Debunking Humor...

I just asked for "action figure" and I guess the training data for Imagin 3 had a lot of action figures with joints... the challenge I had was getting it to look anything like me, which it only vaguely does but for an action figure I guess close enough... better than some out there...

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Not sure about the shoes- perhaps your chat-up lines could do with a bit of, er, refinement?
you mean as far as shoes, or my wonder woman build?
this one i refined too much-then wasted a bunch of free tries trying to make myself look older (and out of the kitchen). but i do like her shoes
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you mean as far as shoes, or my wonder woman build?
this one i refined too much-then wasted a bunch of free tries trying to make myself look older (and out of the kitchen). but i do like her shoes

IDK, if you're going to use the line from Sandy, "Tell me about it stud...", you need to try with her accompanying black leather outfit. It's much more action figureesque. For the record, even though I know the character name and outfit, I LOATHED that movie. It's just a generational thing, at our age it was on somewhere and we all knew it.
 
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Ok, so I tried with an action figure and a vehicle, specifically the "Squatch Hunter":

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Defiantly inspired by the Skywatcher guys, and it's a fantasy version of myself I could live with.

But let's be honest, most Metabunk action happens in front of a computer with books.

So, this is much more accurate:

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you mean as far as shoes, or my wonder woman build?
...if you're going to use the line from Sandy, "Tell me about it stud..."

Ah, I didn't get the Sandy reference.
I had visions of Deirdre using that line IRL, e.g.
Guy from the power company: "I've come to read your meter."
Deirdre: "Tell me about it, stud."

All Metabunk ladies are wonder women, armed with a (metaphorical) lasso of truth.
 
which is sexier. ie smart is the new sexy. (hence my "tell me about it, stud" catch phrase).

ps what ai did you use.. those boxes look good!

https://www.imagine.art/

Each prompt gives 4 variations. For the Squatch Hunter I used this prompt:

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Generate an image of a plastic action figure and a vehicle in a package. The action figure is a male wearing shorts and boots with a vest and hat. He has a grey goatee and sunglasses. The vehicle is a blue and black Polaris RZR with a light bar. On the RZR are the words "Squatch Hunter". The packaging includes accessories like binoculars, a drone and a GoPro. The packaging is labeled "Metabunk Collection" at the top and labeled "NorCal Dave & The Squatch Hunter" along the bottom.
They still have a hard time with words, even when in quotes, sometimes it's right other times it's gibberish. Here are the other 3 Hunters:

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And the other NorCal Dave at a desk guys look like this:

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It definitely gets the packaging for a lot of them, but again the words are hit and miss. And I specified "crocs" for the shoes, but only 1 guy ended up with them. I went the other one as he has an almost creepy pseudo-realistic face.

this is what chat gpt came up with.

Oh hell yeah! And Occom's razor, genius.
 
So tell me, do you recommend the book "Blithering Romec" as one I should have in my library?
that's not the title

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Google asked if I meant "liethring romec", and then couldn't find information on it. Maybe I should've asked a LLM, at least it could've invented something fun?
 
So tell me, do you recommend the book "Blithering Romec" as one I should have in my library?

I just prompted for UFO books, but as I said it has a hard time with words. @deirdre got her's to spell things out exactly. I'm wondering if flarkey used some sort of cartoon version of himself to create the action figure.
 
but as I said it has a hard time with words.
i tried my "sandy from grease in black outfit", with no photo prompts, on that ai and the words were horrible and all the dolls were brunette, dressed wrong and had all these accessories i didn't ask for and none i did. i think i typed the same thing i typed in chat gpt.

yours i just pretend was made in Romanian or something.

I'm wondering if flarkey used some sort of cartoon version of himself to create the action figure.
i thought he used his profile pic..so thats what i did (except for Sandy). I was impressed on how well it listened. it says if i use the paid version there are more "models", so i guess you are limited a bit in free versions. I think they are purposefully giving me man hands and ugly shoes so i'll sign up for the paid version :)
 
i thought he used his profile pic..so thats what i did

I know his profile picture is a cartoon version of a photo of him. In my case, I don't think a sign that says "faux mirage" is going to make for much of an action figure. Time permitting, I'll try to make a cartoon me from a photo and see if I can get a new action figure with a desk and UFO books. Or another 'roided out version with a RZR :D.
 
Someone should inform Elizondo that this 10km wide boomerang-shaped UFO has been captured accelerating to stunning speed, likely towards its suboceanic base.

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And the Immaculate Constellation file was located in a Schreiver AFB file according to Mathew Brown. SE Colorado is a regular hot bed of high strangeness. How long before they pivot from UFO to alien crop circles?

The plot thickens!
Some of the many potential woo options for Lue's UAP we cannot yet dismiss:
  • The Powers That Be used "Our technologies ... to manipulate time and space" to go back in time and put crops in those locations to discredit this evidence.
  • A psyops psi agent back in the 1990s foresaw that the photo would emerge in 2025 and had the fields prepared by psi farmers according to prophecy. In their youth they may have worked on easier fields, so perhaps they were children of the corn.
  • The ancients built these to summon disc-shaped UFOs.
  • Camouflaged hatch to inner earth.
  • One of the fields looks radically different because the crops are for our extradimensional visitors.
  • Ghost alfalfa.
(I didn't want to clutter the real thread with this.)
 
Some of the many potential woo options for Lue's UAP we cannot yet dismiss:
  • The Powers That Be used "Our technologies ... to manipulate time and space" to go back in time and put crops in those locations to discredit this evidence.
  • A psyops psi agent back in the 1990s foresaw that the photo would emerge in 2025 and had the fields prepared by psi farmers according to prophecy. In their youth they may have worked on easier fields, so perhaps they were children of the corn.
  • The ancients built these to summon disc-shaped UFOs.
  • Camouflaged hatch to inner earth.
  • One of the fields looks radically different because the crops are for our extradimensional visitors.
  • Ghost alfalfa.
(I didn't want to clutter the real thread with this.)
You forgot "there was a flying saucer in that same spot, and it realized a picture was being taken so it lined itself and the shadow to precisely match with the fields"
 
You forgot "there was a flying saucer in that same spot, and it realized a picture was being taken so it lined itself and the shadow to precisely match with the fields"
So you're saying we're not building these fields for agricultural efficiency, but out of some racial memory of these alien vessels, which then become convenient locations for the aliens to park their ships?

Which came first, the chicken or, oh my god, the egg!
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