Cruising Chaos: A Boozy Voyage of Hijinks

by | Aug 15, 2023 | Fiction, Fun, Satire | 185 comments

I forced a bot to read over 10000000000 Glibs comments and write a short story. Here is the result…

The S.S. Carnival Delight was ready to set sail on the adventure of a lifetime, and it wasn’t long before the cruise ship turned into a raucous party fueled by copious amounts of alcohol.

On the first night, the grumpy silver-haired man, Captain Jack, decided to embrace his inner carnivore and challenged the ship’s chef to an eating contest. The menu consisted of nothing but meat dishes, and to everyone’s surprise, Jack devoured them all with a growling ferocity.

Meanwhile, the bearded man, known as Contrary Carl, managed to turn even the most innocent conversation into a heated political debate. When someone said, “Nice weather today,” Carl countered with, “It’s all a result of climate change, you know!” He was relentless, but somehow it added to the amusement of the group.

The handsome and erudite retired man, James, found himself surrounded by a throng of young male admirers. He spent most of his days mountain biking around the ship, capturing stunning photographs and charming his entourage with witty anecdotes about his daring dating escapades.

I can't even...Dr. Evelyn, the elder academic with an inappropriate sense of humor, made even the most serious NPR listeners blush with his politically incorrect jokes. He enjoyed fine wine tastings with Captain Jack, and together, they’d leave the attendees in stitches.

The 40-something hipster, Max, was always shaking up cocktails at the ship’s bar, ensuring that every conversation was punctuated with his obscure trivia. “Did you know the word ‘cocktail’ originally meant a horse with a docked tail?” he’d exclaim, raising his meticulously crafted drink to the amused crowd.

Colonel Hank, the retired military officer, couldn’t stop reminiscing about his past military escapades. He loved regaling anyone who would listen with stories of obscure battles and bragged about his collection of rare beers from around the world.

And then there was Florida Man, whose real name no one bothered to learn because, well, he was Florida Man. He spent his days racing miniature toy cars around the ship and had an uncanny obsession with frog mating calls. At night, he’d perform his “impressive” impersonations, to the bewilderment of everyone present.

In the midst of all this chaos, the beautiful romance novelist, Victoria, stood out like a teetotaling angel. She was always found sipping on her non-alcoholic mocktails and keeping a watchful eye over the group, secretly gathering ideas for her next steamy novel. Little did she know, the ship’s bartender would unknowingly inspire a few characters in her upcoming work.

Astrid, the successful yet nerdy woman, was eager to find romance on the cruise but struggled with flirting. She’d approach a guy and start discussing quantum physics or video game mechanics, leaving them befuddled and running for the hills.

As the days passed, the alcohol-fueled hijinks reached new heights. Captain Jack and Contrary Carl had a never-ending debate about the ship’s course, each pointing the other in opposite directions. James found himself in a series of hilarious biking mishaps, surrounded by a paparazzi of enthusiastic admirers. Dr. Evelyn’s jokes grew increasingly scandalous, causing a mix of laughter and scandalized gasps from his audience.

Max, always armed with trivia, managed to turn a serious treasure hunt activity into an impromptu quiz show, while Colonel Hank organized a beer-tasting competition that quickly devolved into a chaotic mess of beer spills and laughs.

Florida Man, for his grand finale, decided to serenade the entire ship with his rendition of frog mating calls, much to the delight and bewilderment of his fellow passengers.

Amidst all the laughter, Victoria finally mustered the courage to flirt with a handsome stranger, and Astrid learned that sometimes, it’s best to keep the quantum physics for later.

The cruise might have been fueled by alcohol and mayhem, but it created bonds that would last a lifetime. As the S.S. Carnival Delight docked at its final destination, the group departed with unforgettable memories and an unbreakable camaraderie, all thanks to the cruise that became the stuff of legends.

We’re doing a Glibtastic Glibcation Glibruise*!

*Final Glibcruise outcome may or may not resemble the above fictional story. Any resemblance to real persons is somewhat coincidental. Names have been changed to protect the guilty. Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.

About The Author

KK, Plump & Unfiltered

KK, Plump & Unfiltered

In this house, we believe: Bigfoot is real; I am going to kiss him; He will be my lover; I will be the little spoon; Me and Bigfoot will fuck and you can't stop us

185 Comments

  1. Common Tater

    “I forced a bot to read over 10000000000 Glibs comments”

    And it didn’t catch fire or anything?

    • Rat on a train

      This is how AIs go insane.

