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Pornhub Year In Review

My state lines up with my preference for watching solo girl stuff... i take pride In knowing i contributed to a statistic finally

West Virginia, one of the most consistently anti-LGBTQ states... loves trans porn. Why am I not surprised. Then you have Utah, Mormons who actually apparently like Mormons. Surprisingly wholesome for such a creepy religion.

I noticed that one of the most transphobic states loves trans porn and also Florida (which always seems kinda racist) loved BBC porn.
 
Obviously ya missed the intentional irony there 😆😒
I honestly 50/50 thought it may be intentional but my OCD forced me to still point it out. I've been a technical editor/proofreader for two years now; grammar nerd checking in :geek:

Back on topic: If I still had a sex life, you guys would be the first to hear about it.
 
Im a dirty fucker in real sex but my porn is not i don't watch gangbangs no need to see any extra cock then is needed and today just after wds all i needed was wikifeet and avril lavignes painted toes lasted a few seconds
 
I think I was the only one in my grammar school class who actually enjoyed diagramming sentences.

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I enjoy proper grammar and try to use it in everyday communications, but never try to enforce the use of it.
 
My vote goes for:
Pennsylvania, Colorado, Montana, Michigan and to a minor extent (sometimes) New Jersey, Delaware and Kansas.
 
I think I was the only one in my grammar school class who actually enjoyed diagramming sentences.

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I enjoy proper grammar and try to use it in everyday communications, but never try to enforce the use of it.
I don't remember being taught such a thing as sentence diagrams. Love me some Kafka, though.

I don't even think they teach cursive writing anymore.
 
I don't remember being taught such a thing as sentence diagrams. Love me some Kafka, though.

I don't even think they teach cursive writing anymore.
Yeah I believe that diagramming sentences is a lost art along with cursive writing, There were a few cursive styles taught when I was young. I was taught the "Palmer method"



Kafka is very appropriate. It was extremely difficult for me, as an individual, to learn to write cursive. In grammar school was I forced to go to the convent for individual remedial lessons on Saturdays. This happened for a couple of years until the nuns came to the conclusion that I wasn't being difficult on purpose and. I'll never forget the nun who was my teacher threw up her arms and declared: "OK, I believe you, You aren't able to learn to write neatly and correctly. I suggest you become a doctor or pharmacist because that's the only professions that allows such poor penmanship !"
 
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Saw once on the young turks that people having it off with animals was popular in Pakistan .We are originally from Punjab India and on a visit we got a goat my dad's cousins kid and it was at the neighbouring village when we went to buy a goat got back to our farm he went into the inclosure for animals and was in there for ages i went in and saw what he was up top i swear on my four kids its the truth . He told me not to tell anyone brought me sweets i took them at night the old man and his dad were drinking and i told everyone. I check what the top[ searches were from the sub-continent the more repressed a society is the more the people are fucked up . They treat women like this that's why I respect western culture
 
Yeah I believe that diagramming sentences is a lost art along with cursive writing, There were a few cursive styles taught when I was young. I was taught the "Palmer method"



Kafka is very appropriate. It was extremely difficult for me, as an individual, to learn to write cursive. In grammar school was I forced to go to the convent for individual remedial lessons on Saturdays. This happened for a couple of years until the nuns came to the conclusion that I wasn't being difficult on purpose and. I'll never forget the nun who was my teacher threw up her arms and declared: "OK, I believe you, You aren't able to learn to write neatly and correctly. I suggest you become a doctor or pharmacist because that's the only professions that allows such poor penmanship !"

Oh I like her handwriting! I'm a bit weird about handwriting despite not having very neat handwriting myself. It's ok though.
How come women have MUCH better handwriting than men in like 99% of cases btw?
 
Yeah I believe that diagramming sentences is a lost art along with cursive writing, There were a few cursive styles taught when I was young. I was taught the "Palmer method"



Kafka is very appropriate. It was extremely difficult for me, as an individual, to learn to write cursive. In grammar school was I forced to go to the convent for individual remedial lessons on Saturdays. This happened for a couple of years until the nuns came to the conclusion that I wasn't being difficult on purpose and. I'll never forget the nun who was my teacher threw up her arms and declared: "OK, I believe you, You aren't able to learn to write neatly and correctly. I suggest you become a doctor or pharmacist because that's the only professions that allows such poor penmanship !"

When I was in grad school, my advising professor told me his son had dysgraphia: the inability to write coherently. I guess it's a neurological disorder. I imagine having dysgraphia or being left handed would have gotten someone terrible treatment from nuns back in the day.
 
That's true, it can be interpreted in a way that makes sense.

Isn't it really a widely accepted mishearing of "year-end review", though? American english is full of that stuff. "Could care less" being a prime example. My bet still is on that. How would americans pronounce the phrase? Intuitively "review" seems to be the operative noun rather than "year".

Incorrect accepted as correct is not the same as logically correct, imo.

I half-stand half corrected.
I agree ..
 
I am ashamed to admit that when I first pointed out that Tennessee resembled the very strap-on that they so dearly love, I failed to realize that said strap-on was accompanied by two black balls (in the form of Arkansas and Mississippi)



Fortunately I've finally made the connection!
 
I am ashamed to admit that when I first pointed out that Tennessee resembled the very strap-on that they so dearly love, I failed to realize that said strap-on was accompanied by two black balls (in the form of Arkansas and Mississippi)



Fortunately I've finally made the connection!

It appears to be poking into a big black ass, too, for what it's worth
 
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