Aug 21, 2025
“BREAKING: THE A.I. BUBBLE IS ABOUT TO BURST!!!”
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“BREAKING: THE A.I. BUBBLE IS ABOUT TO BURST!!!”
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The Thriller rap by Vincent Price
(New Oc, sorry)
Tarzier Tartufo is just... a normal toon. Yep! That's it! Just a normal toon, who was down on it's luck until Cogs.Inc took it in! That's aaaaaaall you need to know about it. Definitely not a cog! Oh, those visible joints and discolored eye? Erm, don't ask about those, they're not important! What's important is it's message of Cogs.Inc being not as bad as the toons think, and they should just leave the cogs be!
(Cogs only Description under readmore, do not proceed unless a cog)
"The Blacklist" is coming to an end after 10 seasons on the air, and star James Spader explains why it's the right thing for them to do.
Arthur does not enjoy losing at games!
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"A person should never feel guilty that they haven't been oppressed. That's not how the world should be"
The 1994 studio film was written by a 20-something who mined her own life to tell the story of a generation that disdained 'selling out.'
By the way, the words don’t mean what most people think they do. “Reality bites” wasn’t meant to be “reality sucks,” though it’s usually defined that way. In the summer of 1992, ahead of the U.S. presidential election, Childress kept hearing references to “sound bites,” which made her think of Lelaina’s recorded vignettes of her friends—“little bites of reality,” Childress calls them. Now the phrase is everywhere—and of course it’s everywhere wrong, because that’s the Gen-X plight: to be sold out. “There are so many things I would change,” Childress said of Reality Bites. “But in a way, what’s great is, I don’t think that movie could have been written by a 30-year-old who knew better.”