    • Name's BEAM. James BEAM

      And it didn’t catch fire or anything?

      I was thinking more like “achieve sentience and destroy the world” à la Skynet.

  2. Mojeaux

    LOL! I cheated and peeked at it a while back. Lovely!

  3. Tundra

    Can a bot develop a drinking problem?

    Thanks, KK! This is a funny one.

  4. Not Adahn

    10000000000 Glibs comments

    0.2% of those are mine. I need to step up my commenting game.

  5. Not Adahn

    It there a reason the AI portrays everyone as being OMWC/Spud’s age?

    • Tundra

      It’s Trump’s fault.

    • MikeS

      Astrid and Victoria look GILFy

  6. The Late P Brooks

    bonds that would last a lifetime

    These kinky euphemisms.

  7. PutridMeat

    Featured image checks out.

    • MikeS

      We’ve been “ratio’d”

    • Tundra

      Every dude in the picture has a broken nose?

      • Fourscore

        They are all related, AFAIK or could tell.

  8. The Late P Brooks

    We’re doing a terrific job

    FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell said the federal government has the “right amount of personnel on the ground” in Hawaii to help in the recovery and response efforts from what has become the deadliest wildfire in modern U.S. history.

    Criswell, who joined Monday’s White House news briefing by video from Hawaii, said the Federal Emergency Management Agency is focused on getting people critical-needs assistance funds, which provide $700 initially for food, water, medical supplies and other needs.

    “We know and have let them know that we are mourning with them,” Criswell said of her work with Hawaiians. “Nothing can prepare you for what I saw during my time here and nothing to prepare them for the emotional toll of the impact that the severe event has taken on them.”

    ——-

    Jean-Pierre was also asked about the optics of Biden’s vacationing in Delaware over the weekend during disaster recovery.

    “I think that matters that the folks who are on the ground, the elected officials, are saying that they’re receiving the help that they need to deal with this devastating issue,” she said. “And that’s what you’re going to continue to hear from this administration, and that’s what you’re going to continue to see.”

    Jean-Pierre said that Sen. Mazie Hirono, D-Hawaii, “who I said the president spoke to just last night, he thanked the President for the immediate support of federal agencies have delivered for residents of Hawaii.” She appeared to incorrectly pronounce the longtime senator’s name and used her wrong gender pronoun. She referred to the senator earlier in her remarks, using the correct pronunciation.

    Senators, man, who can keep them all straight? There’s like a hundred of them.

    • MikeS

      NBC let out that she also needed four or five tries to get the other Senator’s name right.

      • MikeS

        …which makes me assume the real sin wasn’t not knowing what anyone’s name is in Hawaii, but rather that she misgendered one of them.

    • ron73440

      She appeared to incorrectly pronounce the longtime senator’s name

      How do you appear to mispronounce a name?

      You either say it right or you don’t.

      • Sensei

        Just remember Japanese has pitch accent!

      • R C Dean

        It’s a modified limited “Republicans pounce” framing.

    • The Other Kevin

      Heck of a job, Crissy! Where’s that “mission accomplished” banner?

    • KK, Non-Man

      She pronounced it “Senator Sharts”. I shit you not.

      • R.J.

        Hahaha! What a maroon.
        Seriously, if any of us mispronounce a pronoun we get banned from work and have to apologize publicly in a humiliation ritual. Fuck ’em.

      • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

        To be fair, she probably deals with a lot of sharts in that job.

      • Gender Traitor

        Next week is “Shart Week” on C-SPAN.

    • MikeS

      “Senator Harino [sic], who I said the president spoke to just last night, he thanked the president for the immediate support of federal agencies have delivered for residents of Hawaii,” the Biden administration’s chief spokesperson told reporters, “and so does, has, so has Senator Shorts, Sharts — Schatz.”

  9. JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

    Where are James’s female admirers? Asking for a friend.

    • Bobarian LMD

      Artificial.

  10. R.J.

    I love it. Tonio should be flattered.

  11. Mojeaux

    OT:

    @Tonio, you haz mail.

  12. KK, Non-Man

    I gave the AI a very brief story location and 3-4 facts about each character. Same for the pics.

    It’s about a month since I submitted this, and the “Dr. Evelyn” pic still cracks me up.

    • MikeS

      Captain Jack looks very much like someone I know. 😉

      Thanks, KK. This was fun!

  13. kinnath

    There’s no mead in this story. 🙁

  14. KK, Non-Man

    That featured image looks like pre-gangbang

    • MikeS

      Maybe I will be able to find the money for this cruise.

