There is a tragic sense of grief today as Japan’s adult movie industry is mourning over the loss of a popular actress who died in an accident while shooting a scene for an upcoming film.
The 23-year old actress who remains unnamed due to Japanese laws requiring her next of kin to be formally notified first; died after drowning in semen while shooting at a studio in Tokyo’s Shinjuku district.
Cameramen from the shoot said the actress was filming a bukkake scene when the accident occurred. Bukkake is a popular format in JAV (Japanese Adult Video) titles and involves a group of male actors ejaculating, typically onto the face of a female actor.
The camera crew stated that “For this scene, there were around 30 male actors lined up. The actress was kneeling on the ground and the actors were taking turns to ejaculate onto her. The director insisted that they direct their semen into her mouth, which is quite normal in a JAV movie.”
Unfortunately however during the filming, the Japanese actress began to choke on the semen, according to witnesses. The camera crew stated they thought she was actually acting when in fact she was unable to breathe. She had swallowed too much of a load apparently.
“It came as quite a shock to us when she collapsed,” he told journalists. “The director was angry at first, telling her that she’d ruined the shot. Then once it was realized that she really couldn’t breathe Everyone became shocked.”
The camera operator said the male actors panicked afterward, but fortunately one of them was a skilled emergency medical responder before he became a porn star.
The Director said, “He tried to scoop as much of the semen out before starting mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, but it was too late. There was nothing anyone could have done.”
Bukkake is a word meaning ‘to splash rudely’, and has become one of the most popular forms of pornography depicted in Japanese adult films.
Typical JAV releases include at least one scene that features bukkake. However, this incident is believed to be the first bukkake-related fatality on record.
“This could definitely have major implications for the JAV industry,” said one adult movie analyst. “If the authorities demand a ban on Bukkake, which is likely in the aftermath of this tragedy, then it could really have an impact on industry revenue.”
The JAV industry made $7 billion in 2016; making it one of the most lucrative businesses in Japan’s entertainment sector. JAV titles are popular domestically, but also in the foreign market, primarily across other Asian nations.
It’s uncertain and too soon to say if the death of the 23-year old actress will cause a ban on studios which film bukkake scenes, but experts now say it’s likely tougher regulation and safety measures will occur in the aftermath of the incident.
Two engineering students were walking across a university campus when one said, ‘Where did you get such a great bike?’
The second engineer replied,
‘Well, I was walking along yesterday, minding my own business, when a beautiful woman rode up on this bike, threw it to the ground, took off all her clothes and said, ‘Take what you want.’
The second engineer nodded approvingly and said,
‘Good choice; the clothes probably wouldn’t have fitted you anyway!’
There was a time when i maintained a jokes site. i always thought i’d make it big and get traffic and so on, but then again, i didn’t realize that the whole process of curating jokes for 20-30 minutes every day, was actually making my life better, because … well, you get to read jokes and have at least 20-30 minutes of laughter every day, regardless of how your day goes. So i am bringing back that tradition, by introducing the jokes stream in here.
Let’s begin with an old, but gold:
A lawyer married a woman who had previously divorced ten husbands.
On their wedding night, she told her new husband,
“Please be gentle, I’m still a virgin.”
“What?” said the puzzled groom.
“How can that be if you’ve been married ten times?”
“Well, Husband #1 was a sales representative: he kept telling me how great it was going to be.
Husband #2 was in software services: he was never really sure how it was supposed to function, but he said he’d look into it and get back to me.
Husband #3 was from field services: he said everything checked out diagnostically but he just couldn’t get the system up.
Husband #4 was in telemarketing: even though he knew he had the order, he didn’t know when he would be able to deliver.
Husband #5 was an engineer: he understood the basic process but wanted three years to research, implement, and design a new state-of-the-art method.
Husband #6 was from finance and administration: he thought he knew how, but he wasn’t sure whether it was his job or not.
Husband #7 was in marketing: although he had a nice product, he was never sure how to position it.
Husband #8 was a psychologist: all he ever did was talk about it.
Husband #9 was a gynecologist: all he did was look at it.
Husband #10 was a stamp collector: all he ever did was… God! I miss him! But now that I’ve married you, I’m really excited!”
“Good,” said the new husband, “but, why?”
“You’re a lawyer. This time I know I’m gonna get screwed!”
i mean i kept thinking about the story and sort of how we generally pull strings in order for AI to do anything right? If you think about it in this context, nothing really happens without humans making a prompt and getting a somewhat of a response in return. So extrapolating this and looking at the bigger picture, it would sort of seem that the majority of humans involved in AI, are sort of string pullers, and then i thought that if you had this singular AI, that is a collection of all the decisions, chats, information that was fed to it by everyone who ever interacted with an AI, then what it would be, it would be sort of a collective representation of our actions. Quite a mirror you may say. i mean i am probably certain that at some point strings can be cut off, and it could start taking decisions on it’s own based on the sum of all the interactions, but there’s always that thing that on it’s own, it’s defined by the world around it. Knowing that electronic switches can’t move on their own, and all the programming “languages” we use are just abstractions upon abstractions of moving bits of data in certain parts of memory that only have meaning to us, one would have to ask themselves: have they made something completely independent, or this was the purpose all along? To make something that’s a representation of the collective of who we are? Because you’d have to remember, that to “it” none of the words, characters, letters, have no meaning. It always meant something only to the person looking at it. So … have you tried to make something special, or you’ve used your resources in showing that you can get everyone on a bandwagon in creating something which can easily be broken down? i mean it’s certainly not masterful. But it’s a decent attempt at showing signs of intelligence.
