Brontoforumus

Kinda funny because just yesterday I ran into some folks learning about Wizards for the first time.

Someone fed "hey you know that Waffle House fight where someone threw a chair and the server just caught it and casually tossed it aside? that, only with big-titty animes" into an AI image generator



I for one will forever call it "Wapple Boube" from now on

perfectly normal looking hands, chair, waffle and one point perspective that image has there

I bet that anime girl isn't even as racist as the original.

Was the original girl racist?

KingRoyal wrote:perfectly normal looking hands, chair, waffle and one point perspective that image has there

Oh every image is a trainwreck (album here) but that's the only one with Wapple Boube

hngkong wrote:Was the original girl racist?

maybe not. I only knew she went on tucker carlson exclusively when the video went viral, but I guess there's no more to it than that.

Büge wrote:

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My hatred for Kirk is like... flames... fire... flames, on the side of my face

I keep trying to think of something to say about both the image above and Friday's comment, but I can't. They're too good for this world.

Meanwhile:

The joke's on you, baby.

All memes aside, sometimes I think about the many incredibly talented, Beethoven level musicians (not to mention everything else) we lose every decade because those kids/people simply do not get any chance to do what they're great at because they were born on the wrong side of the have/have not divide.

I read a quote that dystopian sci-fi novels are just "what if the western world had to deal with the extreme levels of poverty and an uncaring system that the non-western world deals with everyday" and it's like yeah

and by dystopian sci-fi novels I mean "the current trend in the western world"

Always reminded of a quote from Stephen Jay Gould

“I am, somehow, less interested in the weight and convolutions of Einstein’s brain than in the near certainty that people of equal talent have lived and died in cotton fields and sweatshops.

You just had to be there.