Yep. Early game, you accidentally time travel to the past. You fix what got broken by the time travel incident, get back, and go through a kangaroo court. You escape from that, find another portal, and after fighting your way through some futuristic ruins, you find out this mountain-sized porcupine-looking thing with a graboid head erupted out of the ground shooting lasers everywhere, and the rest of the game revolves around preventing that.
harmsy
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Oof. Looks like I'm the one who looks silly now.
Wasn't even required reading for me. I was just flipping through my textbook one day and found that in one of the sections the class was never going to reach.
I would encourage you to read the post more carefully. It doesn't say anything about how many men oppose abortion. It's making a claim about how many abortion opponents are men. Therefore, the 21% left over in that statement are in fact women who, most likely due to religious brainwashing, oppose abortion.
It's not saying that 79% of men are abortion opponents.
It's saying that 79% of abortion opponents are men.
Those two statements are very different.
Let's not beat around the bush here. They were aborted because they were basically already dead in the "Fist of the North Star" sense of the phrase. Nothing could be done to save them. The would-be mothers knew there was nothing that could save their pregnancies. Their doctors knew there was nothing that could save these pregnancies. They were forced to keep going anyway.
I don't think it even qualifies as a knife. It's probably made of some sort of cheap stainless steel that goes dull if you sneeze at it.
Seems like a skill issue to me.
Oh those guys dipped out over a millennium ago.
It also has a poly count lower than most people's shoe size.
I had the displeasure of seeing one of these contraptions in person for the first time recently. Pictures do not adequately convey just how ugly these abominations are.
I've been on a bit of a blue/orange spree recently, and I really like how this one turned out.
Process: On a whim, I downloaded this image from another Artbreeder user:
In GIMP, I duplicated the image into four layers and used Gradient Map to have a version in black/orange, white/orange. black/blue, and white/blue, and selectively erased bits of each layer until I was satisfied, ending up with this:
Finally, I fed that back into Artbreeder, messed with my prompt, added noise after a few rolls didn't go the way I wanted, and ended up with this input:
Rendered for AB's Embroidery contest. Screenshot of inputs:
For the Bob Ross, I took a previous render, loaded it into GIMP, slapped a frame over it, and cut out the corners. Then I saved it and uploaded it back into Artbreeder. The wood was a stock image of some cutting boards that I found with Artbreeder's internal search feature. I cut out what I wanted and stretched it to fit the canvas as my background.
Rolled this earlier today on Artbreeder when I was trying to make portraits of wholesome fellows in this style. Decided to share it here.
Inputs:
This image:
Prompt: steve irwin, crocodile hunter, watercolor by kentaro miura, norman rockwell, stanley artgerm, vibrant pastels, crocodiles in background.
AI: 71, Steps: 30, Guidance: 12, Seed: 33, Model: SDXL, Mode: img2img
I also rolled some Carl Sagan, Bob Ross, and Fred Rogers images.
Generated for Artbreeder's sword contest. I'm pretty happy with it, so I thought I'd share.
You're on the naughty list, and Santa craves human flesh. Rendered with SDXL on Artbreeder.
Rendered 6 days ago on Artbreeder and upscaled just moments ago.
I felt like doing some creepy eyes yesterday. SDXL on Artbreeder.
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Let her conquer me.