Research Suggests People Really Love Drawing D*cks Using Apple Watch's Sketch Feature

The Apple Watch is the next leap in the mainstream acceptance of wearable tech, sure; but it's also a great tool for phallic art.

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As the nation recovers from a weekend of near-sickening levels of patriotism so prevalent that millions of people unknowingly overdosed, we are left to ponder our greatest accomplishments. Of course, any conversation centered on American innovation likely begins or ends (or both) with Apple — the most imitated, Grammy nominated, hotel accommodated, cheerleader prom-dated focal point of the Digital Era.

Apple's latest move, the Apple Watch, could potentially thrust mainstream public acceptance of wearable tech into overdrive — marking the next great leap in communication. Also, the Apple Watch is apparently great for engaging in phallic art exchanges suitable for the whole family. Using the Watch's must-discussed sketch feature, penis-laden creative minds have amassed a bevy of Freudian depictions of wholly realistic male genitalia and lived to tell the tale:

99% of the things i use my #AppleWatch for is to draw and send dick pictures to my Husband.

— Amber (@MthrFinPrincess) July 2, 2015

Could draw a masterpiece on the apple watch. Draws a dick and sends it to friends instead.

— Terry Hardwick (@SirHardwick) July 1, 2015

yeah well when are they gonna make an apple watch for ur dick

— josef (@josefkenny) July 3, 2015

In fact, the unspeakable amounts of dick sketches currently being exchanged from Watch to Watch might just inspire the next great leap in wearable tech — the Apple Dick:

 

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