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      Is that the next chapter? Glibs After Dark.

    • Not Adahn

      Patriot Front’s post-Quantico graduation party.

    • MikeS

      Against my better judgement I went there to red the article. One more cocktail party invite incoming for this one!

      And while it gives me no pleasure to burst the bubble on Murphy’s working-class realignment, not every song sung by a sad guy with a guitar is a window into the soul of blue-collar America. The Epstein lyrics probably should have made that clear.

      Still, just because Matt Walsh and Chris Murphy like the “Rich Men North of Richmond” doesn’t mean you shouldn’t. Like other pieces of right-wing musical media (think MAGA rap), it’s catchy and fun. It’s even more fun when you don’t take it that seriously.

      • Tundra

        It must be performance art. There is no way they are oblivious to how bad they are.

      • John Nerfherder

        Don’t underestimate the capacity for self-delusion and in-group signaling.

      • Zwak , “There is infinite amount of hope in the universe… just not for us.”

        HELLO, FELLOW Joe Bidens!

      • Lackadaisical

        I really enjoyed that song and a few of his other works I listened to during lunch. Yes, it’s not the musically complicated song, but it has a lot of emotion in it.

      • MikeS

        And he has a great voice. I liked it -and a couple others of his- as well.

      • creech

        Mileage may vary.

      • MikeS

        De gustibus non est disputandum

    • rhywun

      LOL

  15. MikeS

    Stand Outside Barefoot for Better Health? ‘I Feel Like an Oddball, But if It Works, It Works.’

    When Sara Jean Meyer got a text from her mom that said, “I have a surprise for you,” she assumed it would be a free bubble tea. Instead, her mother showed up with a roll of foil tape, a long copper pipe, an electrical wire and a rod clamp.

    They were all supplies required to “ground” Meyer’s bed. Grounding is what proponents call the process of connecting to the earth’s natural electric charge, often by physically touching it or connecting to the grounding system built into most U.S. homes.

    The wellness practice is gaining, well, ground, among alternative-health fans, who claim it cures headaches, helps them sleep and reduces inflammation. Some go basic by simply standing barefoot in their yards. Others try more complicated, do-it-yourself approaches to maximize time spent grounding—even while indoors.

    I’m not a doctor, but maybe you could just spend more time outside. Barefoot or not.

    • Certified Public Asshat

      Convincing people to bury themselves every night with their head sticking out of the ground will not be difficult.

      • Bobarian LMD

        KEEP YOU SAFE FROM STEVE.

        IF YOU DIG HOLE DEEPER.

    • R.J.

      Yep. Not necessary to dig a hole for your shoulder and sleep on the ground. Just walk outside.
      Granted, it’s 109 all this week. So that is limited. I may have to just go hit the community pool.

    • Sensei

      Maybe multitask and do some home electrical repairs while “grounding” too?

    • The Other Kevin

      In my house we’re barefoot most of the time, indoors and out. I just thought we were hillbillies. Guess we’re holistic wellness practitioners now.

      • R C Dean

        Yeah, going barefoot in scorpion country is . . . Not smart.

      • Nephilium

        There’s a reason I live in an area that scorpions don’t.

        /is usually barefoot in the house

      • Mojeaux

        Give me tornados any day.

    • Tundra
    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      A buddy of mine walked around barefoot every morning for this reason. I don’t think it is harmful, but he did end up with a serious case of cancer, so I doubt it helped. On the other hand, maybe it’s like the vaccine. “Fortunately I survived thanks to walking around barefoot.”

      • Tundra

        I’m barefoot as much as possible. I’m taller, more handsome and smarter because of it.

      • UnCivilServant

        You just teed up for a “Low Bar” response.

        I opted to simply mention the temptation lest I make too many comments that come off as mean-spirited.

      • Tundra

        I’m more than comfortable being the tallest midget.

      • R.J.

        I am much closer to the ground than you. Do I win?

      • kinnath

        I lived in Phoenix for 7 years. I had multiple friends step on scorpions (both inside and outside of their houses). I learned never to walk barefoot.

        I’ve been back in Iowa for 30 years. I still wear shoes or sandals all the time.

      • MikeS

        Yeah, even without scorpions, there’s too many unpleasant things to step on. Thistles immediately jump to mind. Dog shit is another.

      • juris imprudent

        What? Are none of you parents? LEGOS

      • rhywun

        step on scorpions (both inside and outside of their houses)

        nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope

        That place is not fit for humanity.

