thatCapNCrunch

thatCapNCrunch t1_j54f263 wrote

OH MY GOD that makes sense.

I mean for fuck’s sake read what it wrote about Phil Collins when I asked for an obvious bullshit story:

> "Once upon a time, Phil Collins discovered that he had the power to control the weather with his drumming. He would hold massive concerts during storms, and by the power of his drum solos, he would clear the sky and bring sunshine back to the land. But one day, a group of evil scientists captured Phil and attempted to harness his weather-controlling abilities for their own nefarious purposes. But fear not, for Phil was able to use his drumming skills to summon a lightning strike and break free from his captors. He then proceeded to defeat the scientists with an epic drum battle, saving the world from their diabolical plans. From that day on, Phil Collins was known as the "Weatherman" and continued to use his powers for good, bringing joy and sunshine to all who heard his music.”

It’s exactly the same kind of bizarre feel, isn’t it?

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thatCapNCrunch t1_j2u1wo0 wrote

Reply to comment by giasumaru in Showgirls (Digital edit) by LeeroyM

The lack of truly human eyes freaks a lot of people out.

I, as a 20 year old man, am still almost as terrified of porcelain dolls as I was when I was five. I can stand being around one without crying or running away now but it sends my heart rate up and I feel deeply disturbed until it’s gone.

That’s coming from somebody who doesn’t mind a two meter long snake curling over his shoulders (in a controlled environment with specialists supervising it).

Fuck dolls. They’re objects and they can’t do anything, but that doesn’t change how terrifying they are.

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