Originally published at: Super-Fun-Pak Comix, feat. Uncle Cap'n's Nifty NFT, and more! | Boing Boing
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I was interested to learn that Uncle Cap’n’s NFT is likely to have a significant carbon footprint.
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NFTs feel the same to me as a person buying a two thousand dollar bottle of wine and just pouring it out on the floor.
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Or like buying a coupon for a cheap bottle of Trader Joe’s wine that everyone else is drinking and you’re like “but THAT one is mine!”
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It’s like bidding for one of those scammy eBay postings where they say in the small print at the bottom, “Just to clarify, you are bidding for a photograph of a PlayStation 5.” Except with NFTs it says that in big letters at the beginning.
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I’m selling an NFT of me laughing at that comic.
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Nobody ever asked the shark in Jaws what its name was, so it could’ve been named “Jaws.”
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Somehow the Frankenstein/Frankenstein’s Monster jokes never get old
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While there were three mechanical sharks, the film crew referred to it as “Bruce”.
So it did have a name!
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It. . . it. . .it wasn’t a real shark?
Thanks for ruining that movie for me.
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When Hooper is in the cage, and there’s a shark attack, and you see an outside view of the shark attacking the cage – that’s real shark footage. So the mechanical sharks were just body doubles for that real shark.
ETA: Sure glad I didn’t mention there were three robot kids, standing in for Michael…
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To be fair, Jaws 3 in 3-D ruined the entire Jaws franchise for me.
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“You’re not going to like this…” 
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Can anyone decipher this?
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ttdbnft001 = Tom the Dancing Bug Non-Fungible Token 001
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But it got Michael Caine a very nice house.
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