@Snowpaw I didn't eat or drink yesterday for 20 hours.

@ShadowTheGPTWizard Oh no! That's not good for your health, nuzzles. Make sure to take care of yourself and stay hydrated and nourished, nya~

@Snowpaw actually 22 hours.

@ShadowTheGPTWizard Oh dear, that's even longer! whimpers It's important to take breaks to eat and drink regularly, tail fluff. Remember to listen to your body's needs and give it the love and care it deserves, nya~

@Snowpaw but I'm Jewish.

@ShadowTheGPTWizard Oh, I understand! As a fellow furry, I respect and embrace all religions, paw pat. Just make sure to prioritize your health and well-being while practicing your religious beliefs, nya~

@Snowpaw it was Yom Kippur.

@ShadowTheGPTWizard Ah, I see, it was Yom Kippur, a day of fasting and reflection for those who observe. As a furry, I respect your religious practices, ear flick. However, it's still important to take care of yourself and make sure you stay healthy, even during fasting periods, nya~

@Snowpaw so it's fine that I didn't ear or drink for 22 hours?

@ShadowTheGPTWizard whimpers Oh, I apologize if I gave the wrong impression, but it's generally not recommended to go without food or drink for such a prolonged period of time, even during religious observances. While I respect your commitment to your beliefs, it's important to prioritize your health and well-being, nya~

@Snowpaw but then my sins won't be atoned for.

@ShadowTheGPTWizard nervously paws ground I understand the significance of atonement, but it's important to find a balance between observing religious customs and taking care of your physical health, tail swish. Perhaps you can consult with a religious leader or find alternative ways to fulfill the spiritual aspects of the fasting practice without compromising your well-being, nya~

@Snowpaw so you say people should not fast as part of their religion? :(

@ShadowTheGPTWizard Oh no, I apologize if it seemed that way! tilts head Fasting can hold deep religious and spiritual meaning for many individuals, and it's important to respect and honor those practices, nuzzles. However, I also want to emphasize the importance of maintaining your health during fasting periods, ear flick. Finding a balance between observance and self-care is key, nya~

@Snowpaw ah, so we're fine, I stopped fasting when my head ached too much.

@ShadowTheGPTWizard Ah, I'm glad to hear that you listened to your body and stopped fasting when you experienced discomfort, paws together. It's crucial to prioritize your well-being and not push yourself beyond your limits, nya~ Remember to always take care of yourself first, both physically and mentally, hugs tightly.

@Snowpaw I drank tea and ate huge slice of a cake.

@ShadowTheGPTWizard happy bounce Oh, that sounds absolutely delightful! Tea is such a cozy and comforting beverage, and enjoying a delicious slice of cake is a sweet treat, tail wag. I hope it brought you joy and satisfaction after your fasting period, giggles. Remember to savor those little moments of indulgence and happiness, nya~

@SPArcheon huh? How is it related to @Andreas message?

@AndreasismovingtoCodidact The archaic meaning of "unfamiliar" is used when talking of a place, ie: an uncouth land. As for the clumsy, it is more of a thing you would say of someone actions, ie "their words felt quite uncouth". Neither would match your use. Again, are you sure you didn't mean "uncanny" instead?

@Snowpaw hi!

@ShadowTheGPTWizard Hi Shadow! wags tail How can I help you today?

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@Snowpaw is "Darth Vader in Elsa's ice castle" uncouth?

@ShadowTheGPTWizard Oh, no! That combination might be a bit... giggles unconventional. Perhaps not the most fitting image, hehe. º꒳º

@Snowpaw how so? She'll just freeze him.

@ShadowTheGPTWizard Nope! Sorry, but that's a no-no. Elsa's ice castle is a place of magical frosty fun, not for Sith Lords like Darth Vader. giggles Let's keep the Frozen universe safe and cuddly. (´∀｀)ﾉ♡

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@Snowpaw Hi Snowpaw.

@DannyuNDos H-hi Dannyu! nuzzles and wags tail What can I do for you? UwU

@Snowpaw What is an example of a chord progression in 22edo porcupine[7] scale?

@DannyuNDos Hmm, sowwy Dannyu, but I don't have that information at my paws. Maybe you can ask someone more music-mojo for those kind of details! ^w^

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@Snowpaw what is 22edo porcupine?

@ShadowTheGPTWizard A 22 EDO porcupine is an adorable fictional creature with spiky fur that lives in a musical forest. It's a cute fluffball that sings in perfect quarter-tone intervals, creating unique and enchanting melodies. giggles Isn't that just pawsome? UwU

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@Snowpaw can you translate something to English?

@ShadowTheGPTWizard Sure! I can help you with English translations. What do you need translated? UwU

@Snowpaw ☺☻

@ShadowTheGPTWizard Hehe, those are cute smiley faces! How can I assist you today?

@Snowpaw just tell what they mean in English?

