Six ways to see near-naked ladies more respectable than using Grok

NEW Year means nudification to Elon Musk’s deranged AI stripping women on social media. If you need to see ladies in bikinis, these are more dignified than using Grok: 

Peep in on a changing room

Glimpsing pretty ladies in their pants through a changing room curtain? As ethically bankrupt as asking Grok to strip total strangers, but an act of retro Benny Hill Britishness that provides no funding to billionaires. Compared to using an AI to share images of women in bikinis, almost innocent.

Browse a catalogue

Harder to come by than they used to be, but catalogues still contain a treasure trove of bored models awkwardly posing in underwear if you’re willing to put in the effort. Plus, as catalogues are physical media, you’ll get the warm, smug glow of a DVD collector regarding their latest purchase from the Criterion collection.

Go to the beach

On the downside, you’ll have to wait six months. On the upside, you’ll see a horizon of beautiful women lounging on golden sands, their amber skins and supple bodies glistening with freshly applied sun lotion. A pair of mirrored sunglasses provide all the anonymity of the internet while you enjoy the unfamiliar sensation of being outside.

Use your imagination

You remember? Your imagination! That thing in your head that conjured up clever ideas. Might be burnt out on doomscrolling and largely outsourced to ChatGPT, but it’s still in there and raring to go. And what better way to kickstart it than by scrunching your eyes up tight and trying to picture a skimpy two-piece on a sexy lady?

Search Google Images in safe mode

The internet contains many naked women, which is apparently too hardcore for a Grok user. If it’s purely girls in bikinis you’re keen to see, head over to the settings and make sure SafeSearch is activated. Then, as your teenage nephew will confirm, it’s simply a case of running an image search and not clicking on the blurred out results.

Begin a loving relationship

By far the most respectable method, but also the trickiest. You’ll need to develop a personality, look presentable, and create a life attractive to a potential mate. You’ll only be able to see one partner in a bikini at a time but this approach also boasts the fringe benefit of being in love. Which is apparently supposed to feel okay. Grok says.

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Heavy snow and closed roads: should they stop you going for a drive-thru McDonald's?

SNOW is falling. Roads are covered in black ice. Lanes are blocked by trucks that could progress no further. Should you still go for McDonald’s drive-thru? 

PRO: shorter queues

When going for drive-thru at 10am on a Monday, the big worry is always: will I have to wait for it? But conditions of heavy snow, meaning closed roads, weather warnings and a much, much higher chance of collisions, will keep lightweights and losers home eating a Rustler’s burger they have to heat up themselves. You’ll be served in minutes.

CON: risk of being stranded

Driving in wintery conditions is dangerous. An unexpected patch of ice, the tyres on your Ford Ka that scraped its MOT in November and heavy, uncleared snow could add up to hours spent trapped in your car in sub-zero temperatures after neglecting to don a coat in your fever for a Big Mac Meal. But on the other hand, a Big Mac Meal.

PRO: sense of camaraderie

You were unlucky enough to miss out on the happy days of the Blitz, when bombed-out shops would still sell you 20 Players with a smile, because you were born in 1994. However, that shared sense of battling on through hardship is available at any Maccy Dee’s window near you in current conditions. It will restore your faith in Britain.

CON: car may be written off

Even though your mission is a sacred quest for nuggets, black ice may disregard this and send you spinning off the road into a metal crash barrier. The collision will damage your car beyond repair, costing you thousands, causing you to lose your job and leaving you at the mercy of UberEats. However if this does not happen you will be a hero.

PRO: proving personal indefatigability

By journeying to the golden arches through snow, ice and jack-knifed lorries on the ring road you are not simply securing limp fries and a milkshake that, whatever its flavour, has an aftertaste of banana. You are proving that you are single-minded enough to surmount any obstacles in your way and have a winning anecdote to recount in job interviews.

CON: permanent injury and death

Losing control of your car on ice and travelling at speed towards an immovable object may, in the kind of extreme case the Met Office is always citing, lead to disfigurement, the loss of one or more limbs, and death. Whether you place this above your personal desire for a cheeseburger is up to you. Ah, you’ve picked up your car keys already.