      • R C Dean

        I recall the last time I walked through my house barefoot. Just before work, I walked through the kitchen barefoot to the bedroom, where I put on shoes. I immediately walked back through the kitchen and *crunch* stepped squarely on a sizable scorpion. Didn’t see him on either trip.

        No mo barefoot. And knock your shoes out before you put them on. I put on sandals once, and a scorpion shot out the front.

        Silver lining: I used to have a spider phobia before I moved to scorpion country.

      • Ownbestenemy

        Knock on wood, we’ve had only one scorpion in the house *we know of.

        *ignorance sometimes is truly bliss..can’t find if you don’t look.

    • Gustave Lytton

      Sounds more like bonding than grounding.

      • The Gunslinger

        Time to strap on the gloves and Duke it out until one of you is in the earth.

  16. The Late P Brooks

    She pronounced it “Senator Sharts”. I shit you not.

    Wait. That’s the guy from New Jersey, isn’t it?

    • Bobarian LMD

      It could be Mitch McConnell, or even President Sharts.

      The options are nearly endless.

      • R C Dean

        Feinstein has got to be leading the pack.

  17. The Late P Brooks

    her mother showed up with a roll of foil tape, a long copper pipe, an electrical wire and a rod clamp.

    They were all supplies required to “ground” Meyer’s bed. Grounding is what proponents call the process of connecting to the earth’s natural electric charge, often by physically touching it or connecting to the grounding system built into most U.S. homes.

    Kinky. Do you wrap your mattress in aluminum foil?

    • MikeS

      They’re making a foil-tape grid under the sheets, and connecting that to ground. Either out the window to a grounding rod, or to the ground on an outlet. The less crazy practitioners and taking their shoes off and standing in the yard for minutes/hours.

    • The Other Kevin

      The foil is for wrapping electric outlets.

      • MikeS

        And making stylish hats.

      • R.J.

        Indeed. Stylish hats of foil are my bag,

      • Tundra
      • R.J.

        +1 Foil Fedora

  18. Lackadaisical

    Way too accurate to be ai.

    Well done.

    • Ownbestenemy

      Well done indeed.

  19. DEG

    I forced a bot to read over 10000000000 Glibs comments and write a short story. Here is the result…

    Oh boy… diving in!

  20. DEG

    He spent his days racing miniature toy cars around the ship and had an uncanny obsession with frog mating calls.

    I like this.

    I detect some fan service with Astrid.

  21. The Late P Brooks

    Profound sadness

    Hillary Clinton said she did not “feel any satisfaction” about Donald Trump’s extreme legal predicament, as 13 more criminal charges were leveled against the former president in Georgia on Monday night. Instead, the former senator, secretary of state and presidential nominee said, she felt “great profound sadness”.

    Clinton, 75, lost the 2016 election to Trump. On Monday, she was booked on MSNBC in part to discuss a new essay in the Atlantic, about the problem of loneliness in US society. But then news broke of Trump’s latest indictments, over his election subversion in Georgia in 2020.

    “I didn’t think that [the appearance] would be under these circumstances, yet another set of indictments,” Clinton said, laughing.

    “It’s hard to believe,” she said. “I don’t feel any satisfaction. I feel great profound sadness that we have a former president who has been indicted for so many charges that went right to the heart of whether or not our democracy would survive.”

    None of this would have happened if you stupid deplorables had voted for me.

    • WTF

      Let me guess, Hillary was never asked about her own 2016 “election denial”.

    • MikeS

      What an insufferable cunt. Go the fuck away.

      • rhywun

        I wonder if she squeezed out a fake tear to accompany the fake emoting.

    • Rebel Scum

      I don’t feel any satisfaction.

      You do and are literally unable to hide it.

      that went right to the heart of whether or not our democracy would survive.

      I get the inclination that you are using “democracy” when you mean “oligarchy/kleptocracy.”

      • R C Dean

        Indeed. Didn’t she recently give an interview where she was laughing about it?

  22. JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

    It seems that AI thinks that Glibs holding glasses have an unusual number of fingers.

    • John Nerfherder

      No comment

    • Bobarian LMD

      That’s not a finger.

    • pistoffnick

      Hello, My name is Inigo Montoya…

      • UnCivilServant

        That’s not what your name tag says.

      • PutridMeat

        PO’d Nick – I think it was you that was interested in the concrete counter tops? I just submitted a 3-parter on my build. Not sure when it will pop up, but if you want info in advance, I can send you the write up directly.

