[START-650] Bukkake and gokkun double ban lifted! Super charming maid Hagoromo-chan takes it on her face and in her mouth without ever breaking her smile, no matter how rank and disgusting it tastes. 13-shot service. Tenjin Hagoromo
So? Will the site really be going with “Tenjin Hagoromo?” – picking that hill to look idiotic on?
Wasn’t the site’s ridiculous English subtitling fail bad enough?
Listening to her called Amagami-san throughout START-631-SUBS while we “read along” with the site’s total fail in translation reading “Tenjin-san?”
(Repeatedly. Ad absurdum)
in
[START-631-SUBS] Ejaculation addiction improvement treatment center: Rookie medical worker Ms. A (alias) supports the tireless cock suffering from abnormal sexual desire
I typed a reply. Tried to edit it, soften it, but the usual editing time wasn’t there.
Wondered if that’s some kind of special treatment you who operate the site can set up.
Will the site really, really be going with “Tenjin Hagoromo?” as an intentional wrong name?
Weren’t the site’s English subtitling errors enough already?
Listening to her called Amagami-san throughout START-631-SUBS while we “read along” with the site’s wrong translation reading “Tenjin-san?”
(repeatedly thru the whole movie)
in
[START-631-SUBS] Ejaculation addiction improvement treatment center: Rookie medical worker Ms. A (alias) supports the tireless cock suffering from abnormal sexual desire
Your gratuitous “advice” is a remarkable read. I’m pretty sure the only accurate part of the remark was the word b*st*rd. Won’t call you out about that word. But the rest of what you wrote.
Wow.
FWIW, when I was a younger b*st*rd, back around the year 1980, I just loved the movie “The Gods Must Be Crazy.” It’s probably this b*st*rd’s pick for best movie ever made, all these years later.
And when you implied that the site’s present Admin (if the site still has one) (who may be the same person who commented for years using the name Bakayaro) or the person (or persons) posting as Taku (Mod) are “gods” – you really made me instantly remember the title of my old favorite movie.
So. On the idolatry topic.
Do you comment as “loveidols” at times?
And
Are you the same commenter who types as Ind**n K*ng? Who typed this?
“Never Bite The Hand That Feeds” was a wonderful song. I remember loving it in 1977 and buying the Boomtown Rats tape it was on England in 1979 in an HMV shop.
Perhaps you weren’t thinking of that song as you typed. Perhaps you were thinking of the Aesop’s Fable: The Gardener and His Dog
Or I read that the poet Sappho used the concept in poetry over 2,000 years ago. That should make the Rezu fans who visit the site perk up. But perhaps Sappho’s poetry never actually got close to the phrase. That may be an AI hallucination.
Or are you a Latin scholar? Were you thinking “Noli solicitors manus quae te pascit” the whole time?
Since you used the term b*st*rd instead of, say, b*tch, I could point out that you arguably mixed metaphors. But why do that? Wouldn’t want to “pick a fight” now, would I? Old b*st*rd character traits notwithstanding.
Of course, figuring out what, of many possibilities, is being “fed” here is different issue than any general principles that the idiom brings to mind
Do you think we “feed” the site by commenting? Including by commenting in the ways you comment?
Does a “fight” in the comment section translate to some real mean, mean green for the people who operate the site? Increased clicks, increased remuneration from some source(s), somehow?
Because I’ve liked the site for years, want to support it.
Old fashioned old b*st*rd that I am, I typed my comment about her name for the old-fashioned reason of hoping to make the site look good. You know, in old-fashioned ways. Like correct name-spelling, or even using correct names rather than wrong ones.
But if I should realize that those younger than me are totally going for and profiting from this modern thing, clickbait income, and the best way to support the site is to be rude right out of the gate, blatantly start “fights” as often as possible, I can try to remember that, and not to use words like “kindly” anymore if I see a name-error. Counterintuitive as that is for an old b*st*rd like me, I can try.
dear Mayor, you were elected via 229 votes. We wish that you prioritize the district you campaigned to serve and keep Japanese Adult Actresses’ names in your free time.
But I googled what you’ve typed about – from California. Where I live, retired son of a pretty lady born with a Yugoslavian name born in Chicago (but conceived in Deluth) whose last name ended up being Hall.
My last name isn’t Peruvian.
But stuff leads to quirks. For instance, Hayden Panettiere’s last name was from Italia, although, due to her father’s father’s adoption, she wasn’t Italian. (Her family name was Panettieri in Italia. Can you tell I’m reading her book? It’s first chapter is titled “Non Sono Francese.”)
I can honestly say Non sono Francese and Non Sono Italiano and Non Sono Peruviano
You seem to want to portray me as Peruvian. Not sure why.
But seems you read about the election of Hitler Mussolini Simeón Flores in a tiny district of Peru, with 229 votes, compared to his runner-up’s opponents 204 votes or the 3d place’s 187 (-a person named Itala (something) . . .)
