to the AOL part.

And for the record, all the crap I had to hear about Kim Kardashian breaking the internet with the god awful butt magazine thing, well...besides a flood of memes the internet was just fine and never flinched.

Now The Fappening broke the internet for real! So many sites had so much extra traffic that the servers literally couldn't handle it causing all sorts of never encountered before errors behind the scenes.

Now the ride was good, then it went bad when people threatened to sue, but then it got good again cause the pics were still readily available, we just had to go about it in a much more annoying way.

But at the end of the day, it was worth the hassle and those hacker people will forever live and be thanked in all of our hearts, even if we never found out who they all are.

Well there was the guy in Chicago that had his stuff siezed, but was never charged as of June 2015.

Which is ok, cause then we can hope for that Part Deux.

All the hackers have to do is now get around a 2 step process, but that's only if the targets have them updated to that. And celebs are often idiots and often have pangs of thirst, so there will always be hope.