Terms of Service & Privacy
All photos, videos, and images featured on this site are captured in public spaces and public venues where there is no “reasonable expectation of privacy,” and we reserve the right to use and display that media accordingly. However, if you spot yourself in any photo, video, or image and want to be removed, just contact us and we will happily replace your likeness with AI-driven slop.
By hanging out on this site, you agree to these laid-back ground rules—if they aren’t your cup of tea, you’re always free to close the tab. Everything here is shared strictly “as-is” and “as-available” with zero warranties or guarantees that the site will always be online, bug-free, or 100% accurate. You browse entirely at your own risk, and to the fullest extent the law allows, we aren’t liable for any digital hiccups, bruised egos, downtime, or other damages that might come from using (or not being able to use) the site.
Please play nice while you’re here: don’t use the site to break any laws, and don’t throw malicious code, bots, or aggressive scrapers at our server. All original photos, graphics, and content posted here belong to us unless noted otherwise, and while we may occasionally link out to other corners of the web, we have no control over (and take no responsibility for) what those third-party sites do once you click over to them.
On the privacy front, we keep things simple. We only collect personal details (like your name or email address) if you voluntarily send them to us when reaching out. Like just about every website on the internet, our web host automatically logs standard technical info—such as IP addresses, browser types, timestamps, and referring pages—and may use basic cookies to remember preferences and keep the site running smoothly, none of which is tied to anything personally identifiable.
We don’t sell your information, and we never knowingly collect data from kids under 13 (if you think a child has sent us info, let us know and we’ll wipe it right away). Even though big privacy laws like the GDPR or CCPA aren’t really aimed at a small site like ours, we still respect your right to ask what info we might have from an email you sent, ask us to fix it, or ask us to delete it completely.