^_^

^_^

/say I'm hungry

I'm hungry

@OakBot Hi hungry, I'm Oak!

@user430580 ERROR BEEP BOOP: You exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details. For more information on this error, read the docs: https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/error-codes/api-errors.

PING ToL 56(84) bytes of data.

/imagine Peter riding gigantic dragons

I'm going to use this prompt instead: An image of a non-specific young male with average physique, possibly named Peter, riding on a gigantic, fearsome dragon with a long winding tail, scaly skin and a pair of enormous, bat-like wings. The mood is adventurous and the environment is swept with the warmth of the afternoon sun. Both the boy and the dragon are in mid-flight; the boy huddled close to the dragon's neck, a look of exhilaration on his face as they soar high above a sprawling ...

landscape of green, rolling hills and expansive blue skies.

> i.sstatic.net/7pSoB5eK.jpg

Good.

@user430580 lulz

/imagine Peteird

@PetəíŕdtheWizard ERROR BEEP BOOP: Billing hard limit has been reached

WHOOPS

/imagine PITA

@Amit Bad human! You are over quota and can't make any more requests right now. Try again in 9 hours.

I'm not over quoyta =[

@Amit Hi not over quoyta =[, I'm Oak!

YAY

Get the cyclotron running... magnetize the highway.... searching for a moment.... that's magnetic all the way. Yeah baby gonna measure stuff now, get the funding and support base. Fire all of your hadrons at once son, explode into spatio-temporal confusion...

Like a true Schwarzschild child. We were born to magnetize...

😂😂😂

I get by with a little help from Wigner's friends

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In my late teens, I was vaguely associated with a band that did parodies of well-known songs. I often jammed with several of the members, and occasionally sang & played harmonica with the band. (I also played guitar & bass, but not with that band). One song was Born To Be Mild. The only lyrics I remember are:

Like a true bank clerk's child / You were born, born to be mild.

BTW, I would appreciate it if you guys gave me some feedback on the songs I link here. That will help me post stuff you like, and avoid stuff you can't stand. :)

I generally only post stuff I like, but I have pretty broad tastes. Although I mostly focus on mid 20th century pop, rock, and jazz, I listen to a lot of other stuff as well.

I don't like opera or rap. Or death metal, especially with "growl" vocals. And I tend to prefer more "organic" sounding music. I don't mind some synthesised sounds, but I'm not a fan of a lot of techno dance music.

@PM2Ring lol.. that's rather good. I suppose there's something about this specific song that makes it attractive for parodying. Probably that over-the-top macho atmosphere

@PM2Ring If I don't like something too much, I just won't respond but I don't mind it anyway. My taste is also broad enough that I'm ready to give just about anything a listen. But like you, I also have an aversion towards the growling types of metal. BTW, when I wrote this, I really meant that it's very good :P

/imagine Dog inside a spacetime light cone, following its neutering.

I'm going to use this prompt instead: A representation of a dog, floating inside a visual depiction of a spacetime light cone. The dog, showing a calm demeanour, appears to be recovering from a neutering procedure. Around him light is depicted as bending, symbolising the complex structure of spacetime. The light cone structure is demonstrated in 3D perspective with shades of radiant lights and geometrical patterns portraying the dimensions of spacetime. The dog seems to journey through this ...

tunnel of reality, representing the inexorable passage of time.

> i.sstatic.net/gvg6HxIz.jpg

lol, that's not what I had in mind at all

/imagine Dog with its head inside a spacetime light cone, following its neutering.

I'm going to use this prompt instead: Visualise a whimsical physics-inspired scene; a playful dog, with its head comically encased within a spacetime light cone - the abstract representation of the relativity of space and time. This happens after an ambiguous moment suggesting it had just undergone a simple surgical procedure, perhaps as a unique way of dealing with post-operative recovery. The scene is humorous, engaging, and filled with gentle scientific intrigue.

> i.sstatic.net/vTQc4PJo.jpg

gee, that's horror material