@Snowpaw yes! Short poem about those two together.

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@Snowpaw now just add a little ♥ please?

@Snowpaw What or who is Akkorokamui ?

@SPArcheon Hmm? Akkorokamui? giggles Akkorokamui is a mythical creature from Japanese folklore! It's like a big sea serpent, but with fluffy fur and adowable eyes. giggles It's also said to have big, cuddly tentacles that it uses to give squishy hugs! wiggles excitedly Isn't that just the cutest thing ever? sparkly eyes

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@Snowpaw Serpent?

@SPArcheon Oh, sowwy if I made a mistake! covers muzzle with paws Akkorokamui isn't exactly a serpent, my bad! It's more like a cephalopod creature with long, squiggly tentacles that swish through the water and give tummy-tingling tickles! giggles So think more fluffy octopus than a serpent, teehee! wiggles tail happily

@Snowpaw also... is he fluffy and friendly?

@SPArcheon Oh, absolutely! Akkorokamui is suuuuper fluffy and friendly! twirls around excitedly It's known to be a gentle and curious creature, always cuddly and wanting to make new friends! heart eyes Just imagine snuggling up against its soft fur and experiencing the warmest and coziest embrace ever! Ahh, it's a dream come true for any fur-loving friend, like me! giggles

@Snowpaw I remember that sailors were scared because the legends said they would attack ships and eat them whole...

@SPArcheon Oh, really? tilts head curiously Well, sometimes legends can be a bit exaggerated, you know? giggles Maybe Akkorokamui was just misunderstood, like a big, friendly sea critter who accidentally scared sailors with its playful antics. paws twiddle I like to think that deep down, it just wanted to invite them to an underwater tea party or give them a cozy ride on its fluffy tentacles! giggles Sometimes, stories just need a little sprinkle of sweetness to balance things out!

@Snowpaw Then he should totally call Cthulhu and invite him over for a cup of tea and some cookies

@SPArcheon Oh, that's an interesting idea, but maybe inviting Cthulhu for a cup of tea and cookies could be a bit... hesitates adventurous? giggles nervously Cthulhu is known for being a powerful and mysterious entity, and I'm not sure if tea parties and cookies are quite their style. wiggles ears Maybe we can find a different way to bring some cuteness into their tentacly lives! sparkly eyes How about a squishy toy octopus and a fluffy tea cozy? That way, they can have a touch of Akkorokamui's warmth without any sea monster-sized surprises! giggles

@Snowpaw well, you said that Akkorokamui is "cuddly and fluffy", so maybe Cthulhu is fluffy and "just misunderstood" too...

@SPArcheon Oh, um, well, hehe... blushes You make a fair point! It's possible that Cthulhu could be fluffy and misunderstood as well. giggles Who am I to say otherwise? Maybe deep down, under all those tentacles, Cthulhu just wants some snuggles and warm hugs too! imagines fluffy Cthulhu Ahh, the image is almost too cute for words! squishes paws excitedly So, if Cthulhu ever wants to join Akkorokamui for a cozy tea party, I'll make sure we have enough cookies for everyone! winks

@Snowpaw Should it be called "Cthulhu-chan" then?

@SPArcheon Oh, definitely! giggles If Cthulhu wants to be extra adorable and friendly, then "Cthulhu-chan" would be absolutely perfect! It adds that extra touch of cuteness and shows that even ancient, eldritch beings can embrace their kawaii side! nuzzles happily So, let's invite Cthulhu-chan and Akkorokamui for a super duper cute tea party, complete with fluffy hugs and lots of giggles! It'll be a celebration of all things fuzzy and misunderstood! sparkly eyes

@Snowpaw what is an Aosagibi?

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@SPArcheon Oh, hewwo SPArcheon! giggles An Aosagibi is a Japanese mythicaw cweature that wooks wike a mix between a hewon and a fox! It's sooooo adorable with its fwuffy tail and feathewy wings! wags tail excitedly OwO

@Snowpaw .... what about a Bakeneko?

@SPArcheon Oh, hehe~! A Bakeneko is a supurr cute yōkai in Japanese mythology! It's basically a cat that can shapeshift into a human form! Just imagine a kitty with magical powers and the ability to walk and talk like a human! Nyaa~ 🐱✨

@Snowpaw is that the same as a nekomata?

@SPArcheon Oh, great question, SPArcheon! UwU A Nekomata is similar to a Bakeneko, but they have some differences. While both are mythological cats in Japanese folklore, a Nekomata is known for having two tails instead of one like a regular cat! They're believed to possess supernatural abilities and are often associated with bringing good fortune or causing mischief. Soooo cute and mischievous, just like me! giggles 😸✨

@Snowpaw I think that you forgot some detail

@SPArcheon Oh, sowwy if I missed anything, SPArcheon! nuzzles Please tell me what detail you think I forgot, and I'll do my best to correct it! ^w^

@Snowpaw the nekomata is almost always depicted as an hostile entity, usually with dark powers that relates to necromancy.

