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Probably The Worst Internet Content of All Time

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5 STAR U-G-A said:
Truth be told, the videos of the vampire-stripper with the eye tats I don't consider to be "horrible" content, it's just, as you said, strange or eccentric. In a way, the Internet, in spite of its horrors, gives people platforms that they otherwise would never have had in the past.

As to these women with eye tats and black out tattoos, there is something infatuating about them, even beautiful, as "unconventional" as their appearance may be.

I'm fond of this "fitness" model, or whatever she can be categorized as:




Her tattoos are interesting, but whatever-the-fuck is going on with her eyes (not sure if they're tattoos or what) are what I find compelling.
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You know what @5 STAR U-G-A, we're not so different.
 
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5 STAR U-G-A said:
Truth be told, the videos of the vampire-stripper with the eye tats I don't consider to be "horrible" content, it's just, as you said, strange or eccentric. In a way, the Internet, in spite of its horrors, gives people platforms that they otherwise would never have had in the past.

As to these women with eye tats and black out tattoos, there is something infatuating about them, even beautiful, as "unconventional" as their appearance may be.

I'm fond of this "fitness" model, or whatever she can be categorized as:




Her tattoos are interesting, but whatever-the-fuck is going on with her eyes (not sure if they're tattoos or what) are what I find compelling.
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People Are Turning Dick Pics Into NFTs. Should You?
Dick pics, solicited and otherwise, are being minted as NFTs. Here's what you should know before cashing in on the trend.
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Your dick pic could be an NFT, or maybe it already is one.
https://www.insidehook.com/article/internet/dick-pic-nfts
We’re all familiar with NFTs by now, even if we had to have them explained to us like we were 12 years old. If there’s one thing we’ve learned since the trend took over, it’s that pretty much anything can be an NFT, from conventionally styled digital art pieces to toilet paper and, it turns out, maybe even your dick.

Yes, folks are cashing in on digital pictures of their junk — or at least considering it. In fact, noted dick pic sender Anthony Weiner recently announced his own tentative plans to turn an infamous 2011 photo of his member into an NFT. But before you rush to snap that dick pic and upload it to the cockchain for profit, you might want to slow down and be mindful of a few things — like, for example, that someone else may have already turned your unsolicited dick pics into an NFT.

Back in March, Zoe Scaman, founder of Bodacious, a strategy studio, tweeted about doing precisely that. “I’ve figured out a way to stop the Twitter DM bad behavior,” she wrote. “From now on, if you send me an unsolicited dick pic or a shitty message, I’m going to turn it into an NFT, etching it onto the blockchain with your name attached as the artist. You want it gone? You’ll have to pay me.”

Inspired by the popularity of her tweet, Scaman launched a website shortly thereafter. The result, NFT the DP, includes a cheeky primer and basic how-to guide on making an NFT with a phallic twist. “If you feel the urge to send a no-context jpeg of your junk, we’ll give it the audience you clearly think it deserves, by pinning its wrinkly ball sack to the blockchain. Yes that’s right, we’ll mint it as an NFT, for the WHOLE WORLD to see,” reads the copy on Scaman’s no-frills site, followed by a step-by-step guide instructing readers how to mint their very own dick pic NFT and “bombard the blockchain with phallic portraiture.”
While the idea of releasing an intimate image of someone else’s privates — however unsolicited — for public consumption may reek of revenge porn, Scaman insists that was never her intention, claiming neither her tweet nor the site it spawned seeks to fuel that kind of behavior. Her site does not actually provide a space for folks to submit rogue dick pics, nor, she claims, are her directions meant to be taken literally.

“I just have to keep stressing, it’s not a literal instruction,” says Scaman, explaining that the site is meant more as an ironic commentary on an “unequal power dynamic” that often emerges between men and women on their respective ends of an unsolicited nude photo, and what it might look like if that dynamic were reversed.

“It’s funny,” Scaman says of her site. ‘It’s a commentary, you know. That’s the purpose of it. I just want to stress that.”

But while Scaman’s approach is tongue-in-cheek, sending sexually explicit images without consent is no joke, and beneath its satirical facade, NFT the DP is rooted in a recognition of that gravity, informed by firsthand experience.
Scaman tells InsideHook that she has been subjected to phallic imagery without her consent repeatedly. “It’s actually really — it’s just a really horrible feeling [getting these images]. It’s just that feeling of [being] defeated, powerless,” she says, adding that other women she knows have shared similar experiences, particularly those who have large online followings. “One woman that I’ve worked with before actually had a guy print out a photo of her and then send a photo of him ejaculating on it. A stranger — a complete stranger.”

While NFT the DP may be more ironic commentary than actual dick pic NFT endorsement, there are artists out there who, when consent is in place, fully support the idea of making NFTs with your genitals.

Jen Stein is a Los Angeles-based artist who, after learning about NFTs on Clubhouse, pivoted her handcrafted physical dildos to digital art, selling many of what she’s dubbed “e-cocks” on the blockchain. “I’ve sold, like, over 100 NFTs.” she tells InsideHook.

Stein’s phallic NFT game is fully consent-based, something she emphasizes is integral to her work and this newfound digital art movement. Stein feels the lack of respect for consent that Scaman’s work seeks to highlight is a problem rooted in a lack of educational programs and social literacy dedicated to consent culture. Indeed, as of 2018, only eight US states require sex education to include lessons about consent.

When consent is in play, however, Stein is proof that converting genitalia to NFTs can be both profitable and ethical, though there’s more to it than just minting a photo of your junk. “I think if I were just selling a picture of a dick — like, a photograph of it — I don’t think people would buy that,” says Stein.