A 22 year old getting her cute little face glazed by old men’s cum.
10/10
Im sure its a fake cum.
Love it when actress agree to bukkake and gokkun
Hopefully bigger name will do the same soon
I want to marry her, make her safer
She looks great in all of the maid outfits and she swallowed a couple of times. I’m happy
ADMIN?
Taku (Mod)?
Can the site kindly correct the two wrong name translations in the title? For the full name and for the -chan?
The idol’s name is Amagami Ui – or Ui Amagami in English-speaking order.
Like is typed in the bottom left corner of the cover,
“天神羽衣
Ui Amagami”
and in the site’s correct actress hyperlink (“Amagami Ui”)
(Her name has never changed and was never “Tenjin Hagoromo” – which is a recurring non-thinking translation program foul-up.)
And the 羽衣ちゃん should translate “Ui-chan” (Not Hagoromo-chan)
You’re so needy.
And how needy might that be?
May I be Frank in reply to you?
Do you realize that if one searches “Tenjin Hagoromo” this is the only movie that comes up?
That’s the Frank, honest truth.
One might Frankly ask:
Why preserve the only present error in writing her name?
Why not correct it to write Amagami Ui like her name is correctly spelled in the site’s actress hyperlink – and on the cover?
Frankly, I think it takes time. Isn’t done instantly. But can get done.
My prediction, Frankly, is if I ask again, nicely, asking
“ADMIN?
Taku (Mod)?
Can the site kindly correct the two wrong name translations in the title? For the full name and for the -chan?” (again)
-that someone working for the site might fix the name-translation errors the computers make
So? Will the site really be going with “Tenjin Hagoromo?” – picking that hill to look idiotic on?
Wasn’t the site’s ridiculous English subtitling fail bad enough?
Listening to her called Amagami-san throughout START-631-SUBS while we “read along” with the site’s total fail in translation reading “Tenjin-san?”
(Repeatedly. Ad absurdum)
in
[START-631-SUBS] Ejaculation addiction improvement treatment center: Rookie medical worker Ms. A (alias) supports the tireless cock suffering from abnormal sexual desire
https://jav.guru/?s=START-631
That was really something.,
Like at 0:01:40 of that ridiculous awful subtitling
Hearing “Amagami-san” while seeing “Tenjin-san?”
Still don’t understand how a ridiculous mess-up like that could have happened.
I presume that fixing an embarrassment like that subtitling failure may not be easy.
But fixing the two title translation errors here is very easy. The site has fixed the earlier errors every time so far, each time the error occurred.
Wonder why on earth you took the time to type “no.”
I typed a reply. Tried to edit it, soften it, but the usual editing time wasn’t there.
Wondered if that’s some kind of special treatment you who operate the site can set up.
Will the site really, really be going with “Tenjin Hagoromo?” as an intentional wrong name?
Weren’t the site’s English subtitling errors enough already?
Listening to her called Amagami-san throughout START-631-SUBS while we “read along” with the site’s wrong translation reading “Tenjin-san?”
(repeatedly thru the whole movie)
in
[START-631-SUBS] Ejaculation addiction improvement treatment center: Rookie medical worker Ms. A (alias) supports the tireless cock suffering from abnormal sexual desire
https://jav.guru/?s=START-631
That was really something.,
Like at 0:01:40 of that error-filled subtitling
Hearing “Amagami-san” – seeing “Tenjin-san?”
Still don’t understand how that could have happened.
I presume that fixing a subtitling failure may not be easy.
But fixing the two title translation errors here is very easy. The site has fixed the earlier errors every time so far, each time the error occurred.
Wonder why you took the time to type “no.”
The above looks very odd now.
It was a reply to a comment that read:
“Taku (Mod) Reply to Mike
no”
Not sure why the site would have deleted it? Was it a sp**f? Or did the site think better of it?
Why would the site comment, but not fix the wrong name?
Do you realize that if one searches “Tenjin Hagoromo” this is the only movie that comes up?
Why preserve the only present error in writing her name?
Why not write Amagami Ui like her name is correctly spelled in the site’s actress hyperlink – and on the cover?
Once again, you’re picking fight with the gods of jav. Never bite the hand that feeds you old bastard.
Your gratuitous “advice” is a remarkable read. I’m pretty sure the only accurate part of the remark was the word b*st*rd. Won’t call you out about that word. But the rest of what you wrote.
Wow.
FWIW, when I was a younger b*st*rd, back around the year 1980, I just loved the movie “The Gods Must Be Crazy.” It’s probably this b*st*rd’s pick for best movie ever made, all these years later.
And when you implied that the site’s present Admin (if the site still has one) (who may be the same person who commented for years using the name Bakayaro) or the person (or persons) posting as Taku (Mod) are “gods” – you really made me instantly remember the title of my old favorite movie.
