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I've been wondering for a while what the experts think – is this type of content considered unacceptable or not?

Nothing out of the ordinary. Just young people engaging in sports, as they should.

Not allowed. Remove it.

I want a well-reasoned explanation.

Arguments for perverts.

No less welcome are Nebkov's contributions on this page.

*puke*

No less acceptable are the Necropolis-themed images on this page.

:(

Okay, I'll eliminate it, but only for Ment.

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Hmm... Or did I misunderstand him, and is this one okay?

Sounds like Nebka’s posts are just as acceptable, or even more so, than your art.

It looks like the author of Bleach drew it.

Now I know what chlorine bleach looks like when drawn.

Regarding the best demon lords... I've gathered quite a collection. Here he is again – Melkor Baugliir, the first and only. Father of Dragons King of the North Lord of the Elements Master of Diplomacy Great Educator Great Humorist These aren't prisoners; they're raw materials. Philosopher The subject of worship of the first organized religion in Middle-earth The archetype of all fantasy and a significant number of cartoon villains P-progression. Nenuacho. A butterfly is essentially the same as a caterpillar. And a caterpillar is a pest, causing famine, plague, and, if you're lucky, riots, wars, and cannibalism. A true spawn of evil, far more so than orcs and dragons. This is how his enemies see him. And rightly so – let them fear. Relatives, you see. All evil comes from them. Or rather, all good comes from them... This is almost canon, by the way. So, it's Varda (that's the same "Elbereth, Gilthoniel," if anyone doesn't know) who is to blame for everything. She chose the weakling and milquetoast Manwë, whom she then manipulated as she pleased – and Melkor went completely berserk after that. Hey, where's Melkor? Oh, never mind. Tell him hello when he gets back. Although, you probably won't have time for that...

Is there anyone here from Barnaul? "As I was passing by the station, my hat blew off," yes. It's scary to even imagine what this cultist is telling them: But Esenin was definitely the unluckiest: Performed by actor Bezrukov, of course. Even in his last, worst years, Sergei Alexandrovich couldn't get that drunk. However, it seems this is an alternate universe where he has completely switched from vodka to cocaine. And he just can't stop snorting...

Or does it simply refer to a cover version of the series?