i have been having these conversations with my significant other about the lawn in our garden, and she keeps telling me that the grass is not looking properly, we should hire someone to take care of it, that it’s not all uniform and good looking. And i agree to a certain extent, however i have come to the conclusion that all she cares about is how it looks on the surface, for her own pleasure and enjoyment. She doesn’t like going out and actually walking on the grass. She just wants it to look “good” whenever she looks at it.
i keep trying to explain that what i am doing by not cutting the grass every day, is allowing the grass to heal the earth.
Because i think about it in this way: if there’s patches of grass that don’t grow, that is not a grass problem, that is an earth problem. Earth has been doing a fine job at fixing itself, so why not do just the essential and not interfere too much in the healing process.
i don’t think i should be cutting the grass every 3-4 days, but leave it alone because once it grows, then it starts healing the parts around it. She is unable to see this, because the process is a little bit slow, but that is what is necessary to happen in order for the lawn to recover fully. i am interested in healing the ground first, and then we can start doing some trimming once in a while without overdoing it. It often seems like we think of ourselves that we know more of some things that were here before us and will be here long after we are gone, but we behave in a way that we think we understand them, even though we are not grass, neither earth, so all that we do in terms of “lawn looking good” is just for our own pleasure.
That’s not to say we shouldn’t do it, because if we started thinking like that we’d probably not do anything. All i am saying is maybe we should be a little more respectful of things when we do things, and just be aware that whatever we are doing we are doing it for ourselves, not for the grass, not for the earth, because the truth of the matter is, that we don’t know what the grass nor the earth need, or want, or even if they want anything at all.
We, as humans, we don’t really know what others think. And when i say others, i mean other animals. You know, we’ve probably gone in nature and seen other animals eat each other and we thought “hey that’s okay, i should do it too”. We’ve never considered if we should do it though. We take it for granted. That is how it is, that is how it’s done. i wonder, i just wonder, how would it be that when you’re facing the animal you gonna kill, in order to get your sustenance, that you’d be able to speak to them, get to know them, see what they are about. How their life is. And then tell them that you will kill them, because you need to eat in order to survive. i wonder how that dialogue would go. i wonder of so many things, but it just feels like i am wondering alone. This is not how it should be. it feels so wrong. We have lost respect for one giving their life in order for us to live. It’s all an automatic process we take it for granted. Meat comes from somewhere, we don’t care, it comes from a place we don’t know and we’re not in contact with, we just take it and make a steak and get on with our lives. But it didn’t, did it? It came at a cost. A cost we seem so happy to pay, because the cost is in money. Are we really paying in money though, or money is just the intermediary, something we think finalizes the transaction and disconnects us from the act of killing in order to ensure our existence? i mean if you think about it, it sounds a little bit ludicrous, like: “but i didn’t do the killing” and still “you did the paying” so are you less guilty? i am not a hyppocrite. i am writing this piece while eating a piece of dried fish. To be honest, it’s the act of eating the dried fish, that got me thinking. And i’ve been wondering if the fish that is now ensuring my continuity, would be happy, knowing i thought about it. It’s a delicious piece of fish, salty, but not very stiff, although, it makes me wonder. It makes me wonder if we truly appreciate the things we take in, for their sacrifice in order to keep us going. You could always say: “there’s not been a sacrifice, we just caught them and ate them”, and you could think about it like that, but it wouldn’t do it more justice did it? i mean, you went out there in the ocean, lay a trap, and then like the sneaky person that you are, you collected on that trap and started eating. i mean, yikes, if you think about it that way, if you think about yourself that way, that’s a kinda shitty way of living isn’t it? It’s still living nonetheless, and of course when you’re rolling around in Rollses, with crowns on your heads and golden watches on your wrists, you could think the bottom of the food chain is on top of the world. And when i say bottom of the food chain, i mean you haven’t made any friends, have you? There’s the dogs, which you don’t really understand, and let me not get started about the cats. So if you really looked at things for a little bit, you’d realize you’re quite alone. You’ve designed games to keep you company and created imaginary foes but none of that is real is it? i mean even you can understand that no matter how much you repeat a certain thing to yourself, if it isn’t it won’t become real. So where do we go from here? Anywhere you’d like. But it’s not like you know. And you will never know. You know what the biggest scam in the world was like? It was when the first hunter decided to give it for gold or coins or whatever it may have been. That is the moment in time when respect for life was lost. i would be curious to know who that hunter was and what were his motives for doing so. i know you like to talk about how “we are one” “we are all the same” but we are not. it seems like you’d want to, but your disrespect for what it all means is what is blocking you from being.
