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So, first things first—I found it! Here's the source:
Title: 絶頂と放心を繰り返す異常な3本番 完全ノーカット157分 さくらゆら
English Title: 3 Wild Scenes Of Non-Stop Mind Blowing Orgasms 157-Minutes With No Cuts Yura Sakura
Actress(es): さくらゆら (Yura Sakura)
Manufacturer: kawaii
Label: kawaii
Series: 絶頂と放心を繰り返す異常な3本番
English Series: Ecstasy & Bliss Again And Again - 3 Freaky Fucks
Catalog Number: KAWD-715
Release Date: 2016-05-25
Running Time: 157 minutes
DMM/R18
There's a few seeded torrents on Sukebei, so you shouldn't have any trouble downloading it.
Now that that's out of the way: how did I find it?
Before I describe my process, I want to note that there's a really easy way for anyone to do this which I discovered afterwards: simply enable Reblog Graphs in your Tumblr account settings! The icon doesn't seem to appear on other people's blogs, but if you like a post and then view it on your dashboard (i.e. by going to tumblr.com/liked/by/[your Tumblr name]), the icon should show up. By clicking the icon, you'll see the graph, and more importantly, the root post! It'll show the Tumblr name of the original post and tags, and if you click their Tumblr name, it'll bring you to the original post.
My roundabout journey to the source:
I'm really glad I saw this post—I just happened to be messing around with Facebook's API yesterday, so that sort of thing was fresh in my mind. This will definitely come in handy in the future—no more mindlessly clicking reblog links!
Title: 絶頂と放心を繰り返す異常な3本番 完全ノーカット157分 さくらゆら
English Title: 3 Wild Scenes Of Non-Stop Mind Blowing Orgasms 157-Minutes With No Cuts Yura Sakura
Actress(es): さくらゆら (Yura Sakura)
Manufacturer: kawaii
Label: kawaii
Series: 絶頂と放心を繰り返す異常な3本番
English Series: Ecstasy & Bliss Again And Again - 3 Freaky Fucks
Catalog Number: KAWD-715
Release Date: 2016-05-25
Running Time: 157 minutes
DMM/R18
There's a few seeded torrents on Sukebei, so you shouldn't have any trouble downloading it.
Now that that's out of the way: how did I find it?
Before I describe my process, I want to note that there's a really easy way for anyone to do this which I discovered afterwards: simply enable Reblog Graphs in your Tumblr account settings! The icon doesn't seem to appear on other people's blogs, but if you like a post and then view it on your dashboard (i.e. by going to tumblr.com/liked/by/[your Tumblr name]), the icon should show up. By clicking the icon, you'll see the graph, and more importantly, the root post! It'll show the Tumblr name of the original post and tags, and if you click their Tumblr name, it'll bring you to the original post.
My roundabout journey to the source:
Well, since this is a reblogged Tumblr post, I figured that the source might lie at the original post. My initial naïve strategy was to simply keep clicking the "reblogged from" links (marked by the little arrow cycle below the post content), which would eventually lead me to the original post (although it could take quite a lot of clicks, depending on how long the chain of reblogs is). However, this didn't work, since (as is common with long reblog chains) I eventually hit a Tumblr blog that had been removed, and there's no built-in way to jump over it. After checking archive.org and search engine caches for this dead page and finding nothing, I was stumped.
However, I then realized that Tumblr's API might have a function for returning the original function of a reblog—and sure enough, it does! I'm not very skilled, but thankfully, Tumblr provides a developer console which you can tool about with once you've registered for and received your API keys. Once you've done that and entered them into the console, you can choose your functions from a simple drop-down menu interface and put in the necessary info, and it'll put together the function and display the output for you when you click "Example Output."
In this case, I went to the relevant section (/calls/blog/posts), filled in the relevant info from your link (Blog Name: k-hotstuff.tumblr.com, Type: video, ID: 157374347984 (just the number in your Tumblr link)), checked "Reblog Info", and clicked "Example Output." The relevant info is everything beginning with reblogged_root_:
Now, that link was also dead, but as you can see, the catalog number is right there in the URL!
However, I then realized that Tumblr's API might have a function for returning the original function of a reblog—and sure enough, it does! I'm not very skilled, but thankfully, Tumblr provides a developer console which you can tool about with once you've registered for and received your API keys. Once you've done that and entered them into the console, you can choose your functions from a simple drop-down menu interface and put in the necessary info, and it'll put together the function and display the output for you when you click "Example Output."
