

Thank you, I haven’t shaved.


Thank you, I haven’t shaved.


Dish soap. Use a scrubber brush and let it dry.
And control! Don’t forget about the control…
.com It’s my resume-building website.
Honestly? Having an unhoused gentleman regularly cut your hair next to a dumpster is way more badass.
No, bitches do the woofs. These do the purring and meows…
While typing in my PIN number.


Oh, good. As long as Israel is on the case…
He was the inventor of the app, right?
I don’t want to play it! I want to fondly remember having fun playing it…


Thank you. It’s so dumb when you think about it for even a second or two. “The corrupt people left, so we shouldn’t support the honest ones there?”
Relax. I’m allowed to state my opinion, you’re allowed to disagree. If we’re still not on the same wavelength, it’s fine, but we don’t need to make it a big thing.
I have never in my life seen people crop part of their own image out of the the post they themselves chose to post so no, Occam’s razor does apply. But again, you’re allowed to disagree. But wherever you got the image from, it was edited, that’s a fact…
Occam’s razor. Why would you take a screenshot or picture of something, but crop part of the thing you want to post about out? It makes no sense…


How did you not take him home!? You were fated to meet him, he chose you! Go back!!!
I genuinely think there’s no other reason to do it. Like, if I show you a picture of my grandmother, but I cropped half of her face off, how would that not be your first comment!?
Someone else investigating and saying it’s AI-generated is very different from saying “here’s this fake image, AI did it.” This is all going to get much worse…
Unreported AI slop gets downvoted.
For the why, I was just speculating. But for the what, it’s instantly obvious to everyone. When ALCOHOL gets cropped to )L, it’s abundantly clear the image has been heavily edited.
You say “understand”, but then rattle off a bunch of facts.
No offense, but that’s not the same as knowing a person and those aren’t the most important things. I don’t know the exact right answer to these for most of the people in my life. Hell, I don’t know my favorite for every one!
But that’s because they’re less important. Not completely, but they’re just statistics, flavoring on who a person is. I know my sister is endlessly creative and compassionate. I know my mother is fierce and determined, and never gives up on anyone. My father is loyal, dependable, and hard-working. My brother is charismatic and hilarious. My niece is intelligent, tender-hearted, and kind. My nephew is adventurous, inquisitive, and empathetic.
That’s who they are, and I know this by spending time with them, through the good and bad times. Assuming they’re worthy of it, have you shown your family who you are, your true self? And if they’re not worth that, remember that it’s only temporary; eventually you can move out, choose your own family and they can know and understand the true you!