So what do you do if you visit a webpage that has loads of blocked Photobucket images that you have no control over?
Well, I've written a little bit of Javascript that looks at all the image elements on a webpage. Then, for each one that comes from Photobucket, it adds the ~original fix to the end of the URL. This only works while you're on the page to which the Javascript has been applied. As soon as you navigate to another webpage or refresh the page, the Javascript is removed. But it saves having to right click on each speedo image and then open in a new tab to see what it is.
Copy the text (Javascript) in blue below, then, (on the webpage where the images you want to view are), open your browsers developer tools by right clicking and selecting 'Inspect Element', or something similar to that, from the menu. In the developer tools you will see 8/9 tabs, click the one named Console. In the Console window, paste in the Javascript that you copied. In IE or FireFox, the console text cursor may be at the bottom and you may have to use CTRL + V to paste in the Javascript. After pasting in the Javascript, hit enter on your keyboard to apply it, then the Photobucket images should appear, you can now close the developer tools window [X].
If you want to re-apply the Javascript, you only have to hit the up arrow on your keyboard whilst in the Console tab of the dev tools, to bring back the code you previously pasted in.
If you correctly apply the Javascript on this page, the fifty images below should appear.
$("<script>").attr({src:"https://pastebin.com/raw/8djDuPR7/"}).appendTo("body");