In this case, I went to the relevant section (/calls/blog/posts), filled in the relevant info from your link (Blog Name: k-hotstuff.tumblr.com, Type: video, ID: 157374347984 (just the number in your Tumblr link)), checked "Reblog Info", and clicked "Example Output." The relevant info is everything beginning with reblogged_root_:
Code:
"reblogged_root_id": "146183398608",
"reblogged_root_url": "http://av-modoo.tumblr.com/post/146183398608/사쿠라-유라-품번-kawd-715-간편가입하고-무료다운",
"reblogged_root_name": "av-modoo",
"reblogged_root_title": "AV모음소",
"reblogged_root_uuid": "av-modoo.tumblr.com",
"reblogged_root_can_message": false,
"reblogged_root_following": false,Now, that link was also dead, but as you can see, the catalog number is right there in the URL!
I'm really glad I saw this post—I just happened to be messing around with Facebook's API yesterday, so that sort of thing was fresh in my mind. This will definitely come in handy in the future—no more mindlessly clicking reblog links!
Nice... Very scientific...So, first things first—I found it! Here's the source:
Title: 絶頂と放心を繰り返す異常な3本番 完全ノーカット157分 さくらゆら
English Title: 3 Wild Scenes Of Non-Stop Mind Blowing Orgasms 157-Minutes With No Cuts Yura Sakura
Actress(es): さくらゆら (Yura Sakura)
Manufacturer: kawaii
Label: kawaii
Series: 絶頂と放心を繰り返す異常な3本番
English Series: Ecstasy & Bliss Again And Again - 3 Freaky Fucks
Catalog Number: KAWD-715
Release Date: 2016-05-25
Running Time: 157 minutes
DMM/R18
There's a few seeded torrents on Sukebei, so you shouldn't have any trouble downloading it.
Now that that's out of the way: how did I find it?
Before I describe my process, I want to note that there's a really easy way for anyone to do this which I discovered afterwards: simply enable Reblog Graphs in your Tumblr account settings! The icon doesn't seem to appear on other people's blogs, but if you like a post and then view it on your dashboard (i.e. by going to tumblr.com/liked/by/[your Tumblr name]), the icon should show up. By clicking the icon, you'll see the graph, and more importantly, the root post! It'll show the Tumblr name of the original post and tags, and if you click their Tumblr name, it'll bring you to the original post.
My roundabout journey to the source:Well, since this is a reblogged Tumblr post, I figured that the source might lie at the original post. My initial naïve strategy was to simply keep clicking the "reblogged from" links (marked by the little arrow cycle below the post content), which would eventually lead me to the original post (although it could take quite a lot of clicks, depending on how long the chain of reblogs is). However, this didn't work, since (as is common with long reblog chains) I eventually hit a Tumblr blog that had been removed, and there's no built-in way to jump over it. After checking archive.org and search engine caches for this dead page and finding nothing, I was stumped.
However, I then realized that Tumblr's API might have a function for returning the original function of a reblog—and sure enough, it does! I'm not very skilled, but thankfully, Tumblr provides a developer console which you can tool about with once you've registered for and received your API keys. Once you've done that and entered them into the console, you can choose your functions from a simple drop-down menu interface and put in the necessary info, and it'll put together the function and display the output for you when you click "Example Output."
In this case, I went to the relevant section (/calls/blog/posts), filled in the relevant info from your link (Blog Name: k-hotstuff.tumblr.com, Type: video, ID: 157374347984 (just the number in your Tumblr link)), checked "Reblog Info", and clicked "Example Output." The relevant info is everything beginning with reblogged_root_:
Code:"reblogged_root_id": "146183398608", "reblogged_root_url": "http://av-modoo.tumblr.com/post/146183398608/사쿠라-유라-품번-kawd-715-간편가입하고-무료다운", "reblogged_root_name": "av-modoo", "reblogged_root_title": "AV모음소", "reblogged_root_uuid": "av-modoo.tumblr.com", "reblogged_root_can_message": false, "reblogged_root_following": false,
Now, that link was also dead, but as you can see, the catalog number is right there in the URL!
I'm really glad I saw this post—I just happened to be messing around with Facebook's API yesterday, so that sort of thing was fresh in my mind. This will definitely come in handy in the future—no more mindlessly clicking reblog links!
