Well that's gunna be stuck in me head for the next 3 weeks.
LogicalDrivel
joined 2 years ago
Im still not sure it isn't.
My boss holds Meeings all the time. Almost every meeting is about her and how great she is. I will now call these meeting "meeings".
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Now im just imagining the Villain in the campaign pulling out a laser pointer to distract the Tabaxi during a fight.
Awesome, thanks for the info! I'll have to read up on all of this. I haven't done anything other than using web clients but have been itching to dig deeper. Much appreciated!
First off, these look awesome! I'm fairly new to using AI art generators (just a couple months) and Ive never seen a prompt like yours before. Is this prompt generated for you with the syntax like that by a program or website? Is there a resource I could look at to learn how to use prompts like yours? Right now my prompts are more straight forward, just writing it out: A (25 year old woman) with (pixie cut hair) standing in front of (a pornographic painting of herself) at an art gallery...followed by a bunch of photography keywords and stuff. I get decent results but they vary quite a bit, your prompt seems to get more consistent results. Anyways great job with these!
edit- didn't realize how old this post was at first, sry bout that
I'm totally the same. Last night a coworker text me to let me know they would be back in the office tomorrow after taking a couple days off. It took me almost 10 minutes to come up with "ok, see you tomorrow then". I rewrote that text at least a dozen times. Why the hell is something so simple a monumental effort for me?
If I pick up, then they know its a real number and I get added to a hundred more lists. Its taken me years of diligently ignoring the world to get to the point where i only get a couple of spam calls a day. I might not answer, either.
This kinda sounded like an AI prompt so i fed it into an AI,
I think thats a common problem with most long running shows. It starts off normal enough, with logical plots but as time goes on the writers need to come up with new and better stuff to keep people watching. A lot of the really great shows out there were great because they had an end in mind and actually ended. They wrote in a way that drove the story towards that ending. The never ending shows like soap operas/dramas don't have that option so they have to get crazy with the story. Disclaimer: ive never watched soap operas personally.
This game is super nostalgic for me. I loved going to Blockbuster and renting a game for the weekend when i was a kid. My Dad worked a lot and I didn't get to see him all that much. One weekend we rented Earthworm Jim, and my dad happened to be off that weekend. He watched me play for hours, just cracking up at all the crude humor in the game. Its one of the few good bonding memories I have of him. Ive thought about going back and playing it again as an adult but I don't want to ruin that memory.