Edaw
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Chat GPT AI
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Guest, it's time once again for the massively important and exciting FoH Asshat Tournament!
Go here and give us your nominations!Who's been the biggest Asshat in the last year? Give us your worst ones!
Tarrant
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I’ve been having fun with it while bored at work and just making it stupid stories like
“Write a story where Sauron decides to forsake his evil ways and become a landscape artist”
and
“Write me a wrestling match that stars The Golden Girls”
“Write a story where Sauron decides to forsake his evil ways and become a landscape artist”
and
“Write me a wrestling match that stars The Golden Girls”
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Edaw
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Masakari
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I used to it to write 2 papers, it is good. Sources are questionable.
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Furry
🌭🍔🇺🇦✌️SLAVA UKRAINI!✌️🇺🇦🍔🌭
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Ya know, the chat bot might be right. Ask yourself how much a bull’s testicle weighs…An example of "bullying" is to ask it a sentence that makes no sense. It'll make it fit.
This kind of reads like the question a protagonist in a movie uses to get out of an impossible robot-prisoner situation.
Logic Bomb - TV Tropes
Is your sentient supercomputer acting up? Good news. There's an easy solution: confuse it. If you give a computer nonsensical orders in the real world it will, generally, do nothing (or possibly appear to freeze as it loops eternally trying to …tvtropes.org
Chris
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Rich Evans had always been an enigma to the internet. He was a walking meme, a larger-than-life figure with a laugh that could light up a room. So, when he stumbled upon a message board called "Fires of Heaven," where people were discussing him and his YouTube channel, RedLetterMedia, he was intrigued.
At first, Rich was amused by the discussion of his various antics. One user, going by the name "Boozecube," shared a heartbreaking story of how he had once met Rich at a convention, only to be too nervous to say anything. Another user, "Chris," was revered by everyone on the board for his insightful commentary on RedLetterMedia's videos.
But then Rich stumbled upon a user named "Araysar." This user was incessantly praising Vladimir Putin and talking about how much he loved Russia, despite not even being from there. Rich couldn't help but shake his head at the absurdity of it all.
But then, he saw a post from a user named "Deathwing." This user had nothing but disdain for Rich and his YouTube channel, going as far as to call it "overrated garbage." Rich felt his blood boil as he read through the user's comments, each one more insulting than the last.
Finally, Rich couldn't take it anymore. He decided to make an account on "Fires of Heaven" and let his feelings be known. He chose the username "RichTheMan" and made his first post in response to Deathwing's comments.
"Hey, Deathwing, why don't you come say that to my face?" Rich wrote, his anger evident in his words. "You think RedLetterMedia is overrated garbage? Well, I think you're just jealous of my laugh. It's time to put up or shut up, buddy."
Feeling a mix of anger and hurt, Rich turned to his friend and fellow RedLetterMedia personality, Mike Stoklasa, for advice. "Hey, Mike," Rich said as he stormed into his friend's office. "Have you seen this 'Fires of Heaven' message board? There's some jerk on there who's trashing our channel!"
Mike looked up from his computer and raised an eyebrow. "Oh yeah, I've seen that board before. It's mostly full of trolls and haters. You shouldn't take anything they say seriously."
"But this guy, Deathwing, he's really getting to me," Rich said, his voice rising in frustration. "He's saying our channel is overrated garbage! I want to go on there and set him straight."
Mike leaned back in his chair and rubbed his chin. "I don't know, Rich. You're just going to feed the trolls if you engage with them. Remember what happened when we did that livestream and you accidentally started a meme about 'Wheel of the Worst' being rigged?"
Rich winced at the memory. "Yeah, that wasn't my finest moment. But I feel like I have to defend myself and the channel."
Mike nodded sympathetically. "I get it, Rich. But sometimes the best thing to do is just ignore the haters and focus on the positive feedback. There are plenty of fans out there who love what we do."
Rich took a deep breath and nodded. "You're right, Mike. I shouldn't let one jerk get me down. I'll just keep making the best content I can and let the trolls do their thing."
Mike gave him a pat on the back. "That's the spirit, Rich. And if you ever need to vent, just come talk to me. I'm always here for you, buddy."
Rich grinned and headed back to his own office, feeling a little better. As he settled in front of his computer and started editing a new video, he couldn't help but chuckle at the thought of Mike's advice. "I guess he's right," Rich thought to himself. "It's just a movie, who cares?" And with that, he dove back into his work, ready to make the next RedLetterMedia masterpiece.
At first, Rich was amused by the discussion of his various antics. One user, going by the name "Boozecube," shared a heartbreaking story of how he had once met Rich at a convention, only to be too nervous to say anything. Another user, "Chris," was revered by everyone on the board for his insightful commentary on RedLetterMedia's videos.
But then Rich stumbled upon a user named "Araysar." This user was incessantly praising Vladimir Putin and talking about how much he loved Russia, despite not even being from there. Rich couldn't help but shake his head at the absurdity of it all.
But then, he saw a post from a user named "Deathwing." This user had nothing but disdain for Rich and his YouTube channel, going as far as to call it "overrated garbage." Rich felt his blood boil as he read through the user's comments, each one more insulting than the last.
Finally, Rich couldn't take it anymore. He decided to make an account on "Fires of Heaven" and let his feelings be known. He chose the username "RichTheMan" and made his first post in response to Deathwing's comments.
