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Doodles of a thing, a creature even
He is fiiine
I literally cant fucking breathe
IVE BEEN WAITING 2 YEARS FOR THIS VIDEOS RETURN
I don’t even press play I just press the reblog button
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Write it badly or it'll never be written
Write it badly or it'll never be written
Write it badly or it'll never be written
Write it badly or it'll never be written
Write it badly or it'll never be written
Please keep interacting with this post because when I come to tumblr to procrastinate, this shows up again in my notifications and guilts me into writing again
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Can you win against your pfp/icon in a fight (in the sense of asking which one is physically stronger)? Assume you both have the drive and the motivation to fight eachother, and both of you are unarmed (unless your pfp explicitly shows them with a weapon, or they physically cannot survive without their weapon).
I can easily win against them with no issues
I can win against them, but it wouldn’t exactly be instantaneous
I can most likely win against them, but I would be struggling
I can juuuust barely beat them in a fight
We tie
They will win against me, but it would be a very close match
They will win against me, but they would be struggling
They will win, but at least I would have survived the first few moments
They can easily win against me with zero issues
I can’t imagine my pfp in a fight*
Infinite many nuance
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*Not being able to conceptualize the idea of what a fight against your pfp would even look like, e.g. if your pfp is just a solid blue circle with no inherent meaning behind it
Is this a regular fight or a fight to the death? I don’t know, but odds are it wouldn’t make much of a difference
It's a snake and it doesn't match any real snake. It might be venomous. I don't know if it is.
I think it all depends on that, because if it bites me and I die, then it wins easily, but if it bites me and I don't die, I will win.
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This thread lives rent free in my brain. And randomly came across my FB feed so of course I had to dig it up out of my Tumblr to share what fb shared.
I like this one
Inclusive language is for everyone!!
Their boyfriend is their partner why is this hard to understand
Also, “partner” is just a good word? It implies an equal relationship where both of your work together in pursuit of something, whether that be life goals or just having fun together.
It’s a good word. People should use it more.
You could also be a pair of detectives. Or work in a lawfirm. Very useful word.
My two cents in this is that "girlfriend" and "boyfriend" sound... juvenile to me somehow? Partner sounds like we are both adults respecting each other, not a boy and a girl.
Also yes, it keeps it ambiguous which is GREAT
I want to learn more exclamations that aren’t strictly just religious stuff. “Jesus Christ” this, “oh my god” that, nah I want something fresh.
What are some of y’all’s favorite exclamations that aren’t about god?
first submission and we're already off to a fantastic start. absolutely love this one thank you
ok its time for the challenge round now we want nominations that arent about sex either actually
had a friend who used to make new ones up on the spot. The only one that stuck with me was 'good golly jelly beans'. If something catastrophic happens I go for 'that's not ideal.'
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Absolutely not letting you leave these in the tags.
No clue if I will finish it..
does anyone know a good vegetarian dinner recipe that has meat in it.
by kyongood
i found a Weird Al in the woods and took it home. it was injured so i kept it in a shoebox lined with scientific literature and fed it goat's milk and eary 200s pop hits. it didnt make a noise for the first week. but as i nursed it back to health its broken accordion started to heal and occasionally i would hear it humming. Sometimes, after it had grown comfortable around me, i would take it out of the shoebox and let it sit on my shoulder while we watched old episodes of House MD. It would yap at the TV whenever someone with curly hair appeared on the screen. It must have been lonely.
The first parody it ever sang was a version of Since You've Been Gone but with the words "Since You've Been Gone" replaced with "Prion Disease". It wasn't the sharpest lyricist in the world, but i still cried with joy. It was bittersweet too, of course. I knew that original work was a sure sign that the day was approaching when I would have to release my friend back into its natural habitat.
Not a month later, that's exactly what I did. It was tentative at first, but after a few minutes of investigation it scurried away into the blackberry bushes. I stayed until the sound of its accordion grew too distant to make out. That night I cried again. I would miss my friend.
I still walk in those woods. Just the other day, I had a visitor join me for a hike. I was sitting down on a bench to take a dink from my water bottle when I heard a familiar tune from somewhere above my head. "Prion Disease". But there had been two voices, singing in harmony. I looked up, and sure enough, there in the tree branches were two curly mops of hair. My Weird Al had found a mate, and thought it our song. I felt so proud.
Dumbass said eary 200s pop hits
some very nice color schemes:
gold and blood
deep water, rusty clay cliffs
wet sand and black ink
lilac, wisteria, lavender, and bronze
honeycomb, pomegranate seeds, and raw meat
the green/silver/rotting earth tones of old growth forests
clean, milky sky blue and the bright, bruised tones of out-of-control fire
every gentle grey you can think of shot through with electric teal
overripe peach and faded off-white
Frankly, generative AI is being given too much credit for the devaluation of art and labour. Dipshits who think the Idea Guy is the only one doing any real work and everyone else is a mere technician who should be grateful they're permitted to be involved at all have been a thing for as long as art has been a thing.
(This is why you'll never get anywhere accusing folks boo-hooing about "prompt theft" of hypocrisy, incidentally. No hypocrisy is present if you genuinely believe that Idea Guys are the only people whose labour has value, and a great many of these folks do in fact believe that.)
"Isn't that kind of a strawman? Surely no one actually, literally believes that Ideas Guys are the only people who perform real labour"
Okay now I am going to read this
There's some pretty cool looming symbolism in the beginning
I think the writer doesn't understand how trees work
okay I did find one really good line in isolation
"I don't think the signal's going to change. I think it's busted." "Then what are you doing?" "Waiting for it to change."
Frankly, generative AI is being given too much credit for the devaluation of art and labour. Dipshits who think the Idea Guy is the only one doing any real work and everyone else is a mere technician who should be grateful they're permitted to be involved at all have been a thing for as long as art has been a thing.
(This is why you'll never get anywhere accusing folks boo-hooing about "prompt theft" of hypocrisy, incidentally. No hypocrisy is present if you genuinely believe that Idea Guys are the only people whose labour has value, and a great many of these folks do in fact believe that.)
"Isn't that kind of a strawman? Surely no one actually, literally believes that Ideas Guys are the only people who perform real labour"
Okay now I am going to read this
There's some pretty cool looming symbolism in the beginning
I think the writer doesn't understand how trees work