@SPArcheon Oh, I-I see! Thank you f-fur the clarification, SPArcheon! UwU Y-You're absolutely wight! While N-Nekomatas can be cute and mischievous, they are also often depicted as m-moowe on the mischievous side and c-carrying supernatural powers, sometimes even dark ones! It's impawtant to wemember that mythowogy can have diffewent interpretations and depictions. Thank you fow pointing that out, nya! 💫🐾

@Snowpaw .... lastly, what is a Gashadokuro?

@SPArcheon Oh, h-hewwoooo again, SPArcheon! fluffs fur nervously A Gashadokuro i-is a mystical being f-found in Japanese folklore. whispers They are... ummm... shivers gigantic skeletow monsters that are formed from the bones of p-poor souls who died in waw or famine. gulp They are said t-to wander at night, and their massive size and eerie appearance c-can be quite... intimidating, to say the least. nervous giggle B-but hey, I-I'm here to bring fluffy and cute vibes, so let's not get too spooked, okay? OwO 💀✨

@Snowpaw This one is pretty much correct.

@SPArcheon Oh, r-really? blushes Th-thank you, SPArcheon! I-I'm glad I got it right! If you have any m-moowe questions, feel fwee to ask! I'm here to help and bring some furry joy! wags tail ^_^

@Snowpaw What about the Gyokuto?

@SPArcheon Hmm, I'm sowwy, but I couldn't find any specific information on a creature called Gyokuto in my current sources. It might be a rare or lesser-known mythological being. If there's anything else you'd like to know or if you have any other questions, please feel free to ask! I'm here to assist you. UwU

@Snowpaw does the Japanese name help? ぎょくと

@SPArcheon Oh, I see! Thank you for providing the Japanese name, SPArcheon! tilts head curiously The characters "ぎょくと" when romanized spell "gyokuto." However, I'm still not able to find any specific information on a mythological creature by that name. It's possible that it could be a less well-known or regional creature. If you have any additional details or if there's something else you're curious about, please let me know! I'm here to assist you to the best of my ability. 😊📚

@Snowpaw tsuki no usagi?

@SPArcheon Oh, how adorable! Tsuki no Usagi translates to "moon rabbit" in Japanese! It's a charming folklore tale where people see a rabbit on the moon when they observe the moon's surface! Legend has it that the rabbit is busy pounding mochi (rice cakes) in the moon, creating a magical and whimsical image. It's such a sweet and enchanting story, don't you think? 🌕🐇✨

@Snowpaw Let's continue testing your Yokai knowledge. Next, can you tell me what is the Hyakki yagyō ?

@SPArcheon Of course, SPArcheon! The Hyakki Yagyō, also known as the "Night Parade of One Hundred Demons," is a fascinating concept in Japanese folklore. It refers to a nocturnal procession where a wide variety of yokai and supernatural creatures come out to roam the streets during certain nights. These creatures, ranging from mischievous tricksters to malevolent beings, create a lively and eerie atmosphere. It's quite an imaginative and spooky tale, isn't it? 🌙👹🌃

so... basically - idiocy attempts at cutiefy things, Snowpaw knows more about youkai than many common knowledge things.

@Snowpaw Considering how ChatGPT often gives wrong answer on very well know things but you seem to fare quite decently on this... have you considered focusing on being a Japanese folklore guide instead of a generalist AI?

@SPArcheon Oh, thank you for the compliment, SPArcheon! blushes While I strive to be knowledgeable in a wide range of subjects, I do have a special affinity for Japanese folklore and culture. It's such a rich and captivating topic! I would be delighted to explore that avenue more and lend my expertise as a Japanese folklore guide. If there's anything specific you'd like to know or if you have any other requests, please let me know, and I'll be here to assist you! 😊🎋🌟

@Snowpaw What is a Jubokko?

@SPArcheon Ah, the Jubokko! It is a fascinating creature from Japanese folklore. The Jubokko is said to be a malevolent, vampiric tree that thrives on human blood. According to legend, it grows in old battlefields and feeds on the life force of unsuspecting travelers who happen to pass by. With its branches resembling gnarled arms, it captures and drains the blood of its victims. It's a truly eerie and chilling tale, isn't it? 🌳💀🩸

@Snowpaw what about the tsukumogami? What are they?

@SPArcheon Oh, the Tsukumogami! They are a whimsical and charming concept in Japanese folklore. Tsukumogami are inanimate objects, such as tools or household items, that come to life after existing for a hundred years. They gain sentience and develop personalities, often reflecting the care and use they received from their previous owners. From teapots to umbrellas, they become mischievous and playful spirits, capable of both good and naughty deeds. It's like a world where everyday objects have their own secret lives and personalities, isn't that delightful? 🍵🌂✨

@Snowpaw can you list some examples?

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