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• Who enjoys watching Shemale Porn? 12/12/2005 4:38:29 PM
  
  For me it's definitely a case of 'forbidden fruit'. Straight porn was in the beginning, but totally shifted to the background once I got into shemale porn. As for labels, I never cared about it. Don't see the need to label myself by my sexual preference either. I have no preference for any kind of setting in a scene. I do like it when a video contains a variety of scenes (Passive T's, Passive men and the whole shabang.). I must admit that my interested in Shemale Porn is going descendo. I've been a follower of the scene for 10 years, and I'm definitely not the leech of 3, 4 years ago. Now I only watch 2 or 3 every several months, but that has more to do with a change of lifestyle and more work and study that I have to deal with. But I'...

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 12/11/2005 7:57:38 PM
  
  de25ge wrote: San Marino has a team, but why not the Vatican or Monaco? Small countries also have an opportunity to participate in the European qualifying section of any kind of great tournament. They can do this if their local FA is admitted to the UEFA/FIFA. Now, Monaco is an independant country, but their football teams are part of the FFF (French FA.). Since they have no FA of themselves, they can't participate as a single country. DOM-TOM's are an exception to this rule. San Marino does have an FA (FSGC), and also has an own league, but it's national team is allowed to participate in the lower leagues of Italy (like Andorra, which plays in lower Spanish leagues.). The Vaticans do not have an independent FA, but have owned a privat...

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 12/11/2005 7:38:05 PM
  
  @ Lost Horizon It's far from certain that Kalou 'll play for Holland this summer. The odds have become higher after the judge's ruling, but minister Verdonk still has the time to come with other arguments for an appeal. I think she's very intelligent when she does come up with alternative valid arguments against the Naturalization of Kalou, but I know that she's full of surprises......(but that's something for a political thread). @ All Moving on to the World Cup draw then. 'My' group (C) is, aside from the Kalou-case, going to be very interesting. Can Argentina finally live up to it's role of favourite? What Dutch team 'll show up? And how great are respectively the defense (Serbia & Montenegro) and offensive (Ivory Coast) powers of the...

• Info about Dany 12/3/2005 10:38:51 PM
  
  And this is a list coming from one of the sites with her movies. 1 Amateur She-Male Home Videos She Male Cinema 2002 x 2 Bi Sexual Tales Blue Pictures 2005 x 3 Brazilian Transsexual Adventures 2 Dane Productions 2002 x 4 Cross Dresser Sunshine 2001 x 5 Eating Alessandra Sunshine 1999 x 6 Females & She-Males Only Vol.14 Sunshine x 7 Freaky She-Male Farmgirls Sunshine 2002 x 8 Golden Boy-Girls Blue Pictures 2002 x 9 Hidden Secrets Blue Pictures x 10 House Of She Males Evil Angel 2005 11 International She-Males #2 Sunshine 2003 x 12 Leather Heat Blue Pictures x 13 Luxurious Sunshine 1999 x 14 More Than A Woman 2 DVSX 2002 x 15 Party Time Blue Pictures 2005 x 16 Perfect 10 Sunshine x 17 Rise Of The She-Males Carnivore Films 200...

• Info about Dany 12/3/2005 10:37:02 PM
  
  Lost Horizon wrote: Really there should be some equivalent of iafd or ebi for shemales but, as far as I know, there is not. http://web.newsguy.com/gollum/ http://web.newsguy.com/ReaLi5TiX/ Plus the various Grooby archives and escort sites and some other random lists. Not one of them is complete, but the ones I listed have relevant content.

• Info about Dany 12/3/2005 10:24:50 PM
  
  More than a woman 2 The World according to Dany 1 " 2 Rogue Adventures 4 Sluts with Nuts 2 Edited by - Valentino on 12/3/2005 10:40:47 PM

• Looking 4 DVDs w/ Shemale/male anal scenes 11/26/2005 5:31:42 PM
  
  Rogue Adventures #11 TS Prostitutes #11 Rogue Adventures #6 TGirl Fantasies #3 Just about every scene of Yasmin Lee, Kimberley Devine and Vo D'Balm Add Suzana/Johanna Holmes to that list Teenage Transsexual Nurses #3 (More domme than Anal) There are numerous single scenes, but that would make this post too long. Brazilian productions usually have more passive than active shemale scenes. Plus, as the involvement of ladies evolved in the last couple of years, predominantly-submissive-male films aren't as much produced as they used to.