"Hey, Deathwing, why don't you come say that to my face?" Rich wrote, his anger evident in his words. "You think RedLetterMedia is overrated garbage? Well, I think you're just jealous of my laugh. It's time to put up or shut up, buddy."
Feeling a mix of anger and hurt, Rich turned to his friend and fellow RedLetterMedia personality, Mike Stoklasa, for advice. "Hey, Mike," Rich said as he stormed into his friend's office. "Have you seen this 'Fires of Heaven' message board? There's some jerk on there who's trashing our channel!"
Mike looked up from his computer and raised an eyebrow. "Oh yeah, I've seen that board before. It's mostly full of trolls and haters. You shouldn't take anything they say seriously."
"But this guy, Deathwing, he's really getting to me," Rich said, his voice rising in frustration. "He's saying our channel is overrated garbage! I want to go on there and set him straight."
Mike leaned back in his chair and rubbed his chin. "I don't know, Rich. You're just going to feed the trolls if you engage with them. Remember what happened when we did that livestream and you accidentally started a meme about 'Wheel of the Worst' being rigged?"
Rich winced at the memory. "Yeah, that wasn't my finest moment. But I feel like I have to defend myself and the channel."
Mike nodded sympathetically. "I get it, Rich. But sometimes the best thing to do is just ignore the haters and focus on the positive feedback. There are plenty of fans out there who love what we do."
Rich took a deep breath and nodded. "You're right, Mike. I shouldn't let one jerk get me down. I'll just keep making the best content I can and let the trolls do their thing."
Mike gave him a pat on the back. "That's the spirit, Rich. And if you ever need to vent, just come talk to me. I'm always here for you, buddy."
Rich grinned and headed back to his own office, feeling a little better. As he settled in front of his computer and started editing a new video, he couldn't help but chuckle at the thought of Mike's advice. "I guess he's right," Rich thought to himself. "It's just a movie, who cares?" And with that, he dove back into his work, ready to make the next RedLetterMedia masterpiece.
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Chris
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So ChatGPT knows who Rich Evans is. I specified to use another RedLetterMedia member and it chose Mike by itself.
I copy pasted a bunch of the Ukraine thread in and told it to choose a few posters from it to use in the story. I told it that Deathwing would be the chief antogonist since he brought up Rich Evans.
I copy pasted a bunch of the Ukraine thread in and told it to choose a few posters from it to use in the story. I told it that Deathwing would be the chief antogonist since he brought up Rich Evans.
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Edaw
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Chris
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Really hard to get it to write about real people and inappropriate topics.
Christian Weston Chandler and Jessica Yaniv were at a baseball game, watching their favorite team play. They were enjoying their hot dogs and nachos, but something was missing. Christian turned to Jessica and said, "You know what would make this even better? Mustard! I love mustard!"
Jessica laughed and replied, "Me too! But we don't have any here."
Christian had an idea. "Let's go on a mustard adventure! We can try mustard in all sorts of different positions and combinations!"
Jessica was excited at the thought of trying different mustards, so they set off on their adventure. They first stopped by a hot dog stand, where they tried mustard on top of their hot dogs. It was delicious!
Next, they went to a burger joint and tried mustard on their burgers. It was tangy and spicy, and they loved it.
As they walked through the park, they saw a popcorn stand and decided to try mustard on their popcorn. It was an odd combination, but surprisingly tasty.
They continued their adventure, trying mustard on French fries, pretzels, and even on pizza. They giggled as they tried the different combinations, and took pictures to remember their adventure.
As they sat on a bench, they noticed a family enjoying a picnic. They offered to share their mustard with them, and the family happily accepted. Christian and Jessica felt happy to be spreading their love of mustard with others.
After their adventure, Christian and Jessica went home with full stomachs and big smiles on their faces. They knew that their mustard adventure would be a memory they would always treasure.
Christian Weston Chandler and Jessica Yaniv were at a baseball game, watching their favorite team play. They were enjoying their hot dogs and nachos, but something was missing. Christian turned to Jessica and said, "You know what would make this even better? Mustard! I love mustard!"
Jessica laughed and replied, "Me too! But we don't have any here."
Christian had an idea. "Let's go on a mustard adventure! We can try mustard in all sorts of different positions and combinations!"
Jessica was excited at the thought of trying different mustards, so they set off on their adventure. They first stopped by a hot dog stand, where they tried mustard on top of their hot dogs. It was delicious!
Next, they went to a burger joint and tried mustard on their burgers. It was tangy and spicy, and they loved it.
As they walked through the park, they saw a popcorn stand and decided to try mustard on their popcorn. It was an odd combination, but surprisingly tasty.
They continued their adventure, trying mustard on French fries, pretzels, and even on pizza. They giggled as they tried the different combinations, and took pictures to remember their adventure.
As they sat on a bench, they noticed a family enjoying a picnic. They offered to share their mustard with them, and the family happily accepted. Christian and Jessica felt happy to be spreading their love of mustard with others.
After their adventure, Christian and Jessica went home with full stomachs and big smiles on their faces. They knew that their mustard adventure would be a memory they would always treasure.
Pasteton
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Rajaah
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Plotting something = attempted murder?
Also is this actually based on something or what?
