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| Nepenvals Member 6 Posts 6/09 |  Posted - Sep 30 2009 : 3:51PMHello, I'm not very good at this, so it may well be that the thing I'm finding is very obvious. I remember seeing a film in 2003 (or around that time) via a winamp library player. It was watchable for free, but I have no clue what the title was. It was a feature film, which had something to do with devils of some kind. A scene I remember very specifically is that a woman (dark haired, brown I think) starts to masturbate on a small black leather bench with a red curtain back ground. Later, all of a sudden a man comes along and starts penetrating her. I remember the doggy style part very vividly (was hard to forget), but I can't remember many specific details of the rest of the film. Unfortunately this is all I have to go on so far. I've been searching on the internet for ages, but so far no luck. Maybe there are some brilliant minds out there who can assist me in finding what I need? Thanks for the attention and time.  [Link] |
| Nepenvals Member 6 Posts 6/09 | Posted - Sep 30 2009 : 4:34PM Damn, I managed to find it through the most weird thing. I downloaded the old version of Winamp I used back then, and the website was still operating on it's library. Via there I've been searching a very long time and I managed to find the actress: Asia Carrera. After a while I also found the movie: 'A devil's tail'. It turned out to be a leopard skin bench, and not a black leather bench haha. Memory failed me. Anyway, this topic can be closed!  [Link] |
| Robert Member My past is a foreign country. Most things are different there, including word usage. 503 Posts 12/06 | Posted - Sep 30 2009 : 9:23PM This is not a criticism of you (Nepenvals), but a general observation about what the brain does with 'memories.' You say you're not very good at this (recalling visual events). I don't think any of us are very good at this. The longer ago the event the more time the brain has to change it around, combine it with other memories and general create something that it wants to retain rather than what the eye actually saw. And cops,lawyers and judges will tell you that an 'eye witness' is the best possible testimony.  [Link] |
| Nepenvals Member 6 Posts 6/09 | Posted - Oct 13 2009 : 1:22PM [Link] |
| Robert Member My past is a foreign country. Most things are different there, including word usage. 503 Posts 12/06 | Posted - Oct 13 2009 : 4:17PM Eye witness is being challenged more and more and found to be not only inaccurate, but often totally misleading. Given a little time (and thought) the brain soon develops a 'memory' that is more like what the witness wanted to see than what he actually saw. And when necessary for a more complete picture the brain often fills in some gaps also. [Link] |
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