Sometimes I Write Things

By write I mean scream at my friends about any ideas I happen to have. Also yes I am Christian, thank you.

[catkin-morgs-kookaburralover]

blue eyes are gorgeous. let's hear it for brown eyes. green eyes too. grey eyes, bangers again. black eyes are lovely. did i miss any? they're wonderful. fantastic every time

[i-am-a-fish]

I just want to love and be loved. why is lunch twelve dollars now

[toddycats]

My hope for whoever is reading this is that your life starts making sense and coming together. I hope the good days are right around the corner for you.

[amygdalae]

How i look when I see a loud noise

[amygdalae]

if I saw a loud noise I'd look at it just like this

[thedivinemagnet]

[doggosource]

[lordoftables]

[nia--san]

this is the opposite of video 20 of ragebaiting my fat dog

[simplyghosting]

“Valentines Day? Ugh I hate commercialism.” “More like singles awareness day.” “Ew love is in the air. couples are gross.” Shut.UPPP!!! EVERYTHING IN THE STORE IS PINK AND I CAN BUY A HEART SHAPED BREAD PAN FOR $5. I AM GOING TO GIVE MY FRIENDS CANDY HEARTS AND KISS EMOJIS

[high-quality-tiktoks]

[p0tat0-4rt]

Dance w/ green fren

[beardedmrbean]

[cherrypikkins]

all these clothing stores with their 'boyfriend shirts', 'boyfriend hoodies', 'boyfriend sweatpants', 'boyfriend shorts' - every two minutes someone's poor boyfriend is being divested of his clothes and left cold and naked and confused somewhere

[vamptits]

saw a dalmatian today and said whoaa rare pull. and we all had to contend with the fact that I see life as a gacha game where you win by seeing cool dogs

[crimsolyn]

I think the purest form of love is just wanting someone to notice life with you. "taste this. look at that. hear this song." again and again. until you can't imagine noticing life without them.

[enki2]

[georgedontdothat]

respectfully sir. What??

[you-stand-corrected]

Don't ask questions. Just consume The Chocolate Guy™ content and get excited for next content.

[gearboxpraexology]

I can't believe he made a wedge of fake parmesan to grate over the top of it.

[prof-grace-aspen]

Already-existing laws that have been around for decades state the photo or video of a food product must contain the actual food itself. Everything else AROUND the food can be fake, but you must use the real food in the ad. You can alter the food in certain ways to enhance its appearance, but if you’re selling a hamburger, the burger itself must be the actual burger your restaurant sells.

You can use glue instead of milk if you’re selling cereal, but you can’t use glue instead of milk if you’re selling milk. You can’t falsely represent how chunky a soup is by adding extra chunks, but you can put it in a shallow bowl to show off the chunks it normally has. You can spray a burger with glycerin to make it shinier. There’s a lot you can do…as long as the actual food product is in the image.

This means ads of food for sale cannot legally be completely AI generated. I don’t know if this rule applies to other kinds of products, but it’s absolutely a rule for food.

So if you do see ads for food and the product itself in the ad is AI generated, I think you have legal recourse to report it to the FTC and the BBB as false advertisement.

[coulson-is-an-avenger]

the main thing I’ve gathered from the Pacific Rim director’s commentary is that, even though a lot more of PacRim was done with CGI than I had realized, it still holds up almost 10 years later because of how intentional Guillermo Del Toro was with building in details, flaws, weathering and environmental factors, and, primarily, love and respect into every single model.

He helped animate every single creature and robot by hand on his tablet, he praised the animators for every single shot and talks about how brilliant they are, how hard they worked on every detail, he treats all of them like human beings, like geniuses, just as integral to the film as himself and the actors. The animators themselves talk about how intentional and detailed his ideas were, how helpful and insightful he was when he spoke to them about changes, when he came to them with new ideas.

There’s also a hell of a lot of practical effects woven in, which add to the believability, but the CGI holds up first and foremost because he saw it as an art form to be cultivated and loved just as fiercely as everything else, not a ‘wow’ effect to be slapped in for budget cuts.