I am NSFW

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I didn’t write that nametag, and it was fun to wear at a party last night. The reaction to my roller-coaster-ride Chronicle column launch is astounding. First, they finally gave me an RSS feed for it. Hope this can help readers who don’t use adware blocks to avoid the annoyingly retro SFGate popups. The bus shelter ad pranks, I have discovered, are not limited to shelters but they actually plastered buses with them too! I got a very sweet smoochy email from the proprietor of Club Kiss about the column, so nice to know they liked it. There are two incredible posts about all of this chaos, and most especially spanking the Chron hard about pulling my links — read the congratulatory bitch-slap heard ’round the blogosphere (and a pic of the VBNSFW tagged MUNI bus) on Boing Boing in Violet Blue’s SF Chronicle column debut: “Open Source Sex.” Then, see what respected photographer Thomas Hawk has to say about how the Chron’s handling me in Does the San Francisco Chronicle Get Blogging?

Drunken girl home alone birthday update: NSFW spelled backwards is: WFSN = Who’s Fucking Safe Now?

Just sayin’.

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The London Times named Violet Blue "One of the 40 bloggers who really count" and TinyNibbles is named one of Self Magazine’s “Best Sex Resources for Women.” Blue is the Founder, Editor and Owner of TinyNibbles and many other popular web properties. She is a Forbes Web Celeb, a columnist for CBS Interactive/ZDNet, and is one of Wired's Faces of Innovation. Blue teaches and lectures around the world (including two Google Inc. Tech Talks on sex) and is the Author and Editor of over 35 best-selling, award-winning books. She is regarded as the foremost expert in the field of sex and technology and has guested on Oprah, CNN and more.

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