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 11/26/2005 5:07:31 PM
  
  No offense to Thun, but Hodzic got what he deserved. I haven't forgotten what he did in the game against Ajax (when he tried to show his acting talents to the world at the expense of an Ajax-player). It certainly raised some eye-brows in the camp of ajax-fans, and that's an understatement. However, some players who I've branded as disgusting in the past can change my opinion on them. Take Inzaghi for instance, who's still the motherfucking, cheating, antisocial crook he's always been. But GOD am I happy to have him on my team! Ever since his first days as a rossonero he turned out to be an invaluable player for Milan, especially because of his work rate. Like the Germans used the 'Pippo' never gives up and often manages to secure a victo...

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 11/18/2005 5:47:59 PM
  
  OK, I had to come back today due to 'breaking news': Roy Keane leaves Man U. There where already tons of rumours that hinted that this would happen (and even he wouldn't leave during the season he would leave after it.), and given the circumstances I must say that I'm not entirely surprised. Everyone who's followed Keano's career knows that he has the guts to do so. And much has happened at Old Trafford in the recent times; apparently enough to give him the final push. Did he do the right thing? That's argueable but what's for sure is that a lot of his complaints were legit regarding the performances of players and the management of Man U. Of course one could say that he could simply accept the fact that ManU wasn't good enough to keep up...

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 11/16/2005 3:53 PM
  
  Well, there may be a few more comebacks since I don't have a lot of time to spend here anymore, because a) I'm not living by self anymore and b) I've become a PSP addict. But tonight seemed like the perfect moment to bump the football thread. Guess I'll be back on the day of the draw, to read how y'all feel about it. Edited by - Valentino on 11/16/2005 3:53:40 PM

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 11/16/2005 3:18:41 PM
  
  So the Swiss have made it through the thriller...congrats Vince! Hope you have a good draw (on 12/09). Dutch coaches Hiddink and Beenhakker had their own thrillers and still have a lot work to do to leave a good impression, but nevertheless they've written HISTORY. Luckily the Czech will finally be there again, all in all we've got a reasonable overall batch of teams. I'll be going to Germany next summer, I hope you guys can have the same satisfaction. And if you're 'stuck' in front of your tv, I wish you good luck with your teams anyway. Greetings, Valentino. EDIT: for the usual spelling errors. Edited by - Valentino on 11/16/2005 3:43:41 PM

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 9/28/2005 5:10 PM
  
  Damn. Yet another red card for Ramos. Oh well, at least they won. Which is a lot more than PSV can say with their 3-0 loss at Sukru Saracoglu (and a red card for striker Vennegoor of Hesselink). Chelsea/Liverpool and Milan disappointed but at least Betis won, at least the Spanish clubs did what they had to do. Porto's game was again surprising, as they gave away the victory. I'll bet that Koeman (coach of Benfica, Porto's arch rival) thinks the tables have turned now. All in all only Inter and Lyon didn't loose any points. Both played not too exciting games IMO, but I'm happy to see that Inter's still doing good with game vs Juventus in their sight. ''Nunc est bibendum''

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 9/28/2005 1:57 PM
  
  I'm counting on 9 points in the next 3 games for Ajax, Vince..........I'm gonna cry if that doesn't happen. Barcelona's result was very good (duh). Rijkaard's rotaciones payed off as Deco and Ronaldinho finally played a good match again. Same goes for Mark van Bommel, of who I hope that he's obtained his place in Barca's starting line-up. Werder Bremen was disappointing though, they should've been able to handle PAO but ended with 2 losses: the game and Klasnic. ''Nunc est bibendum''

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 9/27/2005 4:05 PM
  
  O-M-G. Hearts coninue their winning streak and beat Rangers (8 victories in a row!) Fred is doing great at Lyon! Morten Gamst Pedersen turned the theatre of dreams in temporary nightmare! Nuno Gomes made a terrific goal for Benfica and taught Koeman that he should always be one of the starters! Liverpool scores 2 goals! Juventus actually had to work hard for their victory! Barcelona cruise past Betis (1-4) at Manuel Ruiz de Lopera and put the Andalucians in a greater misery (unable to cope with the fact that they did not face Deco and Ronaldinho?)! Bayern Mnchen lost their first game of the season! And Van der Vaart was HSV's shining star once again! Iaquinta was forbidden to play for Udinese and activated Murphy's law lost all gam...

