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Zandar

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I have a friend that is Catholic and Ive been to church with him once. I love all the church buildings that try to actually look like a church. Most of the modern ones look like a walmart box.
 
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My favorite one in our area is the old Presbyterian church which is no longer used. I love that thing. I think they still use it for weddings.
 
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Zandar said:
I have a friend that is Catholic and Ive been to church with him once. I love all the church buildings that try to actually look like a church. Most of the modern ones look like a walmart box.
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Exactly!
That's a pretty good description actually, "a Walmart box". lol
 
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You know, every time i hear the term "AI" coined in the news it bothers me because it's not true and it's a marketing term coined by marketing folks.
It's like calling a part of the web 'dark web'. There's no such thing.
What the hell is a 'dark web' anyway? Do i need a flashlight when i get there? Or night vision goggles perhaps?
 
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Eli1 said:
You know, every time i hear the term "AI" coined in the news it bothers me because it's not true and it's a marketing term coined by marketing folks.
It's like calling a part of the web 'dark web'. There's no such thing.
What the hell is a 'dark web' anyway? Do i need a flashlight when i get there? Or night vision goggles perhaps?
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Are we on the 'light web' right now? the 'good web'? the 'happy web'? the 'pale web'? the 'optimistic web'? the 'kindly web'?
 
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Mem said:
Are we on the 'light web' right now? the 'good web'? the 'happy web'? the 'pale web'? the 'optimistic web'? the 'kindly web'?
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Yes, we are on ALL those webs right now, except the Dark Web.:LOL:
 
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Looks like "AI" is going after actors too who are on strike because studios want to have a digital likeness of them, not the real actors anymore.
How sad that they won't be making millions anymore but less than that.
 
Zandar

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Eli1 said:
You know, every time i hear the term "AI" coined in the news it bothers me because it's not true and it's a marketing term coined by marketing folks.
It's like calling a part of the web 'dark web'. There's no such thing.
What the hell is a 'dark web' anyway? Do i need a flashlight when i get there? Or night vision goggles perhaps?
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lol, that made me laugh. 'Lets all get our flashlights; we're going to the dark web!'
 
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This Is the Last Year for the Toyota Camry in Japan
Toyota sells the long-running sedan by the hundreds of thousands—but not in Japan, where its appeal has been on a steep decline.
By Sebastian BlancoPublished: Mar 25, 2023

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  • Toyota sold around 600,000 Camry sedans last year, but only 6000 of those—1 percent—were delivered in Japan. So it's not such surprising news that the car is being discontinued there after 43 years.
 
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