I'm willing to bet that anyone with six tons of porn isn't married (also, he was missing for six months and no one noticed, but it's mostly the porn), and that will save you quite a bit of money, but even so, I find it hard to imagine being able to afford a place that big in Japan, unless it's carved into basalt (which seems unlikely) or consists of osmium statues of naked fighter pilots doing sexual battle with monstrous aliens (which seems un- oh, wait, this was Japan).
Well, assuming he wasn't killed instantly, or had both his arms pinned, I think it's safe to assume he died doing what he loved. And assuming that his arms or genitals were inaccessible, I think it's safe to assume he died in a Twilight Zone episode.
Catfood220 said:
Who buys porn these days? Its all free on the internet, all the porn of all the types you could ever want.
People who want to prop up specific providers, fetishists, those who want to improve general quality and/or perceived legitimacy of porn, those who understand that pornography creates a surprisingly large number of jobs and is one of the few industries the US remains a world leader in, and those who know that pretty much every difference between the glorious machine you're reading this on and a lowly modemless 286 is due to the demand for porn and willingness to get it to you. The innovations don't come without two vitally important things- money, and the promise of more money to be made.
So no, it is very, very far from "all the porn of all the types you could ever want". Yes, if you want to see a triple-x throwdown between Uncle Sam, Osama bin Laden, and 72 um, "virgins", it's not hard to find. If you want... well, Da Vinci's Notebook put it better than I ever could. But there's more to porn than visuals and sound.
If you ever use a force feedback joystick- not just a controller with a vibratory motor in it, but a proper Force Feedback stick, made with the legendary lost technology of the 1990's, you'll sooner or later find yourself wondering why this wonderful tech never found use in sex toys (then, statistically, biological or puritanical guilt will set in and you'll never mention those thoughts to anyone, and go back to masturbating like a caveman). The problems there, as I understand it, boiled down to money and lawyers. The only cure for lawyers is more lawyers (which is kind of troubling, when you think about it), but the money won't come if people don't pay.