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As this forum appears to be turning into a post-pub brawl outside the kebab shop over the last 24 hours, can you excuse me whilst I vocalise a strong, yet heartfelt opinion.
Anyone looking at this forum would be forgiven for thinking that it's a platform for C of E vicars to discuss sherry and cake recipies. Porn needs it's rough edges, after a lifetime of watching UK product, it's the non-professional,inept quality that's drawn me in.
I've seen films where the female starlet had been displaying pubic growth of the same intentsity as a 1980's George Micheal video, but this forum alows no cahnce for me to express the simple concept that I'd prefer the female talent takes care of buisness before forcing her tw*t into my face.
It's about sex after all, but when I post I still get this creepy feeling that I'm writing to my nan. Let's respect the filth, worship the deviant, rather then pretending that this obsession we all share for watching women get jizzed on has any socially reddeming valuse whatsoever. Y'dig?

PS: O/T

It's become obvious that a lot of frustrated punters are having a go on this forum because of the state of the UK porn market. It seems that every week a new or established producer is coming out with the same thing.

Here are a couple of fictional examples -

British Anal Plumbers - starring Melissa Walker, Layla Jade, Sandie Caine, Wendy Taylor and Faye Rampton.

UK Anal Plumbers - starring Melissa Walker, Layla Jade, Sandie Caine, Wendy Taylor and Faye Rampton.

I love all of these girls and think they do a fine job. They all have a living to make and they should never be criticised for their appearance, as it's down to personal preference. But I'm getting to the stage where I can't tell one video from another.

I'd like to think that a lot of the opinions ventured on the forum recently were for the above reason and not personal attacks on anyone in particular.

So what did I miss, I only go out for a few hours and all this, so would anyone like to ask the producers a question maybe they would answer it,

Jim (Phil McC)