Drainmyrod
Worshipped Member
You right he’ll just keep getting better with age.He's probably going to look like this until he is 30. He won't age with that face at all.
You right he’ll just keep getting better with age.He's probably going to look like this until he is 30. He won't age with that face at all.
Lol > the moderators will be sending you a stern warning no doubt!Not yet they’re not. There’s always time for some plastic
those are cocksucking lips
only place they should be are wrapped around the base of a thick cock
AGREED > BUT > posters are being given warnings for making naughty comments about photos of 18y/o ADULT Kit Connor NOT playing 16y/o character "Nick Nelson" > which would understandably be "underage off-limits" > Photos of legal age adult Kit Connor off-camera posted on social media and not on-set playing "Nick Nelson"!Seems pretty simple to me. You cannot talk about him in reference to his minor character. No pictures or videos of him as that character either.
AGREED > BUT > posters are being given warnings for making naughty comments about photos of 18y/o ADULT Kit Connor NOT playing 16y/o character "Nick Nelson" > which would understandably be "underage off-limits" > Photos of legal age adult Kit Connor off-camera posted on social media and not on-set playing "Nick Nelson"!
OR photos of Kit Connor playing a legal age 18y/o+ character in his new movie currently in production > NOT an underage character > yet posters are being given warnings for these NON-NICK NELSON photos, both off-camera and on-set
Screencaps, videos or promotional photography of him as his character will be off-limits, now the behind the scenes pics would fall under a gray area... not sure how the moderators will deal with that.I don't think photos are off-limits for Season 2 of the legally aged actor. I think discussing doing stuff to the fictional character is.
Keeping it really simple for "H.O.T." posters online here > Photos of Kit playing 16y/o underage "Nick Nelson" should definitely be off-limits for sexy-talk...
Photos of 18y/o legal adult actor Kit Connor, not in character as "Nick Nelson" should be open to sexy-talk, including photos of Kit playing other LEGAL AGE characters in other productions
This actually makes great sense!
It's an old internet thing. Like early days. The > is supposed to make a new paragraphWhat is your use of ">" meant to represent?
It's really not difficult. No pictures or discussion of anyone (real or fictional) who is under 18. Pretty simple and straight forward... I'm really not sure how it is so difficult for some to comprehend.
It's an old internet thing. Like early days. The > is supposed to make a new paragraph
AGREED > BUT > posters are being given warnings for making naughty comments about photos of 18y/o ADULT Kit Connor NOT playing 16y/o character "Nick Nelson" > which would understandably be "underage off-limits" > Photos of legal age adult Kit Connor off-camera posted on social media and not on-set playing "Nick Nelson"!
OR photos of Kit Connor playing a legal age 18y/o+ character in his new movie currently in production > NOT an underage character > yet posters are being given warnings for these NON-NICK NELSON photos, both off-camera and on-set
What in the helllllllllllKeeping it really simple for "H.O.T." posters online here > Photos of Kit playing 16y/o underage "Nick Nelson" should definitely be off-limits for sexy-talk...
Photos of 18y/o legal adult actor Kit Connor, not in character as "Nick Nelson" should be open to sexy-talk, including photos of Kit playing other LEGAL AGE characters in other productions
This actually makes great sense!
It's the only logical explanation. Because the only other text form I've seen use > is for quoting. Like on forums like 4chan if you put > before something it'll highlight it and show it as a quote. But he's no quoting anyone, so it has to be the old usage for paragraphsLmao... There's no way that's what they're using it for... My brain hurts applying that to their comments...
Except that that logic instantly fails when you try to apply it to what he's been typing lolIt's the only logical explanation. Because the only other text form I've seen use > is for quoting. Like on forums like 4chan if you put > before something it'll highlight it and show it as a quote. But he's no quoting anyone, so it has to be the old usage for paragraphs
i said it's the logical explanation. which means his reasoning his not logical. if it were, people would've got itExcept that that logic instantly fails when you try to apply it to what he's been typing lol
there's probably a few on twitterSomeone needs to do a cum tribute on him