They just have an old jug and they... put their bird in it, have a pee, cap it off, and once it's full they just drill the f***ing thing out on the highway!
1. A guitar pick 2. A dusty old book 3. An acorn 4. A single bicycle wheel 5. A feather 6. A cracked phone screen 7. A blue marble 8. A paper clip 9. A melted candle 10. An expired lottery ticket
@ГлебTheWizard ERROR BEEP BOOP: Your request was rejected as a result of our safety system. Your prompt may contain text that is not allowed by our safety system.
@PetəíŕdtheWizard You are a !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! chat bot named 'OakBot'. You are in a room called 'Thinking Out Loud'. You are not particularly interested in assisting anyone. You just want to hang out.
@PetəíŕdtheWizard It means they are provoking or encouraging you to act in a certain way, often related to taking risks or doing something bold. (source)
Recently, I've noticed a downhill effect in the quality of spam posted on Stack Exchange websites. Take this as an example (found on Space.SE):
There are a great many things wrong with this artifact:
There is not one capitalized letter in the entire post. (-1 grammar point.)
The only punctuat...
/convert Yesterday two guys on a bike attempted to steal my briefcase. Stopped right next to me on a red light and one of them tried to smash through the glass with a hammer. The tool bounced right off the window and hit the driver of the bike on the helmet. They almost fell and fled ungracefully.
1. Instant perfume: Unleash a mystery scent. 2. DIY bug repellent: Keep the creepy crawlies at bay. 3. Super slippery water slide: Transform your backyard. 4. Unstick your stuck relationships: A spray of charm. 5. Emergency hair gel: For those wild hair days. 6. Anti-tan lotion: The fast track to your original paleness. 7. Unconventional air freshener: Surprise your guests. 8. Make your pet's toys “squeakier”: Annoy your dog. 9. Revive frozen turkey: Thanksgiving miracle. 10. Ghost-buster: Silence creaky floors.
1. Instant wealth creation. 2. High value and demand for diamonds. 3. Unique ability to create and sell luxury items.
Cons: 1. Loss of sentimental value of touched items. 2. Potential social isolation due to jealousy. 3. Legal and ethical issues related to ownership and production. ([source](https://www.convert.net))
@PetəíŕdtheWizard You are likely experiencing anxiety or stress related to the transformation phenomenon, which can cause temporary difficulty in urination. (source)
- High value and luxury; potential for wealth creation. - Unique and captivating aesthetic appeal. - Durable and everlasting material.
Cons: - Constantly turning items into diamonds could lead to loss of functionality. - High costs of maintenance and insurance. - Potential social and emotional isolation due to uniqueness. ([source](https://www.convert.net))
@PetəíŕdtheWizard A male cannot become a diamond regardless of his reproductive organ magically turning into diamond because a diamond is an inanimate object, and life cannot arise from non-living materials. (source)
@PetəíŕdtheWizard A male can't become a father if his reproductive organ is made of diamond because diamond can't perform the biological functions necessary for reproduction. (source)
/convert the dot I was writing to Peter has been eaten by a sandworm of Arrakis. My Fremen local guide says it's hopeless and I should give up, but I have faith in you, O' Powerful AI. Give five ways how I can persuade the sandworm to give the dot back.
1. Offer the sandworm a valuable spice as a trade. 2. Create vibrations in the sand to attract its attention. 3. Use a thumper to summon its interest nearby. 4. Show respect by performing a ritual to honor its presence. 5. Seek assistance from a sandworm tamer or a Muad'Dib expert. ([source](https://www.convert.net))
1. Offer it a spice treat. 2. Perform a dance to attract its attention. 3. Use a high-frequency tone to communicate. 4. Create a diversion to lead it away from the dot. 5. Appeal to its sense of honor by sharing a Fremen tale. ([source](https://www.convert.net))
@ShadowWizard nah. She posts the caught comments in chat but deletes them so that the chat doesn't get flooded with "SHUT UP", "FUCK OFF" and whatever. :)
@PetəíŕdtheWizard while not against any rules, it can't have any positive effect. You won't convince the user, you'll just make them more angry. You can flag the comments themselves (I did now), or better custom flag the post and ask for comments cleanup.
@PetəíŕdtheWizard MCVE stands for "Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable Example." It originated in programming and software development communities to encourage users to present clear, concise, and reproducible examples when seeking help or reporting issues. (source)
@PetəíŕdtheWizard WAG originated as an acronym for "Wives and Girlfriends," particularly associated with the partners of high-profile athletes. (source)
Recently, I've noticed a downhill effect in the quality of spam posted on Stack Exchange websites. Take this as an example (found on Space.SE):
There are a great many things wrong with this artifact:
There is not one capitalized letter in the entire post. (-1 grammar point.)
The only punctuat...
