Elevator Technician Not Too Good at His Job Guy Getting Called a Home Wrecking Dude ATM Stealing Win Idiot Films Himself Speeding – Ends Up in Accident Car Vs Red Light Runner Woman Jumps In Front of Truck and Lives Never Touch a Man’s Hat The Mom Who Tries To Look Like Barbie The post Disabled Guy Gets Hits By a Car After Trying to Meet a 14 Year Old and Other Videos of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepfather .
In some ways, the new World War II drama Allied represents the culmination of director Robert Zemeckis’s career as a technical filmmaker, offering the Hollywood stalwart and Back to the Future veteran another chance to marry classic storytelling with seamless special-effects work (sorry, Brad, no one believes your face is really that smooth). Beyond providing… Read more »
I’m still trying to figure out what Nina Dobrev has to do with Men’s Health , or tech (or snowboards, cars or hammocks…). But for whatever reason, Men’s Health got the Vampire Diaries hottie to model swimsuits for their 2017 Tech Guide. And listen, after these pictures, I’m definitely not complaining. Here’s hoping they do this every year.
New Voice Editing Software Adobe VoCo Allows Users To Manipulate Speech This thing could go left REAL fast. Voice editing software isn’t exactly a new concept, but this video demonstration of Adobe’s new #VoCo program is on some next s#!t that can could be BIG trouble if were used for the powers of evil… Hell. Naw. Shawty. Image via YouTube
Heidi Klum is in Shape Magazine and if you’re a Heidi Klum fan – you probably already know that – I am too slow to the draw on this internet thing – where I’d need to be married to my computer all day everyday – while I have better things to do with my time – like stare at the wall… Ultimately, who really cares about Heidi Klum, she doesn’t care about you, she just wants you to buy whatever product she selling. She’s not inviting you to her parties, she’s not having weird German Scat Fetish sex with you – like you are SEAL – but then again you don’t have the voice of an angel and a penis the size of something that a BDSM submissive would want….it’s a German thing…from Nazi to Pragmatic… I am just amazed she looks this good, but it’s pretty obvious why. She’s genetically modified thanks to Nazi technology – and it has worked out amazingly for her…not so amazingly for the people they tested this on in the 1940s…but that was so long ago…let’s focus on what matters…. The post Heidi Klum in Shape Magazine of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepfather .
It’s my job to stay up to date on all the latest stories from the hot nobody beat, and as my regular readers know, I’ve been following this whole “ Lindsey Pelas has massive funbags” story for a while now. But as great as her Instagram and Snapchat pics have been lately, I’m starting to think she might be cheating. See, I’ve been studying this very closely this morning, and she puts these weird pee yellow filters onto some of her pictures that hide any/all imperfections. And I don’t know if that’s technically cheating or not but… For some reason, I don’t mind at all. Carry on, Lindsey. And just keep the pictures coming. Please. Continue reading →
A Little Positivity: Alex Elle Shares Self-Love Exercise After Daughter Faces Bullies Writer and mother Alex Elle is encouraging parents to treat their children to self-love in the warmest fashion after her daughter experienced some nasty bullying over her pretty skin. Alex writes that the grade-schooler was bullied on the bus this week, so it was time to indulge. She continues with words on how important self-love exercises are and we concur with the author. Peep her heartwarming parenting video below. after being bullied on the bus this week about her skin color, i decided a self-love exercise was needed. black and proud. all ways, always. pic.twitter.com/7ispZLB6IT — alexandra elle (@_alexelle) November 5, 2016 I didn't have anyone teaching me how to love myself. When I had my daughter, I vowed to be her teacher and biggest cheerleader. — alexandra elle (@_alexelle) November 5, 2016 it took me years to learn self-kindness, self-care, self-love and self-forgiveness. years! but when i learned, teaching it became a passion. — alexandra elle (@_alexelle) November 5, 2016 teach your children to be kind, confident, and secure in who they are. — alexandra elle (@_alexelle) November 5, 2016 Twitter
Somebody once told me that Twitter was gonna roll me — or, technically, that Smash Mouth would attempt to roll the Oakland Athletics and get into a massive social media spat.
Jordan Belamire has been sexually assaulted three times in her life, she says. Twice in real life, specifically, and once in virtual reality. Belamire (an alias) says she was playing a game, QuiVr, on her brother-in-law’s HTC Vive VR system when she was sexually assaulted. She’s not saying she was assaulted in the room while playing the game, she’s claiming she was violated in the virtual world of the game. According to Belamire, she was shooting zombies with strangers in QuiVr’s multiplayer mode when another player began to rub her chest. Virtually, but she says it was just as bad as the “real” thing. “I’ve been groped in real life, once in a Starbucks in broad daylight. I know what it’s like to happen in person ,” Belamire, 30, told CNN. “The shock and disgust I felt was not too far off from that.” Another user, BigBro442, had caught on that she was a woman because her mic streamed her voice through to the virtual world. Belamire yelled “Stop!” as BigBro442 grabbed her. That only made the bad situation worse, she said, as “he chased me around, making grabbing and pinching motions near my chest.” “Emboldened, he even shoved his hand toward my virtual crotch and began rubbing,” she wrote in a post that has gone viral online. Not everyone is buying into her claim that this is assault. “Please explain how someone can be assaulted in any form in VR. This seems to be someone whining just to whine,” said one commenter. Belamire temporarily suspended her Twitter as a result. Saying she is “more disturbed by the backlash than the VR incident itself,” she says she rejects the idea that this is someone harmless. Virtual Reality Sexual Assault: Is It a Real Thing? “It’s not real, therefore it’s OK; this is the amoral substructure of gaming culture,” wrote sociologist and gaming critic Katherine Cross. “This, more than anonymity, is the source of much gender and racial harassment on the internet,” she says in her essay, “Ethics for Cyborgs.” Other women have described similar experiences in VR. “I still tensed up and felt uncomfortable, and removing the headset didn’t take that feeling away,” says one gamer of her own harassment. Indeed, Belamire told CNN that the hand that stroked her body felt “very lifelike. You can make the fingers move in really realistic ways.” No, it’s not the same thing as real life, but it has an impact, she says, and one that’s severe enough that it should be taken very seriously. Some industry critics suggest that there needs to be a code of conduct in VR since its psychological effects are still new and unknown. Do you agree that this problem needs real monitoring? Or is this much ado about (sorry) virtually nothing?