So. On the idolatry topic.
Do you comment as “loveidols” at times?
And
Are you the same commenter who types as Ind**n K*ng? Who typed this?
https://jav.guru/1021307/start-603-a-perverted-swapping-couple-implants-an-ntr-fetish-in-the-pure-innocent-wife-dragging-her-into-a-swamp-of-immoral-pleasure-after-shes-loaned-out-to-a-rich-pair-honjo-suzu/#comment-684770
A comment that said to “Use please and thank you.”
For I may have contradicted that “advice” by instead typing “kindly.”
Perhaps you’re warping the use of “kindly” into “picking a fight.”
Warp what ever you like. Her name will still be Amagami Ui. . .
“Never Bite The Hand That Feeds” was a wonderful song. I remember loving it in 1977 and buying the Boomtown Rats tape it was on England in 1979 in an HMV shop.
Perhaps you weren’t thinking of that song as you typed. Perhaps you were thinking of the Aesop’s Fable: The Gardener and His Dog
Or I read that the poet Sappho used the concept in poetry over 2,000 years ago. That should make the Rezu fans who visit the site perk up. But perhaps Sappho’s poetry never actually got close to the phrase. That may be an AI hallucination.
Or are you a Latin scholar? Were you thinking “Noli solicitors manus quae te pascit” the whole time?
Since you used the term b*st*rd instead of, say, b*tch, I could point out that you arguably mixed metaphors. But why do that? Wouldn’t want to “pick a fight” now, would I? Old b*st*rd character traits notwithstanding.
Of course, figuring out what, of many possibilities, is being “fed” here is different issue than any general principles that the idiom brings to mind
But.
Query?
Why should one never bite the hand that feeds?
What reasons had occurred to you as you typed?
I googled, asking “What does Shizzle my nizzle mean”
Believe it or not, an AI response came back that read:
“It translates to: “For sure, my friend” or “I agree completely.””
Must be an AI hallucination.
Or do you agree both that her name is actually Amagami Ui l and that the cover’s “羽衣ちゃん” should translate “Ui-chan” (Not Hagoromo-chan)?
On the topic of feeding
Do you think we “feed” the site by commenting? Including by commenting in the ways you comment?
Does a “fight” in the comment section translate to some real mean, mean green for the people who operate the site? Increased clicks, increased remuneration from some source(s), somehow?
Because I’ve liked the site for years, want to support it.
Old fashioned old b*st*rd that I am, I typed my comment about her name for the old-fashioned reason of hoping to make the site look good. You know, in old-fashioned ways. Like correct name-spelling, or even using correct names rather than wrong ones.
But if I should realize that those younger than me are totally going for and profiting from this modern thing, clickbait income, and the best way to support the site is to be rude right out of the gate, blatantly start “fights” as often as possible, I can try to remember that, and not to use words like “kindly” anymore if I see a name-error. Counterintuitive as that is for an old b*st*rd like me, I can try.
dear Mayor, you were elected via 229 votes. We wish that you prioritize the district you campaigned to serve and keep Japanese Adult Actresses’ names in your free time.
Readers won’t get that at all
But I googled what you’ve typed about – from California. Where I live, retired son of a pretty lady born with a Yugoslavian name born in Chicago (but conceived in Deluth) whose last name ended up being Hall.
My last name isn’t Peruvian.
But stuff leads to quirks. For instance, Hayden Panettiere’s last name was from Italia, although, due to her father’s father’s adoption, she wasn’t Italian. (Her family name was Panettieri in Italia. Can you tell I’m reading her book? It’s first chapter is titled “Non Sono Francese.”)
I can honestly say Non sono Francese and Non Sono Italiano and Non Sono Peruviano
You seem to want to portray me as Peruvian. Not sure why.
But seems you read about the election of Hitler Mussolini Simeón Flores in a tiny district of Peru, with 229 votes, compared to his runner-up’s opponents 204 votes or the 3d place’s 187 (-a person named Itala (something) . . .)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7rHgL8IVaw
Actually, I’m an Abajeño. Not to be confused with those Arribeños from Northern California’s bay area.
Or should I call myself a beach boy? (Did wind-surf a lot in SoCal when I was in college.)
ADMIN?
Taku (Mod)?
Can the site kindly correct the two wrong name translations in the title? For the full name and for the -chan?
The idol’s name is Amagami Ui – or Ui Amagami in English-speaking order.
Like is typed in the bottom left corner of the cover,
“天神羽衣
Ui Amagami”
and in the site’s correct actress hyperlink (“Amagami Ui”)
(Her name has never changed and was never “Tenjin Hagoromo” – which is a recurring non-thinking translation program foul-up.)
And the 羽衣ちゃん should translate “Ui-chan” (Not Hagoromo-chan)