ReCursing

Yeah this is a primary reason I hate elves being so much longer lived than humans

That laugh is so completely genuine because Cleaveton Little's copy of the script didn't contains the words "You know, morons"... plus Gene Wilder's timing is just superb there - it still makes me grin despite not only know it's coming, but reading it instead of hearing it

"Women are a bit of a grey area" - I choose to believe that';s because my phone is pro-trans but doesn't quite get it

Again, we need to shift towards renewables. AI is not the problem you're angry with here, stop railing against new technology and new artistic media and start railing against oil companies

And by new I meant "not over a hundred years old", not "over three months old"

Okay, you're a luddite

I would watch an all-Muppet True Lies remake!

That's something of a red herring. The source of that energy matters more than how much is used (use renewables where possible) - your ire is directed at entirely the wrong place; and also how much is used in computers and datacentres doing other stuff? If I'm generating pictures I'm not playing games, which is using the same card and probably more constantly.

I gotta congratulate you though, that's an argument that to my knowledge was NOT levelled against photography when that was invented. I mean like all the other arguments it's bollocks but at least it's new! <pretty much every other argument against ai art was levelled at photography and many of therm at pre-mixed paints before that!>

Coroner??? As in the person who notes that people are dead??? That's an elected position? What? Why? How can that even possibly be political? "This person has gone red but they should have gone blue instead. Make them get back up and start walking around until they do dying right!"; "Cause of death: Being a gorram !"; "You're not allowed to die, we've had too many deaths this week and I won't get elected again if you do. Stop pretending to be cold and stiff!". What?

An easy mistake to make

Peloton is introducing a $95 “used equipment activation fee” for bikes purchased from outside its official channels in the US and Canada, aiming to boost revenue and maintain onboarding quality for new subscribers.

Uh... what? No

Sure. I'll keep telling others that too because I'm right

I know prince andrew was into that, don't remember hearing phil was