http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363510...D.avi.html
or
http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363448...D.avi.html

yey! that's even better.

Peejeshare was never good or popular ,neither was sendpace.If you read the Admins comments on here then you will know peeje is unreliable and a lot of the uploads fail or are deleted quickly ,and the site is not very good.Also premium sites like ,up.to,nl,rg,etc are all fine and work great if you are not a  leecher who expects free file hosting like you.

thank you for peeje

You're all welcome.

This is not anime. It is a lesbian manga.

thank you very much

Three last thoughts:
1. Any new ideas have to be things that can be used without human intervention.  For example, computers can make up pseudo-random number titles.  Pseudo-random "My Summer Vacation" variations and other life themes, not so much.
2. There is usually an easier way for users to do something if they want to, but it requires some effort to learn.  Like using a download manager that will automatically unzip downloaded files for you.
3. The most hopeful thing that has happened recently is the robust return of PeejeShare and to some extent Sendspace.  These are the first services to return close to normal after coming under heavy scrutiny by DMCA, unlike a bunch of past favorites which disappeared or had to alter themselves out of existence.  I don't know how or why they were able to do this.  Perhaps they are physically located in some of a very few places where they feel they can ignore legal threats from the US.  Previously, when a service came under fire it was toast and we just had to move on and find new services.

episode 2 was Da.Capo III

Thanks for the link. That help.

Non-English

Thanks! peeje has by far the best dl speeds for me.  I appreciate your and admins commitment to hosting there despite the upload issues.  (ShareBeast is nice alternative when no peeje, so I appreciate that as well)

http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363509...D.mkv.html
or
http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363448...D.mkv.html

I think if someone's looking at your files in the first place, there isn't too much that you can hide (save for going into encryption or stenographic measures, though I doubt the latter could be done well).
Simply viewing the video gives away what it is.
The idea is to not make them look at the file in the first place.

:D

THANK U SO MUCH!!

I think you have a misconception here. I highly doubt that anyone is viewing all the files being uploaded, rather they have a program that will flag any suspicious file. if a file was flagged then I imagine that an employee would then investigate the cause.
Or possibly they would do nothing until the specific file has been reported or has an DMCA take-down request.
In rare situations (such as rapidshare last year) they would remove files within hours by monitoring the number of downloads per file and if an file matched an known illegal file, that would get removed too (by comparing the binaries of the two, so renaming and the like didn't effect the outcome).
In terms of complexity "looking" at file names to flag illegal content is easier (and faster) then comparing the binaries of an registered illegal file and an suspicious file.

However each site functions differently, so it is hard to tell how the removal process works, renaming / archiving files might work on few, but it wont on all.

That is how I believe removal process work on file sharing hosts.

http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363447...D.mp4.html
or
http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363447...D.mp4.html

http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363447...5.mp4.html
or
http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363447...5.mp4.html

http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363447...68.7z.html
or
http://www.peejeshare.com/files/363447...D.mkv.html