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[drawnsnake]

As a person forced to use genAI at work, please

KEEP SLANDERING IT.

DRAG THESE BITCHES THROUGH THE MUD.

Dear god they suck so much and they often take longer for tasks that would be done much more quickly by hand and yet the management is convinced it's an innovative new pipeline or whatever. BURST THAT BUBBLE.

One of the most hilarious things to happen last week was my boss struggling to generate an image of an informational sign we designed inside an acrylic frame. I did it in three minutes with Photoshop.

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What if I told y'all there was a furry webcomic adaptation of Dracula that is very faithful to the original novel (albeit sadly unfinished)

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Changed my URL!

Pfp will stay the same (at least for a while), so hopefully this doesn't cause too much confusion!

(My old URL - cupcakeshakesnake - was too long and convoluted and it bugged me for the longest time lol)

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Commissions closing before May

Recently switched to a new job and it is physically and mentally very taxing, I don't think I'll be able to afford extra time for commissions

For those who have already paid or asked for a commission, don't worry I WILL get to you, but I won't be taking any new ones

Thank you and sorry

[drawnsnake]

I personally think videogames need to offer more paths than just the linear progression of "ally > friend > love interest"

Like there needs to be a "really close friend" relationship option that isn't just a tier lower from "love interest"

Besties option, dare I say

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Recommending a movie on main

The Boy Who Wanted To Be A Bear (2002)

YouTube link (no subtitles though)

This was one of my childhood movies but I can't find much about it online; guess it's not very well-known which means I have to, Idk, recommend it to people or something lol

The plot is about a human baby who is taken from his parents and raised by bears. Years later, his human parents get him back, and now the boy struggles on whether he is a human or a bear.

(Spoilers)

Later, the boy asks a spirit to turn him into a bear and the spirit tells him he has to pass three tests in order to be a true bear. He passes the tests but is still confined with his parents. (And here is the part that got me in tears every time-) The boy had been so aggressive that his parents had resorted to chaining him to the wall, but at the very end, they realize he can never be happy with them and lets him go. As he runs into the wilderness, he finally becomes a bear.

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I randomly remembered that I wrote fanfic of Jack Skellington going to a theme park and eating ice cream when I was seven 💀

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The other day one of my professors showed us bits from four different Romeo&Juliet movies, and now out of spite I want a version where they're mortal enemies.

The Montagues and Capulets have been close friends for generations, but when their youngsters Romeo and Juliet lock eyes for the first time...

They know they need that other bitch dead