(12-12-2023 01:21 )ryuken Wrote:  

(13-11-2023 23:08 )Snooks Wrote:  Early night for me again tonight as is the case most nights more often than not.
Times have changed and much for the worse. Absolute drivel most of the time these days and nights. It's tepid, it's predictable, it's process driven, it's dull, it's unimaginative and it's utterly sleep inducing.

Night night......Zzzzzzzzzzz.

Great post as always Snooks. I had a similar feeling tonight. FTA and calls has become pointless.

Alice & Olivia's G/G show was for buzzers, privates and perv cammers. They hit all their tip goals.

Lori and Priya hit separate tip goals for a G/G show, that probably needs to be watched on perv.

Kartel wrote in her chatbox "I'll come on FTA if someone buzzes me, if not find me in perv cam"

EDIT - Cherry Leigh looked like she didn't want to get her tits out on FTA during calls.

(13-12-2023 22:18 )Hobgoblin Wrote:  So just over a year since S66 died, Babestation have Ruby Mae, Joa Nova, Brooksie Brooks, Antonia Rogers and Ivy Hope on their shows/streams right this minute. Whatever killed that channel, it certainly wasn’t the talent.

(13-12-2023 22:18 )Hobgoblin Wrote:  So just over a year since S66 died, Babestation have Ruby Mae, Joa Nova, Brooksie Brooks, Antonia Rogers and Ivy Hope on their shows/streams right this minute. Whatever killed that channel, it certainly wasn’t the talent.

(14-12-2023 09:10 )karlmoore7 Wrote:  

(13-12-2023 22:18 )Hobgoblin Wrote:  So just over a year since S66 died, Babestation have Ruby Mae, Joa Nova, Brooksie Brooks, Antonia Rogers and Ivy Hope on their shows/streams right this minute. Whatever killed that channel, it certainly wasn’t the talent.

The god awful daytime s66 "chat" where the girls did nothing but sit around painting pictures with there feet, instead of taking calls and making the channel actual money was a reason. That, and the insane move of putting there streams behind a paywall. The channel died pretty quickly after that...

(14-12-2023 12:52 )southlondonphil Wrote:  I don't believe the above comments to be correct. I'd say it was the decision that they didn't need TV anymore that led to their doom. Whilst they were still on TV things appeared to be still going well, but closing the TV channel down effectively spelt the end. I mean calls from TV may have been declining and becoming a smaller and smaller share of their revenue, but nevertheless TV was still driving traffic to their website and as it turned out they just couldn't survive without it.