Aliasing cum_puddle -> cum_pool.

Reason: It's the same, and cum_pool has the greatest number of hits.

Nope, because a puddle is smaller than a pool. Since cum_pool implies cum, I'd say doing the same to cum_puddle

Xch3l said:
Nope, because a puddle is smaller than a pool. Since cum_pool implies cum, I'd say doing the same to cum_puddle

Images with cum pools range from a tiny puddle to a lot. It's not used only for loads of cum the size of a pool, because i'm sure there aren't many images like that here.

Pool =/= puddle.

Always about the meaning of the noun.

The size difference between a puddle and a pool.

Which one is bigger?
The pool.

They're practically the same, just different sizes in quantities of cum.

Nobody ever talks about a puddle of cum.

GreyMaria said:
Nobody ever talks about a puddle of cum.

Not even a fluid ounce of one? :o

So what does everyone want to do with this? I vote in favor of aliasing it merely for tag consolidation. Yes a puddle is not a pool, but these differences in size might not warrant both tags

Xch3l said:
Nope, because a puddle is smaller than a pool. Since cum_pool already implies cum, I'd say doing the same to cum_puddle

Why people doesn't read everything and just focuses on the half?
Note this includes me

Xch3l said:
Why people doesn't read everything and just focuses on the half?

By the way, Xch3l probably gave the reason of aliasing cum_puddle to cum_pool even though Xch3l wants to imply from cum_puddle to cum, since cum_pool already did, more like I am playing with the words.

So, if cum_puddle implies to cum and so does cum_pool reason is because it contain one thing that they have in common, cum. But pool and puddle have only size differences which make them both of them half different and half the same.

I say don't alias it.

To me a "puddle" is something you can sit on. A "pool" is something you can sit in. Aliasing them is akin to aliasing "stream" to "river". They're two very different things to me.

Of course, the problems with having both is in clearly defining them (probably an impossible task) and then getting people to actually read the wiki before using them (also probably an impossible task).

Keats said:
Why not just accept that people have mistakes?

I did. Just note how bad structured is that sentence

RedRaven said:
To me a "puddle" is something you can sit on. A "pool" is something you can sit in. Aliasing them is akin to aliasing "stream" to "river". They're two very different things to me.

Of course, the problems with having both is in clearly defining them (probably an impossible task) and then getting people to actually read the wiki before using them (also probably an impossible task).

But still the difference is in the size.

Xch3l said:
I did. Just note how bad structured is that sentence

Not going to start an argument.
But no need to insult.

Keats said:
Not going to start an argument.
But no need to insult.

Not yours, my sentence

Xch3l said:
Not yours, my sentence

This site's skin/theme throws me off. 8|
Sorry for that.