11 Comments
Mike
1 month ago

What an Absolutely amazing movie.

Incredible really.

(Can’t wait to read it subbed)

Butterbonia Fans
1 month ago
Reply to  Mike

I dont doubt you.

Mike
1 month ago
Reply to  Mike

Have you?

Took time out from spamming and impersonating to do all that?

The Cyrillic M (Em (U+041C)) at the start of your spam name, and the Cyrillic e (Ie (U+0435)) at the end of it make it clear you were using homoglyphs (again) to get your spam past the site’s filter.

If you had used that Cyrillic alphabet for your whole spam post, it might have looked like this

Ай ам стилл вайтинг фор зе субс бат ай хэв алреди мастурбейтид три таймс ту ит

(See the Cyrillic M in there?”)

or, alternatively, there’s an actual language that uses that alphabet

Я всё ещё жду субтитры, но я уже мастурбировал на них три раза.

Will you still be spamming the site 10 years from now? (if the site’s comment section still exists?)

Mike
1 month ago

The movie’s description was from the woman’s perspective

My husbands words changed everything. Married for a decade, I thought we had a good relationship, life, until the day he said “Let him have you.” I was bewildered, tried to resist, but the moment my husband, straining to the point of bursting, made me to hold his hand as he watched, I climaxed . . .

Wonder what the dialogue will say. So many extraordinary scenes. What a fabulous movie.

GRCH-257
1 month ago

Admin upload GRCH-257

Fa Xa Lan
1 month ago

Why no series tag???

Mike
1 month ago

This is Wednesday. Wednesday, August 19, 2026, 8:56 p.m. (PST)

Do you spam every Wednesday? Name spoof often as you type up vulgar spam?

Thursday will have its own inevitable blizzard of new releases, and this one will be but a memory. But that wouldn’t stop you from spamming to a Wednesday release using someone else’s name, would it?

‘Thought this movie was outstanding, BTW. It actually may have made for a “sure happy it’s Wednesday” kind of felling. On this Wednesday.

Confuse days often?

Last edited 1 month ago by Mike
Mike
1 month ago

It was 3:51 p.m. PST on Wednesday, 8 19 2026 when you typed your name stealing spam. The spam that looked like it used my name to type “Sure Happy It’s Thursday.”

There’s two differences between us just in that spam alone. I know what day it is in the USA. And I don’t type spam using your name.

You type spam using a name that isn’t yours, spamming about a day that hadn’t arrived yet.

But at least the Cyrillic M (Em (U+041C)) at the start of your spam name, and the Cyrillic e (Ie (U+0435)) at the end of it make it clear you were using homoglyphs to get your spam past the site’s filter.

Nikato
1 month ago
Reply to  Mike

You can’t beat them with this. They just love to get this reaction from you and have you waste time chasing timestamps and pointless clues. This is just what they want. If you travel to insect infested lands, best way is to wear protection. You can’t swat or talk to a swarm. In this case, the best protection is to simply ignore them and carry on with what you enjoy. Your current approach just feeds them.

Last edited 1 month ago by Nikato
Mike
1 month ago
Reply to  Nikato

No need “beat” them. If it’s a “them.”

It may just be one person. She may even be a girl. (And if she wasn’t always, she may be now)

But at least “they” are using Cyrillic letters for the M and the e here. Shows anyone who cares to check it out that it was a spammer’s identity spoof

Perhaps some grad student getting a graduate degree in spamology can even save a little research time having the spam flagged for potential graduate school analysis. A much more modern field of study, compared to say, philology.

Wonder what the spammer/spoofer thinks of the new bunch of Thursday releases. Now that it’s officially Thursday in the USA, and Friday (T. G. I. F.) in Japan and China, and a few other countries where the site’s viewers may have ties.

PS. It’s 7:12 p.m. Thursday 8 20 2026 in California as I press “Post Comment.”

Last edited 1 month ago by Mike
Nikato
1 month ago
Reply to  Mike

It has become common to use they/them for gender-neutral references. As you have hinted, the gender is unknown.