Prickly City by Scott Stantis for November 08, 2021

It’s the thought of the rock that counts.

Throw it at a street light. Oh, wait, there aren’t any street lights in the desert.

It’s an ETI — an Elder Terrestrial Inhabitant. “Only the rocks live forever.” Show some respect. Their thought processes may be slow, but they do have feelings. (—

Aw, Winslow has a pet.

Well, you can buy it but you can’t own it. The originating server grants you the right to see it. If the artist’s server goes away, your collectible goes away. Of course anything in any collection can go away one way or another. Pass, but I’m not a collector.

It isn’t a rock. It’s a Rock Lobster!

If Hunter painted it, it must be worth a fortune! Then again, it’s value will plummet by 2024.

. . . and that, boys and girls, is how the “Rolling Stones” decided their name needed to be changed from the “Hand Held Conservative Pet Rock That Won’t Roll And Gather Moss”. . . the only thing being rolled was a joint.

Yeah, I’m with you, here, Stantis, though I am happy that a few people have done well with it.

Winslow wants a rock to tie his piece of string around, cause everybody wants a rock to tie his piece of string around.

If you’re going to throw money at imagination, imagine hungry kids eating & sick kids getting a doctor.

Charlie Brown called; he wants his Trick-or-Treat back. 8>)

It is a way to separate those with more money than sense from enough money that they now match. Usually that means getting down to single digits.

And yes there will be a market for it, as modern “art” has shown us.

It’s a non-fungible token, but it’s an NFT. Unless you’re pronouncing if “nift.”

Is it in a Hard Place?

Mark Trail is all over this.

if it is actually a rock, it can’t be digital.

… wouldn’t it be " AN NFT"?