quot;American&quot; refers to anyone born in North or South America (Mexico is in America). Very clever. I have a friend in Mexico who used to work for the Rhodesian &quot;special police&quot;. He's both African and American, but he's not the guy you'd want checking the &quot;African-American&quot; column on a survey. Oh, when will language behave? What puzzles me is the context of the post. Is the poster im...

• pornstars are being exploited by the industry? 11/20/2007 8:40:42 AM
  
  Exploitaton? Such a loaded word. We've all (in the US) visited a MacDonalds, Target, Walmart store. It's all a matter of supply and demand. There are a lot of girls who want to work in the industry, and there are a limited number of companies who want to employ them. And those companies are facing slack DVD sales and and an uncertain VOD future. It isn't a conspiracy - it's a market. What's exploitation? An unfair advantage over someone in need? That describes almost every employee in the U.S. Why focus only on women in porn? When that's a tough case, considering that the porn names everyone knows, make six figures a year at least. Maybe if you're so concerned about fairness, you should actually engage in some political action, help creat...

• Is it illegal to portray prostitution in porn? 8/17/2007 5:05:07 PM
  
  Is it illegal to portray hiring someone to simulate an act of prostitution in a porn movie about how pornography might really be just prostitution in any state other than California? I'd really like to know because I like to watch porn about potential Supreme Court cases. Terri Terri Redor, <link>

• Is Squirting Really Peeing 5/3/2007 2:49:02 PM
  
  I never said it didn't exist - I've had it in my face, over my shoulder, in my mattress with all of my girlfriends (and quite a few others) over the past fifteen years.... Just I was just passing on some info from medical research I've read... And I don't consider it to be urine at all. Imagine what my old futon would have smelled like after being soaked nightly for years....it certainly didn't smell like a wino's mattress in an alley (please take my word for that). And there's something to be said for the spongy-tissue theory as well - especially since drawing your fingers over some girls' swollen g-spots can sometimes almost mechanically draw out a spurt.... I should have watched my tone in my original post - sorry.

• Is Squirting Really Peeing 5/3/2007 4:11:27 AM
  
  I agree with you - and I know that there are glands that produce measurable excretions that are mixed in with the ejaculate. I'm just saying that medical studies, involving chemical analysis of large amounts of ejaculate (not the small amounts identified as coming from the Skenes gland, et al), indicates that it has a chemical signature similar to that of urine - but a very very dilute urine. It's almost as if it is more blood plasma than urine, but it does seem to have come through the bladder and probably through the kidneys as well. And I have never had any problem with it, personally. In fact, men seem to be sexually excited by the faint scent of women's urine or pheremones therein. Who knows - there could still be mystery glands in...

• Is Squirting Really Peeing 5/3/2007 2:58:07 AM
  
  Um, I said &quot;through the kidneys&quot;. Do you have any idea where the fluid that enters the kidneys comes from? I didn't think so.

• Is Squirting Really Peeing 5/2/2007 11:28:34 PM
  
  Just search in Google - or better yet, conduct some personal research. &quot;Squirt&quot; is a mixture of fluid from the Skene's glands along the urethra (about a teaspoon's worth) with liquid from the bladder (up to a pint's worth or more). But here's what all the argument should be about: the liquid from the bladder is almost pee, but not quite. Women become aroused from stimulation of the g-spot and involuntarily flex muscles that extend from the vagina to the uterus and up to the bladder - and draw plasma from the bloodstream through the kidneys into the bladder very quickly and without the extra urinary by-products usually introduced by the kidneys over time. This liquid is then expelled through the urethra during ejaculation. The...