[MIST-238] At the ‘long-established oppai pub’ in japan’s largest entertainment district, until my favorite girl creampies me raw in cowgirl position miho tsuno
[JUR-312] (4K) Married secretary, creampie sex filled with sweat and kisses in the office. Naturally beautiful and erotic woman assumes the role of secretary –
(Never tsuno (title -mis-translation) or Toono (misspelled actress hyperlink) – both misspellings with no fathomable bases)
A gadget's fixations
2 days ago
Now it’s simply mandatory for Mike to run his compulsive mouth about mis-spelled model ‘working’ names.
Not enough for him that he’s getting all these glorious model’s video works without any cost to him whatever. Not even a penny. The irony of that situation simply won’t fizz on our hero. Because he’s on a mission. An American’s entitled condescension and vanity. Bullies of the world.
And the person who went on and on using a “Peruvian” theme
Of course, the “run his compulsive mouth” part of the comment shows a failing grasp of reality. For comments are typed, not spoken. Typed with a commenter’s fingers, not spoken by anyone using their mouth.
As to “The irony of that situation simply won’t fizz . . .”
?
Is that a first use ever of irony and fizz together? Something like confabulation?
But as far as self-identification. Calling me an American may be misleading, given the renaming of New Mexico to New America. Not from the state fka New Mexico at all
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.)
But my comment about Tohno (or Tono) being misspelled Tsuno and Toono drew a new usage of the word fizz never before seen in the Oxford English Dictionary (or Merriam-Webster, the Cambridge Dictionary, Collins English Dictionary, American Heritage Dictionary, even the Macquarie Dictionary or the Irish English Network, Corpus of Irish English, and CORIECOR)
Retaliatory obsession illustrated?
But retaliation for what? When were the name-changing commenter’s oxen gored?
As in, do we to any extent enrich the site, even if we do not pay a penny, if we comment? Or especially if we’re part of a typed words “fight?”
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.
As I replied to a comment like yours, that was typed by “Shizzle my Nizzle”
Old fashioned * that I am, I typed my comment about her name for the old-fashioned reason of hoping to make the site look good. . . 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 blatantly participate in typed “fights” as often as possible, counterintuitive as that might be, I can try to learn from it, take it to heart.
Despite the mistranslation / mis-Romanization “miho tsuno” (SIC) above
On this 2018 cover her name is spelled Miho Tohno
(With capitalized first letters)
Checked the credits for the day’s other post of one of her older movies, a 2017 post, for the spelling of her name, Romanized.
It was also Tohno – oir actually
“miho tohno”
in all lower case.
At 0:00:19 of the on-screen credits for
/?s=REAL-632
Which the site also posted mis-translated
[REAL-632] Nasty hideaway deepthroat hospitality miho tsuno (SIC)
One doesn’t see her name Romanized much anymore.
But in the “old” days, one saw Tohno
and Tono
– like on the cover of
[JUR-312] (4K) Married secretary, creampie sex filled with sweat and kisses in the office. Naturally beautiful and erotic woman assumes the role of secretary –
/?s=JUR-312
(Never tsuno (title -mis-translation) or Toono (misspelled actress hyperlink) – both misspellings with no fathomable bases)
Now it’s simply mandatory for Mike to run his compulsive mouth about mis-spelled model ‘working’ names.
Not enough for him that he’s getting all these glorious model’s video works without any cost to him whatever. Not even a penny. The irony of that situation simply won’t fizz on our hero. Because he’s on a mission. An American’s entitled condescension and vanity. Bullies of the world.
The word “American” in this is a remarkable change from the recent trend in highly personal grudge typing
For the recent trend clearly is a trend in false-Peruvian commenting, sometime blizzards of it. Like
/1065784/dldss-562-even-if-the-world-ends-right-here-ill-devour-every-last-man-ai-kanae/#comment-704313
Query. Was this “A gadget’s fixations” comment by the same person who typed a different highly personal reply as “Rules of the road”
/1065672/umso-156-discovered-e-cup-married-woman-secretly-lewd-wife-goes-all-out-erotic-in-her-av-debut-devours-two-huge-cocks-convulsing-and-trembling-in-a-threesome-with-double-stranger-creampi/#comment-704368
And the person who went on and on using a “Peruvian” theme
Of course, the “run his compulsive mouth” part of the comment shows a failing grasp of reality. For comments are typed, not spoken. Typed with a commenter’s fingers, not spoken by anyone using their mouth.
As to “The irony of that situation simply won’t fizz . . .”
?
Is that a first use ever of irony and fizz together? Something like confabulation?
But as far as self-identification. Calling me an American may be misleading, given the renaming of New Mexico to New America. Not from the state fka New Mexico at all
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.)
The time devoted to this comment was just remarkable.
(Some people take things so personally)
There have been Lots (really, lots) of comments lately pointing out site errors.
For instance, the four “wrong video” comments in /?s=SORA-015
The “wrong year” comment in /?s=STYOD-082
The “not the whole movie” comment in SGKI-077
/1065926/sgki-077-the-company-goes-all-out-for-their-orgasm-endurance-commercial-who-is-the-strongest-unresponsive-nurse-elite-nurses-regrettable-leaking-orgasm-complete-version/#comment-704569
They drew no similar replies.
But my comment about Tohno (or Tono) being misspelled Tsuno and Toono drew a new usage of the word fizz never before seen in the Oxford English Dictionary (or Merriam-Webster, the Cambridge Dictionary, Collins English Dictionary, American Heritage Dictionary, even the Macquarie Dictionary or the Irish English Network, Corpus of Irish English, and CORIECOR)
Retaliatory obsession illustrated?
But retaliation for what? When were the name-changing commenter’s oxen gored?
On pennies. Or not even one penny.
Do you think we “feed” the site by commenting?
As in, do we to any extent enrich the site, even if we do not pay a penny, if we comment? Or especially if we’re part of a typed words “fight?”
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.
As I replied to a comment like yours, that was typed by “Shizzle my Nizzle”
/1062788/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/#comment-703136
Old fashioned * that I am, I typed my comment about her name for the old-fashioned reason of hoping to make the site look good. . . 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 blatantly participate in typed “fights” as often as possible, counterintuitive as that might be, I can try to learn from it, take it to heart.
Sooo easy to wind this guy up.
A communist spoke—the sort who’s always mouthing off about freedom and democracy.