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moonian said: The fact that the girl seems to LOVE to have sex with that "abomination" also ruins the image of the girl herself :(
From my experience with Japanese visual novels, I could say that it's actually a common theme to show the 'downfall' of beautiful and unspoiled girls who once decided to give up all their ethical principles out of curiosity, in order to have fun, to earn money or because they were forced to. It has always bothered me, but on the other hand it reflects the decay in morals in our society. I can't imagine is as a turn on tho :P
seishikao said: ahh, those times when internet was so slow (50kb per sec), and I could go refresh myself 3-5x a day
In 2006, I had a 1 Mbps unlimited ADSL connection already… 128 kio/s.
seishikao said:the best times of life are really teens and early 20s :)
I would say that it’s more because in the 2000s, webpages were lighter and less insanely stuffed with crappy trackers telling the GAFAM what site we were browsing, what other website we came from previously, when and where on Earth. Google was still known as a search engine first (Chrome and Gmail didn’t exist yet), Twitter and Facebook were still unknown to the masses, Flash Player was still viewed as a cool thing, YouTube was still stuck with 2 mn max in blurry 240p quality videos only, its French rival DailyMotion seemed to have its chance to be more popular, Yahoo! had just begun its downfall; and it was the golden age of the individual blogs and forums.
Sometimes, I’d like to return to these good old times… Luckily, we have the Wayback Machine for that!
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6 months agoI would say that it’s more because in the 2000s, webpages were lighter and less insanely stuffed with crappy trackers telling the GAFAM what site we were browsing, what other website we came from previously, when and where on Earth. Google was still known as a search engine first (Chrome and Gmail didn’t exist yet), Twitter and Facebook were still unknown to the masses, Flash Player was still viewed as a cool thing, YouTube was still stuck with 2 mn max in blurry 240p quality videos only, its French rival DailyMotion seemed to have its chance to be more popular, Yahoo! had just begun its downfall; and it was the golden age of the individual blogs and forums.
Sometimes, I’d like to return to these good old times… Luckily, we have the Wayback Machine for that!
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about 18 hours agoAnyways, images taken with a camera will mostly get deleted due to unrescuable color_issues.
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