American pop country is musically extremely basic. Technically it’s music, but you’ll have no problems teaching someone that’s never touched music in their life how to do it within a couple days. So it’s no surprise genAI can mimic this genre and other simpler ones like all the kid’s music and nursery rhyme stuff too.

Yeah but it’s trendy now and will be for two or maybe even three whole days.

I think Canada and Australia are the top tier of naming things. So many idgaf places.

https://www.winetraveler.com/australia/funny-town-place-names-in-australia/

Did they give you a new piggy one?

I make music from the cries of physical abuse. Drummer.

We need Lex Murphy on the case.

D&D?

I have Cards Against Humanity.

Actually, I might just play some KSP, but you can watch if you like.

As a former Australian, where they’ve located Toowoomba irks me.

drags the box off-screen

Way to flex your indoctination

Press the buttons on the top.

Actually turns out he’s a great guy and this video was edited together by a competitor trying to ruin his reputation.

It was a perfect opportunity for Carl Weathers

Actually, most of the fauna isn’t going to kill you and those that can, good luck coming across one that isn’t running away.

Meanwhile in North America,many, many, many things that’ll hunt you and start eating you alive…

ring ring

“Hello?.. Sure … Hey NY! It’s 1965! They want their gas infrastructure back!”

Slow? That’s an understatement. Most of the time—where there is no army—shit’s generational. People that start it are long dead before any outcome.

Here we go again… The massive group discussion about printers and I’m like, “Who the fuck uses printers post-2014?!”

Always twists my brain so hard. I see none of you in the wild; you’re like rare Pokemon. But dangle a morsel of printer discourse and suddenly half the internet is printer bros .

It’s so perplexing. It’s one of the universes many strange phenomena.

Brexit doesn’t appear in its context. It’s simply comparing results to the last survey in 2020. I think the author just saw an opportunity to hate on Brexit—fair enough—but you could pick any post-2020 event and it wold be just as true.

The survey mostly addresses social and cultural topics; hardly anything relatable to Brexit

Think of it like the US is one big concentration camp. There’s no ovens yet, but there is just stopping food.