Due to a scheduling mixup I ended up needing to deploy an emergency McDonald’s Happy Meal dinner for the kiddo tonight.
But if that hadn’t happened I would’ve never learned that this delightfully unhinged collaboration exists.
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Due to a scheduling mixup I ended up needing to deploy an emergency McDonald’s Happy Meal dinner for the kiddo tonight.
But if that hadn’t happened I would’ve never learned that this delightfully unhinged collaboration exists.
And if you see too mary of them be wany
I have had a day dealing with cats and massive vet bills and the idea of getting involved in a double-dipped discourse stream sounds as appealing as having a catheter inserted sans anesthesia.
Which coincidentally is one of the procedures I paid to have done to my cat today!
Good night everyone!
fascinatingly, I’ve seen a lot of people assume I was posting it about either AI “art” or the question of “are games art” and are trying to debate with me accordingly as though I were Mr. Vonnegut.
I say “fascinatingly” but what I really mean is “soul-exhaustingly.”
Had to mute notifications on that Kurt Vonnegut post. It’s broken containment and is now circulating wide enough to be stressful.
I loved that book!
Very nicely and concisely put.
lol the number of sniper dots that just appeared all over my body
“no picture can attract serious attention without a human being attached to it in the viewer's mind” hit me in the face so hard I think it opened a chakra
Kurt Vonnegut’s definition of what makes something “art” is one of my favorites I’ve seen - from a letter to his brother in 1995.