The Dead Pool

2017-01-18 14:12:04

#401

SuperJail Warden: Gone Forever; +641|3963

A big issue for them is that they end up with a lack of useful skills in a regular job market. A few of them leverage their fame into other stuff though. Mia Khalifa is now a sports analyst.

Webcams are a thing a lot of them get into now. You can get a few hundred dollars a hour just talking to someone and acting excited when they donate $20 to you. A few girls who never got into hardcore porn make a ridiculous amount of money doing that now.

2017-01-18 19:07:30

#402

DesertFox-: The very model of a modern major general; +796|6928|United States of America

With the age of this forum, it's interesting to wonder what has happened to the porn stars of the day in 2005 over the past decade. I can't imagine many have weathered the age well to stay in that game, though I suppose one could graduate into MILFdom.

2017-01-19 03:19:11

#403

Jaekus: I'm the matchstick that you'll never lose; +957|5422|Sydney

Some of them are quite intelligent and business savvy. I recall ages ago reading (I think) Sunrise Adams saved all her cash and became a bit of a property tycoon once she left porn.

2017-01-28 03:56:13

#404

Ty: Mass Media Casualty; +2,398|7018|Noizyland

RIP John Hurt. Enjoyed his performances.

[Blinking eyes thing]
Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/tzyon

2017-01-29 00:16:30

#405

SuperJail Warden: Gone Forever; +641|3963

The owner and founder of World Star died at the age of 43. Complications related to obesity. I wonder if whoever found his body screamed world star.

2017-01-30 09:35:24

#406

pirana6: Go Cougs!; +691|6534|Washington St.

It's not a true world star video unless you film in vertical, constant film the ground or the back of somebody's coat, THEN scream 'world star!' every 30 seconds.

2017-02-26 08:29:19

#407

coke: Aye up duck!; +440|6952|England. Stoke

2017-02-26 11:40:29

#408

Ty: Mass Media Casualty; +2,398|7018|Noizyland

RIP Bill Pullman.

[Blinking eyes thing]
Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/tzyon

2017-02-26 17:20:17

#409

AussieReaper: ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°); +5,761|6396|what

So many great movies he was in. I think Aliens is his most memorable easily. I don't know why the press keep mentioning Titanic.

2017-02-27 17:28:18

#410

coke: Aye up duck!; +440|6952|England. Stoke

AussieReaper wrote:
So many great movies he was in. I think Aliens is his most memorable easily. I don't know why the press keep mentioning Titanic.

Most "critically acclaimed" even though it was pretty shit and he was barely in it, I guess it's just the one most people have seen.
Aliens his role and that line I posted was particularly iconic, Apollo 13 (good film, good role) and True Lies, again more of a cameo but again pretty memorable.

Last edited by coke (2017-02-27 17:30:57)

2017-02-27 18:52:36

#411

SuperJail Warden: Gone Forever; +641|3963

Have heard his name before but I can't put his name to face.

2017-02-28 08:33:17

#412

DesertFox-: The very model of a modern major general; +796|6928|United States of America

That's because you're confusing him with Bill Paxton.

2017-03-04 09:02:34

#413

-MetaL*: Sup guies; +157|5877|Southern California

I hope ATG died IRL.

2017-03-04 09:05:19

#414

Pocshy2.0: Member; +23|3614

-MetaL* wrote:
I hope ATG died IRL.

On a similar note, it's scary to think that I'll look back in 40 years and remember spending a portion of my 20s responding to posts on a dying videogame forum.

2017-03-04 10:14:17

#415

uziq: Member; +496|3696

is it so different from the large portion of your teens you spent on MSN/AIM/etc.?

this transcended bf2 even whilst bf2 was a thing. a lot of people i speak to nowadays talk about forums they posted on in the 2000s. it almost seems sort of arbitrary as to which board people collected around.

and i'm happier about being a bf2s dweeb than going in for something awful or 4chan or some nerd shit like that.

Last edited by uziq (2017-03-04 10:14:39)

2017-03-05 14:52:12