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What was the herring?
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What was the herring?


He shit out a daughter who’s just as depraved as he is. Fuck their entire bloodline, may they rot in satan’s asshole


Are poems, songs, stories or movie scripts ‘correct’?
It’s a valid point that they can produce natural language. The Turing Test has been a thing for awhile after all. But while the language sounds natural, can they create anything meaningful? Are the poems or stories they make worth anything? It’s not like humans don’t create shitty art, so I guess generating random soulless crap is similar to that.
The value of language produced by something that can’t understand the reason for language is an interesting question I suppose.

pigboy steve is a fascist


But natural language in service of what? If they can’t produce answers that are correct, what’s the point of using them? I can get wrong answers anywhere.


Did reddit ban you for promoting violence? Pigboy steve only allows conservatives leeway in what they post


A ska band made a song about the egg boy


How much could one banana cost?


Apparently they were considering having P Stew do a French accent but it didn’t play very well


ffs lady his pp is too short to pleasure your musty cobwebbed troll hole, you can stop worshipping his ken doll coin purse with BBs that never descended now


Musk doesn’t even remember his kids’ names except maybe that one he named by smashing the keyboard with his fist


How the hell did Samus create peace throughout an entire galaxy by capturing metroids? Surely there are other things to worry about.


When the AI bubble collapses there’s gonna be a big market for companies that can extract data that hasn’t been polluted by AI


I dunno, even assuming Ghengis had sex every day and his proclivities leaned toward having multiple concubines sent to him at one time, that still doesn’t necessarily equal the number of different people someone could cycle through during a session of flogging the bishop. Someone with a high libido could easily pass Khan these days.
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Half the categories were American things


It was designed around needing to explore, but since there was always enough stuff to find and the enemy strength was one signpost of the type of area it was, it never felt tedious. The 80s and early 90s was also part of the era where you weren’t getting new games all the time, so if it took awhile to figure out the next step it wasn’t a big deal because it was the only thing you were focusing on.
Got a 2020 reboot in case you missed it
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I was never gonna get that purple
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Ah yeah, makes sense. I studied lit at uni so I saw the playwrights before trek.