XXX Danish girl in a raincoat

[gummioglakregn]

http://fantasti.cc/videos/permalink/xvi ... ./5925641/

[hotwilly]

Nice video, thanks

[gummioglakregn]

You're welcome. I wish you guys could understand danish.....She speaks a lot about how wonderful it is for her to wear the raincoat and how she heard that he likes girls in rainwear. (very sexy stuff).

[pvc_pete]

Luffe,

Well it's OK but certainly not worth paying for!!!!

[macca]

I have to agree.

if I was paying for it i would at least want it translating in to English

[rainwear-experience]

http://fantasti.cc/videos/permalink/xvi ... ./5925641/

Hi this video is not for the public, its ment to be paid for.. Please remove this link at once..

Spoil sport, this is the internet EVERYTHING IS FREE

Some people use their time and money to create content for others to steal and spread it around, its called SHARING

Funny that non of the 'SHARERS" seem to contribute anything ORIGINAL

Ray

[chucky3fm]

LOL...

Ray.. shout it out, loud!



Anyway.. this clips comes from Anettehome.com


There's more rainwear on that site..

http://www.anettehome.com/photo-amateur ... id&from=90

[rainwear-experience]

OOOOOOPS

I guess the irony got lost in translation, never mind

[matron69]

Quite correct Ray!
Flickr is a prime example to as you have no doubt found out.
I agree the internet is free and once you have posted something it goes straight into the public domain!
Even if it is on a pay for site.

I share via youtube and flickr no payment no hassle (To my way of thinking)
But I am not a professional like some of you guys and I admire your works.

Best wishes and keep up the fight agains tyranny!
As Wolfie Smith said (Power to the people!) Citizen Smith BBC TV From the 70's or 80's!

Paul

[rainwear-experience]

Cheers Paul

Ive never considered myself a professional

Obviously the images I post on Flickr and that I used to post to this Forum and my Blog are fair game Ive put them in the Public Domain and Im not surprised to see them posted elsewhere

However it is a bit irksome to see them posted in large numbers on other peoples Flickr accounts with them claiming ownership, Im not sure why they do this unless it gives them some sort of ego boost or think it bigs them up in the community

What burns my pee a little more is the people who post images from the members area as their own, obviously I can get the images removed by issuing take down notices but its the time it takes and the potential lost revenue - I'm looking at an alternative method of sorting this problem which might cause a few people a shock in the near future

Ray