If you are interested in making erotic art of your own online, there’s absolutely a market for it. That said, in addition to being mindful of consent, folks looking to get in on the dick pic NFT gold rush should be wary of the ever-present risks of creating sexual content online, where rigid, sex-negative restrictions leave creators of all kinds at risk of having their work literally scrubbed from the internet, and being banned from platforms themselves. Stein warns that she had her Instagram account deactivated last year after the platform changed its terms of service, erasing her entire body of work.

Before you whip it out and start snapping photos, it may be worth reflecting on the people who may have been subjected to such imagery non-consensually — looking at you, Weiner — as well as the many (often female) creators in the erotic art space who have had their work censored and even destroyed.

Again, Stein stresses that she’s not just selling dick pics. “I have a brand,” she says. “I have a reason for being here. I’ve been super engaged in the [erotic art] community, and my message is bigger than just my art or me.”

If you want to turn your penis into an NFT, that’s your call. But remember, consent, intent and awareness are key any time you’re navigating new space with your junk. Dick pic NFTs may seem like a lighthearted stunt, but the digital erotic art movement is bigger than you — and your dick.
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For anyone interested in this venture, this webpage gives you step-by-step instructions on the process:
http://nftthedp.com/
NFT THE DP
Penises. Anyone who shares unwelcome photos of their wang online must think theirs is a work of art, right? Well now, it can be! If you feel the urge to send a no-context jpeg of your junk, we’ll give it the audience you clearly think it deserves, by pinning its wrinkly ball sack to the blockchain. Yes that’s right, we’ll mint it as a NFT, for the WHOLE WORLD to see.
Ok, so here’s the DL...
How to mint your NFTDP in 10 simple steps:
  1. Download the unsolicited pickle onto your computer.
  2. Download MetaMask.
  3. Look for the little fox icon on the top-right side of your browser.
  4. Click on the fox and set up your wallet. (Write down the random list of words on a piece of paper and set a password).
  5. Look at you! You now have your very own ETH address. You’re almost ready to bombard the blockchain with phallic portraiture!
  6. Now go on Mintable and create an account
  7. Hold onto your todger, you’re almost there…
  8. Click on ‘Mint an item’
  9. Click on ‘Create an item’
  10. Click on ‘Create new item’
  11. Follow the Instructions and set your price! (the more expensive the better )
  12. Sign the transaction in Metamask (if the pop-up doesn’t show, click on the fox icon and sign)
  13. You’re done! Now send the NFT link back to Mr. Creep and laugh all the way to bank.
The Pervs Guide to Burning an NFTDP
Awww did someone get NFTDPd ??? You’re in luck… Here’s how to burn the NFT (and consider yourself lucky your actual schlong isn’t getting burned):
  1. Buy the NFTDP (no way around that). If you can’t afford it… too bad lol.
  2. Now you’ll have to get an ETH wallet and do a bunch of complicated blockchain stuff that’s probably way out of reach for your pea-sized brain.
  3. You figured it all out? Good for you… All you have to do is send the NFT to this address: 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000
  4. Stop being a creep… creep.
GET MINTING
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Road Rage Shooting Captured by In-Car Camera Viewed More Than 450K Times
BY THOMAS KIKA
https://www.newsweek.com/road-rage-shooting-captured-car-camera-viewed-more-450k-times-1674293
An instance of road rage has a Florida man in hot water, with an onboard video of the violent incident spreading online.

Police identified the man at the heart of the incident as Michael Phillip Popper, 30, of Deerfield Beach, Florida, CBS Miami reported. At approximately 7 a.m. on June 21, 2021, Popper became frustrated with another driver as he headed southbound on I-95, eventually leading him to open fire on the other car with a handgun.

On Friday, local talk show host Andy Slater shared footage of the incident taken by an in-car camera. In the clip, Popper can be seen getting increasingly frustrated before reaching into the center console of the vehicle and pulling out a small handgun. After another moment, he fires on the other vehicle 11 times, with several shots hitting the target. On Twitter, the video has been viewed over 450,000 times as of Saturday morning.

SLATER SCOOP: Exclusive video of road-rage shooting in Miami from in-car camera.

The shooter seen here was arrested and is awaiting trial. He told cops the other driver fired first.

(Warning: Language and gunfire) pic.twitter.com/10vDVEwBbw

— Andy Slater (@AndySlater) January 28, 2022
According to Slater, Popper has been arrested and faces charges related to the road rage incident. He also reported that Popper claimed that the other driver had opened fire at him first on that morning in June.

Newsweek reached out to the Miami-Dade Police Department for a comment on this story and to clarify the charges that Popper is currently facing.

CBS Miami obtained an arrest report from the department, which goes into greater detail about what happened during the incident.

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A Florida man is facing charges after opening fire at another driver during a road rage incident last summer. Above, a representational image of I-95 in Miami. Robert Nickelsberg/Liaison
"The defendant [Popper] changed lanes in front of the victim and abruptly cut him off. When the victim honked his horn, the defendant shouted an expletive and abruptly applied his brakes," the report detailed.

At this point, the other car reportedly began to tailgate Popper and make several vulgar hand gestures at him. From there, Popper retrieves the handgun from his center console, as seen in the video.

"When the defendant begins to pass the victim on the right, the defendant points the handgun towards his right-front passenger door. As the victim passes the defendant, he throws and strikes the victim's vehicle with an unknown object."

NBC Miami was able to obtain another dash cam video in which Popper defends his actions.

"I was just shot at. My car was hit," Popper can be heard saying in the video, according to NBC Miami. "I returned fire back at the individual."

The driver of the other car reportedly told police that they did not have a gun in their car during the incident. Robert Gershman, the attorney representing Popper, explained to NBCMiami that the thrown bottle made a sound similar to a gunshot, explaining his client's actions.
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