Original Demon

Nicely done!

It's Lalo Salamanca from Better Call Saul.

It depends on where she was before the start of the clip. If she was submerged before her teammates lifted her up she'd be streaming pool water from all over her body, including from between her legs. It's fun to imagine, but it's definitely wishful thinking.

Thanks, but I'd rather not waste my time and elevate my blood pressure trying to get a word in edgewise in that echo chamber, so I'll stick with "Fine drawing."

That's fine. There are plenty of us more than happy to endorse both America and the decisions of its Supreme Court. Fine drawing, though.

There's an entire community here dedicated to that. Go back to the home page and scroll down.

You don't need a "phone wallpaper." I use a plain old JPEG for my screen saver and background on my phone. Just pick an omorashi picture you like and grab it.

It's about time there was some speed skating action.

The artwork is great. I refuse to comment on the plausibility of this scenario.

So you do have lines you won't cross. Good to know. See, I'm just following everybody's logic here. According to the above arguments some things we see shouldn't be considered objectionable because they're obviously fake. You can fake lots of things, and every body has a scenario in their subconscious mind that crosses a line, no matter how fake it is. You've seen my line, and now I know yours. Thanks for sharing.

So, question for all of you: If one fine day I posted a video of a scene depicting a 13 year old girl pissing uncontrollably while she was being raped, would all of you say "To each his own. It's just a movie." Just inquiring about limits here...

Because the goal of a good movie is to make its audience react to the events depicted on screen as if they were real, no matter how outlandish they might actually be. That's why improvements are constantly being made to scriptwriting, special effects and acting. And the reason I "feel bad," is because the scene realistically depicts a terrible side effect of an illness no one should have to go through, but especially not to satisfy somebody's fetish. And if you don't feel bad watching, I say that you're the one with the problem.

I know it was a movie. I know the person was acting. The problem is she was acting like someone having an epileptic seizure which resulted in an accidental wetting, and it was treated here like just another "hot" jeans pee scene.

I gotta say something. Is wetting her jeans enough to make watching someone having a seizure entertaining? Really?