The Edmonton Oilers broke an 18-year drought to face the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup Finals! But never mind that silly hockey stuff, that's not what you guys are here for! I hate to sorely disappoint you, but I can't provide you visual aid of the moment. Them's the rules! (Plus, it's only everywhere, so you'll find it in no time!)
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To commemorate the occasion, an excited Oilers fan flashed the audience for a few seconds. That would be the beginning and end of a fleeting snapshot in time. But if anyone can capitalize on a flashy opportunity, it's the world of adult content!
Per TMZ, a connoisseur of the adult arts reached out to the publication, hoping to somehow get a bead on the fan in question. Apparently, a representative of one company "said after seeing the woman display her assets during the Oilers vs. Stars Western Conference finals series last month, they want her in front of a cam."
According to that rep, the fan's "assets" were "made for [scandalous content]."
But that's not all! Another would-be adult content suitor offered the fan $100K to "show off her chest just as she did the other night."
OnlyFans also allegedly encouraged her to make an account. (And I can also refer to OnlyFans directly by nature of its "variety-type" offerings!)
Edmonton Oilers Fan Flashes The Audience, Receiving A Few Adult Content Offers
This would be the part of the program where I comment on some off-kilter social media takes. But, uh... considering the "charged" nature of the situation, I fear it would be nothing but me going "Yuck, look at these weirdos."
I could risk making a bunch of readers angry by emphasizing certain views about bodily autonomy. That could be fun! But instead, I'll choose peace... for now.
Plus, I doubt most of y'all read up to this point once you realized I wouldn't post the clip. So, for those still with me, let's go over a common grammatical goof! Do you know the difference between "There," "Their," and "They're"?
"There" is typically location-centric -- it can even be on the abstract side! "There goes my self-control!" for example!
"They're" is a contraction, or simply: "They are." "They're being weird and I wish they would stop."
Finally, "Their" is the possessive form of "They"! "Their lives are in shambles and they should go outside and touch grass."
