

That guy from Queen, probably.


That guy from Queen, probably.
The right is a cat.
But the middle one is Lesbian.


That’s because these ghouls don’t actually care how old you are, they just wanna know what you’re doing at all times.
That might actually be illegal in Florida.


The timer on shows like this is generally treated as a recommendation for pacing/narrative purposes. Contestants are generally allowed to go over time by a small amount. Usually the only time you’ll see somebody actually be penalized for “not finishing in time” on these shows is if the thing they’re trying to finish is somehow ruined or otherwise made worse by their attempt to go past the time limit, in which case they’ll use that failure for content. Otherwise, they stitch it all to look a lot more frantic than it actually is on-set and show everybody panicked and finishing right at the last second. The dramatic background music also does a lot of heavy lifting in the edit.
I know the Corridors of Time when I see them.
Can we hang and beat them even if they aren’t?
I know Temu uses that slogan. Are they owned by the same people? Would make sense, if so.


Good. I don’t mind using AI to upscale the image in video games, as long as it’s just improving the quality while retaining the original design. This changes the design way too much, and ends up making all of these characters look the same as each other. For some reason it makes everything look like a Coca-Cola Christmas commercial and I hate it.


I feel like I legitimately know my way around some parts of Japan thanks to Yakuza.


Prepare to be hacked, sucker


Weird I just see *******.


She talks like an AI crypto scam.


This endangers civilians.
Why does Candace Owens suck Charlie Kirk’s dead dick so hard? He famously hated black people, especially black women. He would not have gone to bat for her like she does for him.


Perhaps OP is a Marxist and/or Leninist.
It’s similar to the pre-vis stage of movie special effects. You’re using basically anything available to create a facsimile of the final scene, to see if your framing and pacing work the way you intend to. In film, artists will often use action figures shot with their phone, because it doesn’t matter if it looks janky since it’s not a scene going in the movie to begin with; it’s a test to see if your scene works at all. Game development and filmmaking share a lot of overlap in workflows these days.