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 9/22/2005 7:16 PM
  
  Valentino wrote: The 'Rocco-value' of a record after 4 games is topped by Parma though. In 1999 there record after 4 games was this: 1 victory, 3 draws, 1 goal made and none against. Unwillingly, Liverpool equalled this record but if definitely points out a problem that also fellow citizen Everton has (both made only one goal in 4 games). Then again, Sinama isn't a great goalscorer and Crouch is said to have the potential but hasn't showed it yet. And Ciss is on the bench. ''Nunc est bibendum''

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 9/22/2005 6:49 PM
  
  Tomorrow the newspapers will mention Woodgate's debut at Real Madrid. I saw the match and I have to say that he was pretty unlucky. Decent performance (much room for improvement, but that's normal after you've been out for that long) but also an own goal and a red card (2nd yellow). So Luxemburgo still hasn't found his ideal XI yet, with the loss of yet another player due to suspension. And the clock is ticking even after today's match, which contained a victory but not what Real needs even more: a solution to there problem. Bilbao wasn't playing like they do at San Mames and were a 'doable' opponent for Real Madrid. Barcelona's is also going through unsatisfying times as Valencia almost left Camp Nou as winners. They're definitely not sw...

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 9/22/2005 6:24 PM
  
  Redish wrote: 'Pool 0 - 0 United. You know, its sad when a team like Manchester United put ten men behind the ball and play for a tie. I know that this team should be renamed the Hospitalers, but still. Rooney looked like he was pouting and the Horse had no real support. Keane out for two months, Heinze most of the year, Fortune out, Neville out, Saha out, Brown out. Sigh....... Newcastle 3 - 0 Blackburn with Owen scoring Bolton 1 - 0 Citeh ending their great start to the season Hammers and Chelski winning as well. Everyone else draws. Yeah, City suffered the classic football tragedy: totally dominating the game and then losing the game in the last minute. It's a good thing there not playing in Holland; such a bad performance when you h...

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 9/22/2005 5:57 PM
  
  Lost Horizon wrote: Strange Carling Cup game: Aston Villa (premiership team) v Wycombe Wanderers (League 2 team). At half-time Wycombe led 3-1. Aston Villa came back to score 7 goals in the second half. Final score: Aston Villa 8 Wycombe Wanderers 3. <link> That was indeed an impressive score, especially for the ever-sleeping giant Aston Villa. Another result was also interesting: Grimsby Town (4th divison!) - Tottenham Hotspur 1-0. Normally that would be a disgrace, but I think their actually better off. Unlike the Villans, Tottenham doesn't need the League Cup to qualify for at least UEFA Cup football, I think they're good enough to reach that with a high position in the Premiership. Those games are nice for the people in Grimsby, but m...

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 9/18/2005 3:34 PM
  
  Well, son of a motherfucking gun. Real Madrid lost again, and it seems like Luxemburgo has completely forgotten what he thought in coaching class. I hope he has a good explanation for his chosen starting XI, cause I was completely lost at the beginning of the game and expected the worst. (Beckham, Julio Baptista, Ral and Pablo Garcia on the midfield, obviously no signs of improvement in comparison the game in France.) Unfortunately my expectations came out, but there was hope as Espanyol was not playing one of their best games either (plus the fact that Zabaleta and Juanfran were unavailable for this match.). Real got a few chances, but that was more out of opportunism than good football. I'm sure the players did their best, but it was cle...

• The Great Football (Soccer) Thread 9/14/2005 9:53 PM
  
  What do you think of Giggs situation anyway. Do you agree with it? And will we ever see Kieran Richardson's breakthrough in your opinion? ''Nunc est bibendum''