your predictions for 2006....

Hell Puppy · 12-30-2005

The thing I find interesting about prediction threads is that in adult, it's always negative. For most other companies and industries in general, you make bold predictions about exciting new things that are going to happen and what your goals are for growth, etc.

For the past few years in adult it's always been more like what kind of adversity are we going to have to fight thru this year to stay in business.

2257, acacia, 1% ccb's and other processing issues, justice department crack downs, etc.

We have the most "in demand" product on the internet, yet we seemingly plan our years around adversity for the most part.

The one prediction that I'm 100% certain on is that there'll be more tits and ass seen on the internet in 2006 than ever before. What format will be in? What medium will it be broadcast on? How will people pay for it? These are the questions we should focus on when thinking about how to go at 2006.

12-30-2005	#14
Hell Puppy Fat Fucking Nobody Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 6,523	Re: your predictions for 2006.... The thing I find interesting about prediction threads is that in adult, it's always negative. For most other companies and industries in general, you make bold predictions about exciting new things that are going to happen and what your goals are for growth, etc. For the past few years in adult it's always been more like what kind of adversity are we going to have to fight thru this year to stay in business. 2257, acacia, 1% ccb's and other processing issues, justice department crack downs, etc. We have the most "in demand" product on the internet, yet we seemingly plan our years around adversity for the most part. The one prediction that I'm 100% certain on is that there'll be more tits and ass seen on the internet in 2006 than ever before. What format will be in? What medium will it be broadcast on? How will people pay for it? These are the questions we should focus on when thinking about how to go at 2006.