WTF
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Mind-blowing, absurd, ridiculous, and silly ideas and deeds can all be found here! Whose crazy imagination could generate that? We don’t know. Don’t ever limit your mind, let it have fun, even if sometimes it’s beyond sanity. The Internet Protocol creative team gathers the things that go beyond normality in WTF category while thinking, “What the F*ck?” We are proud of our collection of oddities and hilarious news. Pop in!
Charmin Toilet Paper Brand Has Entered the NFT Market
NFTs have received a lot of attention over the past few weeks, with artists, musicians, and people in the media getting involved in selling digital rights to different things.
Gucci Unveiled the First $12 Virtual Sneakers
Wanna co-founder and CEO Sergey Arkhangelskiy said he is sure the digital fashion market would grow. He believes that augmented reality technologies will continue to be integrated into online stores for brands and retailers.
Elon Musk Has Officially Become the Technoking of Tesla
The corresponding changes, as expected, were reflected in the official Form 8-K notice, submitted by the American electric car manufacturer to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Weekly Fun: Floating Icebergs and Drones Recreating Van Gogh's Paintings in the Sky
This week's stories feature 600 drones that showed the life story and paintings of Vincent Van Gogh in the sky, and a website that lets you see how an iceberg would float in the water.
Weekly Fun: Sleep-Streaming and Women Who Dressed as Grannies to Get COVID-19 Vaccine
This week’s stories feature a Twitch streamer who earned $16 thousand per night for broadcasting himself sleeping, and two women who dressed as grannies to get the COVID-19 vaccine earlier than others.
Weekly Fun: Mars Photo Booth and a Man Who Invented the Icycycle
This week’s stories feature an engineer who invented the icycycle, a bicycle for riding on ice, and a Mars Perseverance Photo Booth that lets you create images of yourself on Mars.
Weekly Fun: Zoom Filter Mishap and a Spectator Giving Nadal the Finger
This week’s stories feature Texas attorney Rod Ponton who was trapped by a cat filter during a Zoom call, and a spectator who was ejected from the Australian Open match for making noise and giving Rafael Nadal the middle finger.
