Unicorn chaser

Here is the reason, and here is the source. (thanks, Dr. Tchock!)

Boing Boing editor/partner and tech culture journalist Xeni Jardin hosts and produces Boing Boing's in-flight TV channel on Virgin America airlines (#10 on the dial), and writes about living with breast cancer. Diagnosed in 2011. @xeni on Twitter. email: xeni@boingboing.net.

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Nicholas Weaver

Why do you need a unicorn chaser for a NSFW Unicorn post? Isn’t the Second Life unicorn post its own unicorn chaser?
Stefan Jones

BB is presumably offering up this nice, wholesome, fairy-tale unicorn to help us forget the squicky avatar-impregnating cyberspace unicorn of the previous post.
Matthew Walton

Thanks Xeni! I feel much less nauseous now.

Unfortunately the unicorn appears to have been misinformed that the audience needing their eyeballs washed is a group of feline models known for their regular appearances on lolcat sites.
Mike

Ummm, shouldn’t a NSFW Unicorn post require a goatse chaser?

I’m just asking.
Anonymous

Now I’m filled with dread at the thought of what might be next down the page. When you get articles in reverse chronological order, this is a unicorn appetizer!
BT
Wendell

I thought rstevens’ “WARRIOR STALLION” was all the Unicorn Chaser we would ever need.
n

I always get so excited when I’m reading in reverse chronological order, like anonymous does, and I see a unicorn chaser! It always means something grimace-inducing is sure to follow… but I was a little disappointed by this chaser chaser. Unicorn rapists don’t hold a candle to the Karl Rove’s dad piercing pictures. Or goatse, for that matter. :( Get with it, people! Gross me out!
Anonymous

that unicorn has a doodle