Yup. Taurine for pep. Same reason they put it in cheap dog food.

Hoorah, er- um i meant, hoo-ha!

Cool. I thought there was more deep faking that didn’t look movie cannon.

Is this ai (generated\generative) or CG effects (green screen)?

Standard issue cats: Bathroom supervisor evaluations will be mandatory.

Back up proposal- we only send lactose intolerant astronauts, and somehow get dairy cows on the moon fulltime.

Oh, boy. Future news headlines are going to rival ‘Florida man’.

" A 5th-generation cattle rancher fires civil war cannons at datacenter’s onsite KV electric lines, uses his tractor to tow live cables 18 miles across his property in the middle of the night, to repower city of Fort Worth after third night of mandatory blackouts…"

Surely the water and salt in the Gak is enough to do some damage, if not for its sentience.

Cones cost money. Plenty of Gatorade pee bottles though.

I remember doing something similar for a highschool History class – learning about local rivers, riparian corridors, the ancient California valley lake, and our soil types (why and are what they are). All things to draw up a more accurate picture. No way Google would utilize any of that knowledge. If I was a kid today, with that tool… definitely F- homework for sure.

All imagination, no accuracy.

This is where a helpful arrow or circle would come in handy too.

Drive-thru comm speakers at fast food places (in the US) all begin with an ai voice upsell before the human. But for 1 solid second before the ai starts speaking is busy kitchen noise sounds. I’ve seen everybody by default ignore the first 15 seconds of whatever is trying to communicate with you, then followed by another 15 seconds of confusion attempting to figure out if the second voice is another ai, ad, or the real one. If the purpose of the drive thru is speediness, that is all gone now.

Was hoping they would do a version of Taylor slips, falls, and stubs her toe on things. But that would be just softcore ASMR.

Well I’ll be a monkey’s uncle. This one is real. Artist Michael Beitz is known for creating loopy, twisty, or reality-defying tables. This piece was a “rollercoaster picnic table” made for the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art in Wisconsin.

https://dornob.com/loopy-roller-coaster-ramp-connects-pair-of-picnic-tables/

https://duckduckgo.com/?t=fpas&q=Michael+Beitz+picnic+tables&ia=images&iax=images

Knuckleball ⚾💨

I once tasted a real proper tart. Served at the wake of a late boss at a golf club house. English tea times sometimes include simple jam tarts. Both envoke tranquil and enjoyability. All my experiences with the Pop Tart were under rush, duress, haste, a sugar-to-blood delivery system. One can tell easy when we (USA) aggravate the food. Like turning doughnuts into donuts. Or spell cheese with a ‘z’.

Ladder will always be in your blood. You will grow up to date cherry pickers, linesmen, antenna installers. Probably end up marrying a tall long-legged hero.

Family gatherings are the best!

Mariah and her devotion to concrete…