Stupid stuff that comes to mind that we want to post

There’s something sad about ChatGPT being a better therapist than many real life people around.

I wonder if anyone can hear this image

I hear you…

@Dirty Bit
Disco music.

@Background Pony #977E
excuse me??

When I hear people say that they slept like a baby, I imagine that they slept for an hour and then woke up crying

That got a chuckle out of me

@Mr.Myoozik
Heh

Nice one, mate

Ask NerdForge she would probably do it. Except she must have 4 large canvas’s, a paint set, and plenty of coffee. Oh and an out house not more than 10feet away from the cabin.

as long as there’s natural beauty, it’s isolated and I get to have a gun just in case of a bear attack.

There’s plenty of related comments in the YouTube page I found this image in. Mostly fishing and hunting gear, guns, booze, acoustic guitar, cars, etc.

@Dirty Bit
If good ventilation and fresh cool county/province breeze, natural homegrown foods, and a super perfect night sky to stargaze no light or smoke pollution, then Chama.

Places like that would be like prelude to Jannah.

Chama!

The isolation would get to me.

I’d easily be able to isolate myself in a cabin for a month.

Shit, let me take my books and paint supplies and I’d stay a whole year.

@Meanlucario
I don’t know if I could do that for $100k (seems pretty low to me.) I probably could for $1 million, provided that I get to bring a few books, my entire comic and manga collection, and some art supplies.

@ᎶㄖҜㄩ 乃ㄥ卂匚Ҝ
Agreed. I’d do it more for $100k, with many similar supplies but also if I could at least take photos of the nature surrounding me with a digital camera (I used to do that, before acquiring my first smartphone in 2016)

Whenever people said Gaston was the real hero, I always loved it because the idea sounded so hilariously absurd.

Then I realized people actually seriously believed it.

What’s next? Vegeta did nothing wrong?

The better way to put it is “Gaston is the hero of another story”.

It wouldn’t have taken many tweaks to make Gaston a Byronic hero slaying a corrupt noble turned monster. But, as the story is played out, he is definitely the villain.

@Cosmas-the-Explorer
Zamasu did nothing wrong

@Zincy
With Gaston, they would just need to play his “manly man” straight and make him less of a dick.

Page 412, in which Briar opens up to her friends

At least she acknowledged that she wasn’t entirely in the right

Wouldn’t even have needed to make him less of a dick if they went full Lord Byron on it. Just tweak his motivations a little bit, highlight his “heroics” a little more, and make the Beast a little more mean spirited, and boom, Gaston the Heroic Asshole.

Aren’t different perspectives fun?

I still remember a fucked up story about a cult that killed themselves while a great comet was passing by.