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Hands up, this is a rubbery!

More like a deep stinker!

Luckily, human microtesticles are not showing up in plastic.

Netflix has Monster, which was the same author as Pluto.

that hot let party

What am I supposed to give Greeny's grandpa, then?!

He also probably said movies weren't art back in the day, too!

What constitutes as art? If an AI were sentient, would its art be invalid? How do you know it will never amount to anything in the world of art? If a person sees art and it inspires their art, does that count as imitation no matter how different it may become? At what point is imitation no longer imitation? Literally the most rudimentary questions punch holes in the statement. The point you're making is about as reductive as it gets and tends to be made by people with no understabding of what it is.

I count 3 fingers and a thumb that are closed.

This is, and always will be, a very shallow sentiment. Probably not the best thread for that, though.

Most people can't draw hands. If you look closely on animation, a common practice is to have them closed or at angles with only a couple fingers visible at a time. It's why so many western cartoons have fewer fingers as a base character design, like Family Guy or The Simpsons. Not really an AI exclusive issue, it's not uncommon to see off-model hands or people with 6 fingers even when it's hand-drawn.

I don't know that I needed any individual class as much as the degree itself.

My university closed and their records are held by a different university for student access. The best case scenario for a university deciding to not safeguard student transcripts during closure would be negligence. I'd be surprised if there were no record retention regulations for education, especially when going to college is so expensive.

I only recently discovered Scrappy Doo is a very hated character. Seems weird. I never had a problem with him as a kid, and from what I've seen as an adult, he's like just another Scooby Doo cast member. Probably a little annoying for adults, but not really out of place and ultimately pretty inoffensive. He was definitely a character I had limited opinion on since his appearances are more sporadic than most of the cast and the Scooby Doo team shifting so much between incarnations was one thing about the franchise that confused the fuck out of me growing up, so I really didn't know what to make of him. Anyway, I do appreciate him getting GOATed for offing the worst version of Velma anyone has ever conceived.

No.

You know, give em the ole

But, most importantly, did anyone get/stay super hot?

[Picard looks down at his hand] Picard: I'm so fucked up...

Seething at the fact my insurance claim is being denied in literally the most blatant bad faith I've ever seen out of a supposedly legitimate company, but have reached a vote of 0 confidence any more on the possibility of a single thing relating to them EVER going my way, so as much as I've been looking forward to meeting a lawyer about it later today, my suspicion is that I'll be denied for a legal case, too.