How to Sign Up for the Camel Toe Newsletter

"Camel toe" is, of course, the slang term for a visible division in the crotch of a tight-fitting pair of pants. The name alludes to the split shape of a camel's two-toed foot. If you're a person who can't get enough of looking at pictures of camel toes, there are plenty of online newsletters that cater to your needs. You can find newsletters featuring celebrities on the red carpet, at parties and hitting the town with camel toes. You can also find newsletters featuring everyday people on the beach, at clubs and working out at the gym while sporting camel toes.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Secure Internet connection

1. Log onto the Internet at home. Don't sign up for an online camel toe newsletter while at work or at home while using your work email account. Either move could get you fired.

2. Locate a camel toe rating website, fan site or newsgroup. Choose a toe-a-day newsletter delivered to your in-box every morning, or go for a weekly online camel toe experience.

3. Create an account using a user name and password. Don't pick an obvious or frequently used password if you're trying to be discreet.

4. Scroll through the features on the side or the bottom of the page to locate the newsletter link, then click on it.

5. Sign up for the newsletter using your email address. Make sure to check the box for email updates if you want new photos, contest information or messages sent to you immediately.

6. Sit back, relax and enjoy viewing camel toes from the comfort of your own home.

7. Share your deepest thoughts and opinions about the state of camel toes with like-minded toe heads in your newsletter's chat room or message board.

Tips & Warnings

• Try to sign up for a newsletter with a celebrity endorsement or national advertisers on the website.
• If you start receiving excessive spam with sexually explicit subjects, cancel your newsletter subscription immediately. Be sure to mark spam and/or block the sender whenever possible to prevent any additional emails.
• Avoid camel toe newsletters sent via the U.S. mail.
• Don't provide any personal information when signing up for a newsletter. Never sign up for a newsletter that requires your phone number, address, Social Security number or any credit card information.

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