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zooty zoot why can they not type zellig correctly
Because they're fresh off of twitter/discord/reddit and are trying to fit in by hating on something they don't know anything about
If that happened we should lock the place until it’s died down so that we won’t be overrun by normalGODs and libtards
Yeah but you still wouldn't be able to get rid of em completely, plus we would have anti zelligs, and the community wouldn't come back together completely and blah blah it'd be a mess. Let's try to stay low profile, at least for now..
Maybe then do it if the zarty is about to die? It would be awesome to go down with a bomb like this
He had a chance by ponder to extreme autism patients and schizophrenics but he unfortunately grew to hate the growing non dutch audience and subsequently got cancer of out spite
ongezellig was a passion project rather than money making slop
even doe Massa abandoned it because he didn't get a phone call from Disney to serialize his cartoon
BLEED
Okay, so, be it, I will take pity on you
>Maya: h-hey, Mymy, can you say where is...
<Mymy: Goon cave? Oh, yeah, it's down the hall and to the left...
we won
we fucking WINNN
I don't think replacing real porn with machine made porn is a "benefit to society", it's slightly not worse. Besides, if it ever comes to threaten the porn industry, they'll do everything to destroy AI porn. It is an established business with loads of capital in it, compared to a funky machine that replicates images.
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