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Avery Jane breaks down the biggest differences between shooting porn in Europe vs the States: “The porno studio I shoot for in Europe… what’s the biggest difference between European porn and shooting in the States? In the States it’s a lot of scripted stuff. In Europe they don’t do...

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Avery Jane breaks down the wild differences between American and European p0rn, describing a European scene in which the guys were pissing into her mouth and she had to swallow it: "In the States it’s a lot of scripted stuff. In Europe they don't do too many scripts because not enough people speak English there to make funny scripts." "So there they just do straight gonzo, hardcore, a lot of an@l, a lot of piss." "They can do piss scenes in Europe because technically we’re not supposed to produce that here in the States." "The guys just drink a shit ton of water and liquids... I’ll be getting f*cked by one guy and the other guy is peeing in my mouth, and you have to drink it, you have to swallow it."
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Avery Jane breaks down the wild differences between American and European p0rn, describing a European scene in which the guys were pissing into her mouth and she had to swallow it: "In the States it’s a lot of scripted stuff. In Europe they don't do too many scripts because not enough people speak English there to make funny scripts." "So there they just do straight gonzo, hardcore, a lot of an@l, a lot of piss." "They can do piss scenes in Europe because technically we’re not supposed to produce that here in the States." "The guys just drink a shit ton of water and liquids... I’ll be getting f*cked by one guy and the other guy is peeing in my mouth, and you have to drink it, you have to swallow it."

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I agree with Elon Musk 100% here. Does MAGA? 100% free and open trade between the US, Europe, Canada and Mexico, and Free travel between Europe and America. “And I’m hopeful, for example, with tariffs, that at the end of the day, I hope it is agreed that both Europe and the United States should move ideally, in my view, to a zero-tariff situation, effectively creating a free trade zone between Europe and North America… Also more freedom of people to move between Europe and North America. If they wish to work in Europe or wish to work in America, they should be allowed to do so, in my view. So that has certainly been my advice to the President.”
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