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You can't pirate a baby.

But you can baby a pirate.

awwww jeeze, I think you just invoked rule 34.
I wonder if wetriffs makes any money?

But now you can waterproof the rest of your guitar so you can play electric guitar in the shower! [NSFW]

This is awesome!

I bet there wasn't a site for that until 5 minutes after your posting.

http://www.wetriffs.com/

Damn... now you've given them ideas... (shudder) Neanderthal porn!

I believe that's Rule 35: if it doesn't exist on the internet, it must be created.

I hereby invoke Rule #34.

    Please cease this thread, there's nothing new to discuss. We've all already seen it before.

    But just in case, please provide links.

    (and this is just for fun)

Because we all know if it's not on google it doesn't exist in the world.

Better get started on that rule 34 and rule 35.

The best example would have to be this strip and the resultant web site (NSWF).

I prefer Wetriffs. It's just waaay cooler.

Speak for yourself. I appear on a particular xkcd-guitar related website :P

Wetriffs NSFW.

Halp is here?

My first reaction is that the geohashing folks overreacted. I might be a little concerned and take photos of license plates if a bunch of people suddenly showed up on my property somewhere out in the boonies.

Well, yes, except they weren't on the property... they met on the road outside. And as somebody else has pointed out, the location was on the edges of a respectable S.F. suburb, not exactly "out in the boonies".

So, basically, everyone's overreacted. But then one of the overreactors was Darcy [not entirely safe for work], so all is forgiven. ;)

Wet Riffs? Where have I heard that before....

I don't follow XKDC, but it didn't take me long to find out this has happened before.

This comic spawned a whole different type of [art|softcore pornography]. If you accept the warning and scroll to the bottom you'll see proof of how wrong you are. If you're thinking that these events aren't the same because WetRiffs and XKCD are apparently operated by the same person, you should see that thousands did mention WetRiffs on their web log.

By the way, 33% of your post was misspelt.

This comic is especially great when you realize he really did register http://wetriffs.com/

note that wetriffs.com exists now