What's the deal with Rule 34 material?

I initially asked why fantasy fart fetish material is popular. I don't get why you people are getting fixated on this.

I didn't even know fart fetishism existed until I watched Web Soup with Chris Hardwick on G4TV, before G4TV disbanded.

There was an episode of that show in which they briefly described different types of sexual fetishes that people have.

Izzy, there are other types of weird fantasy fetishes out there but I'd rather not go into that.

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I'll mention one other type of weird fantasy fetish - giantessism. There is a lot of giantess material on the Internet.

They were all weird, deviant fetishes if I remember right.

For someone who calls himself a Christian, you know a lot about sexual fetishes than what most people know.

Also, you watched a whole episode on fetishes despite your Christian beliefs? And you still remember it years later?

If you want to. I still can’t see the point in all of this. Are you producing a book on weird perversions or something?

As Reb has pointed out you seem to know significantly more about the subject than most people.

Please stop. I don't know really where you're going with all of this. You've crossed the line from a normal discussion into a bizarre rant. You play Judgey McJudgerson and then want either confirmation or denial based upon one's "born-again Christianity" status.

Again, please just stop.

No I don't know about every kink out there. Nor do I want to know.

In that same episode of Web Soup they showed a censored video of a woman farting on a cake.

Why do you even remember that episode from years ago? They stopped making Web Soup episodes 9 years ago. The last time any episode was on TV was over 5 years ago.

Why are you even curious about these fetishes when they are against your beliefs?

You're the one judging me. I admitted to watching animated videos of females farting and looking at cartoon fart fetish art.

I was curious.

Weird stuff piques my curiosity.

Not all fart fetish stuff is meant to be dirty.

What do you think about this?:

I don't think anything about it. I didn't even watch it. WHY? Because I have self control.

You started out innocently enough, asking about nudity in Art. That is a rather interesting subject.

Now, you do not talk about the artistry about anything, you show us your raunchy, sex minded side to us. In that case, I have nothing further to say to you.

No he didn’t, it was weird porn from the off.

Go back and read the opening paragraph.

Ok, I see your point.

However, since talking about Mr.Goldman's sexual proclivities doesn't thrill me as it does him, I'm out.

I think this thread is one of the funniest things on the Internet.

There’s one post I still can’t read without laughing out loud and it’s over a day old.

The way you are going on about it, seems like more than curiosity. One gets the impression that you're getting more from this than might be considered safe or healthy.

Be sure to clean up afterwards.

Web Soup was a weird talk show and that censored cake fart video clip they showed is one of the few things I remember about the show. That clip they ran was part of one of their "Things You Can't Unsee" segments.

I recall they mentioned something about fetishes on G4TV's Attack Of The Show.

My main reasons for watching G4TV in the first place was to catch game reviews and other videi game-related stuff they had in there and Comicon coverage.

I was interested in going to Comicon. Comicon is the biggest comic book convention in the U.S.

They also had Wondercon coverage. Wondercon was a similar convention. I think they talked about and had coverage from other comic book mentions but I don't remember. I think Comicon and Wondercon were the main two.

I was hoping someone on G4TV would talk about how to appropriately approach people who work in the comics industry (writers, artists, creators, editors, etc.) at Comicon, Wondercon or at any comic book convention about how to break into the industry. No one on G4 ever did that.

E3 coverage they had was interesting but I wasn't interested in the tech that was being showcased at the E3 shows at the time.

There are a few comic book conventions held every year near where I live. The closest one I can think of and know about is held every year in a certain town outside of my county. I haven't had the time and money to attend any of these shows. I'm not even sure if commuting to and from them is doable or not.

I'm well aware of Web Soup. It is a bit hypocritical that you would watch something that may run counter to your beliefs, and that you oddly still remember these episodes.



You are talking about the San Diego Comic Con. That particular con gets sold out within minutes when badges go on sale. There are many other comic conventions that use the Comicon or Comic Con name.

And why would you want advice on how to approach comic professionals at cons when you didn't have the means to even attend a con? Besides, you can very easily talk to these professionals online via Twitter. I told you this before.

What about the NY Comicon?

I just remember some of the "Things You Can't Unsee" segments from Web Soup.