I’m glad it was released when it was. Now it would all be self censored.
“The internet is for p** n. The internet is for p**n. Grab your **** and double click for ****, ****, ***n*
rescuedogsdad on
Avenue Q. Woot!
jozozoltan29 on
Ah yes, the golden age of YouTube
el-conquistador240 on
I remember hearing this for the first time at a showing of Avenue Q.
I almost peed myself.
SkyfangR on
GRAB YOUR DICK AND DOUBLE CLICK, BITCHES
jambohakdog69 on
Gosh I was college (late 2000s?) when I watched this back then.. that Bull dancing 😂 Oh the nostalgia 🥰
“Grab your *ick and double click!” 😂😂
Admirable-Hospital78 on
How far its fallen.
Youtube going Myspace any day now… aaaaaaany day now. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaany d-
Spirited-Juice4941 on
Thank you for this.
Such a weird video to bring intense nostalgia.
Xenosch on
That song took me completely back in time right know.
Thanks for that.
ButtercupBear on
Salut to this Video and Porn
shadowds on
What a classic, and great time back then to play wow.
KillerConfetti on
God I’m so glad I never got into WoW. Shit always looked like ASS
Alspics on
First time I’ve seen this. Maybe I was too busy watching other stuff at the time.
MonroeFan on
While it’s funny, and funny because it’s true…it’s even more true that most people realize.
When the Internet was starting out in the early 1990s, it was nearly impossible to get people to use their credit cards online. Most people didn’t trust the system. I mean, who would. We’re talking about people who lived lives without the Internet. Why would you give your credit card info over the net? The web had a massive trust problem. No norms, no visual cues, no guarantees. Typing a credit card number into a beige HTML form felt insane.
Well, people who wanted porn didn’t care. Porn blew through that hesitation because it exploited two things at once: anonymity and urgency. People were willing to gamble. And once enough of them did (and nothing terrible happened most of the time) the taboo cracked. That did two huge things. First, it stress-tested online payments at scale. Porn sites became accidental beta testers for credit card processing, fraud detection, recurring billing, and chargebacks. Second, it normalized the act itself.
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Source: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRgNOyCnbqg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRgNOyCnbqg)
Original song by Avenue Q: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTJvdGcb7Fs](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTJvdGcb7Fs)
Ah, the classics
Ngl, I can agree that the internet is for porn.
I’m glad it was released when it was. Now it would all be self censored.
“The internet is for p** n. The internet is for p**n. Grab your **** and double click for ****, ****, ***n*
Avenue Q. Woot!
Ah yes, the golden age of YouTube
I remember hearing this for the first time at a showing of Avenue Q.
I almost peed myself.
GRAB YOUR DICK AND DOUBLE CLICK, BITCHES
Gosh I was college (late 2000s?) when I watched this back then.. that Bull dancing 😂 Oh the nostalgia 🥰
“Grab your *ick and double click!” 😂😂
How far its fallen.
Youtube going Myspace any day now… aaaaaaany day now. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaany d-
Thank you for this.
Such a weird video to bring intense nostalgia.
That song took me completely back in time right know.
Thanks for that.
Salut to this Video and Porn
What a classic, and great time back then to play wow.
God I’m so glad I never got into WoW. Shit always looked like ASS
First time I’ve seen this. Maybe I was too busy watching other stuff at the time.
While it’s funny, and funny because it’s true…it’s even more true that most people realize.
When the Internet was starting out in the early 1990s, it was nearly impossible to get people to use their credit cards online. Most people didn’t trust the system. I mean, who would. We’re talking about people who lived lives without the Internet. Why would you give your credit card info over the net? The web had a massive trust problem. No norms, no visual cues, no guarantees. Typing a credit card number into a beige HTML form felt insane.
Well, people who wanted porn didn’t care. Porn blew through that hesitation because it exploited two things at once: anonymity and urgency. People were willing to gamble. And once enough of them did (and nothing terrible happened most of the time) the taboo cracked. That did two huge things. First, it stress-tested online payments at scale. Porn sites became accidental beta testers for credit card processing, fraud detection, recurring billing, and chargebacks. Second, it normalized the act itself.
Also: LEEEEEEROOOOOOY JEEEEENNNNNNKINNNNNNNNNNS