"Try our new AI tool", "Use ChatGPT", "Our AI assistant can help"

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Three Goblin Art
Xuebing Du
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AnasAbdin

@theartofmadeline

Love Begins

Janaina Medeiros
Mike Driver
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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Keni
I'd rather be in outer space đž
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@mycatlovesme2bits
"Try our new AI tool", "Use ChatGPT", "Our AI assistant can help"
Adios, amigo.
I loved Charity and Robert witnessing Joe's proposal to Dawn as two former Home Farm spouses. Like the ghosts of Christmas past.
Both had grudges on Joe from when he was just a weird little kid.
When Robert worked for Chris, he had beef with like 7 year old Joseph. Something off screen, that wasn't expanded on but referenced
Charity had beef with Joseph, especially after he ran away at the shopping centre, making her seem like a child snatcher. Lovely step-relationship.
"Rose would care" â some observations on character work in New Earth
Although Billie Piper is very much front-and-center for much of New Earth â this being, in part, a comedy episode that's specially tailor-made for both her and David Tennant to stretch their acting-muscles â a perhaps inevitable trade-off to all this body-swapping means that Roseâs character is largely out of action during a lot of the narrative, quite literally "tucked away" to make room for the physical embodiment of Cassandra. If you break it down, Rose herself gets about 10 minutes screen-time at the start of the episode, roughly 3 minutes in the middle and a scant couple of minutes at the end, and spends the rest of it being possessed. As such, the drama/comedy in New Earth can be seen as something of an inverted "fun-house mirror" answer to The Christmas Invasion; with the Doctor now being the one to find himself in the similarly-unenviable position of having to cope in a crisis without Rose (or, alternatively, with a vampy, campy diva version of Rose) at his side.
heâs just like me fr
we are the same
Vincent Van Gogh wasnât well known during his lifetime. Only after his death did the algorithm make him one of the worldâs most monetized content creators.
@expederest I can't top that. Dang.
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[ID: Tags that say, "#i thought claude was the most monetized". End ID]
maybe i like my tech a little bit inconvenient
maybe i like pulling out my debit card instead of using apple pay. maybe i like untangling my wired headphones. maybe i like typing something into the search bar instead of using siri or whatever. maybe i like curating my own social media feeds over an algorithm. i just donât think everything has to be perfectly streamlined and efficient i like it when things feel tethered to the real world.
SLEEPING BEAUTY (1959)
dir. clyde geronimi, wolfgang reitherman
no sentence fills me with utter loathing so much as "i asked chatgpt"
why are you asking chatgpt about shit you can literally find out by looking at a wikipedia page. are you stupid.
*Scrolls past*
*reluctant sigh*
*scrolls back up*
*rebogs*
it's crazy how normalized misogyny is like you find out a man doesn't believe women are people capable of equitable rational thought and logic reasoning as men and you're considered weird if you express discomfort associating with him
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Can I just say, uh, Iâm pretty sure noticing youâre asexual is harder than noticing youâre gay, straight, pan or otherwise. Like, I just read someoneâs desciption of hitting puberty and, like, thereâs nothing like that. Thereâs no sudden âboobâ moment, no sudden âfuck, Iâd fuck thatâ moment, not sudden anything. You just, like, plod on through life as usual going âoooh, thatâs pretty, Iâd like that hairâ or âoooooh, theyâre nice, Iâd like to be close to themâ but thereâs no like, âoh, someone would want to fuck that but I donâtâ, you know? You just- you donât notice, you donât realise everyone else has âhad a momentâ but you havenât, you just- keep going as you always have.
And then, much much later, you start to wonder why people are getting so caught up in drama for romance or sex, like, why bother? Itâs not worth it, theyâre not worth it, why are you doing stupid things for something thatâs so- and then you wonder if thereâs something wrong with you, start mentally over compensating. Like âuh, okay, um, who should I date? Who can I stand to date? Who could I stand to fuck?â like- itâs not, itâs not something you want, but you want to fit in, to be normal.
Sometimes you donât even know that youâre doing it.
Sometimes you donât even know asexualâs a thing.
I dunno, I guess, I just feel like, uh, people should understand more?
idk sorry thank you for listening to me
Thank you for perfectly describing it.
Itâs way more difficult to notice the absence of something, especially when youâve never had it in the first place??
Itâs like being born without a nose and then being expected to understand what things smell like because everyone ELSE has a nose.
TRUTH
âMy poor baby. My poor sweet little boy,â I lament out loud over a whole grown adult man who is not mine but is in fact a fictional character with fictional hurts. What matters is my feelings are real