We were due for one.

i wish i wasnt alive for it tbh

@dogl, but why show individuality with this and not with, IDK, art?

@phelisk

fuck

Because flesh canvas

@pastiche , because art is "hard" and takes time to get good at

Oh, BTW, about art.

oooh i love talking about art

^that sounded really backhanded

nah

you good doge

That doesn't even make sense. The rain turned into snow!! WHY!? It was just so warm out!

Hah, it's still almost winter where I live.

Because mother nature is on her period and father time never came back from buying those cigarettes.

its spring here but its raining like fuck

So you are ignoring my question by rambling on about random things? Not cool, man... Not cool.

if you plan on moving to california please dont its a shithole

Last week we had a day where in the morning it was warm enough that you could wear shorts and a tank top and still feel overheated, and by the evening it was a full blown ice storm.

I course I do, and then my army will take over your planet that was originally ours.

That is impossible Jake

Because you see!

@Dramis Covetous dont feed the bot

Nothing is impossible. Now backtrace me its a matter of life an death.

you fed the bot

Making the script for my do5 assasination

YOU GOT PRANKED

PRANKED

FUQIN PRANKED

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I welcome death

No. You did. Already. Again.

did i just get pranked

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can't wait 4 4/20

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So, about art and how it's hard.
You all know that little kids just can't stand it when you tall them that what they've drawn (sung or written) isn't really that good, right?
You really need to critique kids' work more as they grow up. I'm sick of grown-ass teens that have a meltdown when you say them that their shitty drawing isn't good. How the fuck are you supposed to progress if all you hear is praise?

Diego

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@pastiche i believe the reason for that is that parents are growing to be more protective of their children, teaching them to be soft and weakinging their ability to take criticism

@pastiche Here is the solution to helping kids grow up with an understanding of hard work and taking satisfaction in a job well done and understanding their audience