    • rhywun

      Heh that’s pretty tame by AI standards. Have it generate a crowd of people and watch some of the unsettling body horror it comes up with.

      • KK, Non-Man

        (see: featured image)

  23. CPRM

    No talking hats, hairs or merkins? I feel like this AI doesn’t get us at all.

    • UnCivilServant

      I suspect that there was no AI.

      • KK, Non-Man

        There was very much an AI, but I didn’t force it to read any comments. That was just for the sake of the meme. I described what I did upthread.

      • robc

        I would have liked to have seen that version.

    • R.J.

      Merkin? I hope this is some foreshadowing….

  24. ron73440

    Meanwhile, the bearded man, known as Contrary Carl, managed to turn even the most innocent conversation into a heated political debate. When someone said, “Nice weather today,” Carl countered with, “It’s all a result of climate change, you know!” He was relentless, but somehow it added to the amusement of the group.

    Hey, I know that guy!

  25. Sensei

    Speaking of New Age drivel.

    “The NuCalm biosignal processing disc is a revolutionary delivery mechanism that activates the parasympathetic nervous system, by tapping into the body’s Pericardium Meridian with particular electromagnetic frequencies of inhibitory neurotransmitters to interrupt the HPA axis and downregulate sympathetic tone,”

    What is NuCalm? Is Meghan Markle’s skin patch a scam?
    https://nypost.com/2023/08/14/what-is-nucalm-is-meghan-markles-skin-patch-a-scam/

    • Bobarian LMD

      And is it made from the skin of an actual Meghan Markle?

    • Tundra

      I actually admire their audacity. Go big or go home.

    • Stinky Wizzleteats

      I don’t think inhibitory neurotransmitters have particular electromagnetic frequencies, like at all…file under copper infused knee braces and the like.

      • MikeS

        I’ll never be a bad boy again.

        ALOL

      • Rat on a train

        I need rapid pickle access.

      • R.J.

        The copper condom?

    • John Nerfherder

      It’s more likely that I’m being controlled by self-assembling vaccine graphene nanobots via 5G.

      *twitches, cues up latest Taylor Swift single on Youtube*

    • Not Adahn

      Lemme know when she releases the Official Meghan Markle RealDoll.

      • Tundra

        Ewww. Dude.

      • juris imprudent

        Sometimes it is hard to not kinkshame, but, we don’t kinkshame. At least not our own.

      • Not Adahn

        With real Magic Pussy(r) Action!

      • Bobarian LMD

        Why do you have to bring her husband into the discussion?

      • Not Adahn

        He’s proof it’s magic.

    • The Other Kevin

      I read “pericardium” and thought “perineum”. She’d probably sell at lot more if it was that.

      • UnCivilServant

        Have a heart, it’taint that.

      • Nephilium

        There’s one advertised pharmaceutical that has a side effect of potentially deadly perineum infections. I can’t help but suppress a giggle every time it gets pitched to me.

      • Gender Traitor

        Probably not the same drug, but there’s one with a big musical production number. Now, I like a big musical production number as much as more than the next guy, but…no. Just no.

  26. The Late P Brooks

    Is Meghan Markle’s skin patch a scam?

    Is this a trick question?

    • kinnath

      He has no idea what is going on anymore.

      • MikeS

        My guess is he literally couldn’t hear them.

        And didn’t care.

        And has been ordered that under no circumstances is he to wander over to them and engage.

      • John Nerfherder

        👆

      • Gustave Lytton

        It’s on the cue card in his hand.

    • The Other Kevin

      Have any of those reporters done a story comparing the days Biden’s been on vacation to the days Trump spent golfing? I’ll wait.

    • Fatty Bolger

      Damn. That’s unbelievable. If he was an R, the national media would be tearing him a new asshole (and rightfully so).

      • Ownbestenemy

        We used to have investigative reporting that would spill massive amounts of ink on things like this. How many articles ran about Bush in the classroom quietly staring as he is told SHTF in NY?

      • Dr. Fronkensteen

        I do fault Bush for that one.

        At least after the second plane hit. I was driving to work listening to the radio when the second plane hit. It was within 20 seconds after that I was yelling at the radio that they should order all the planes down. I realized that kind of thing was no accident and if there were two there could be more.

        Bush should have excused himself after the second plane hit.

    • Drake

      Obviously because there aren’t migrants coming in the do the jobs Americans won’t.

    • rhywun

      Randall’s Island?! LOL I can’t wait to hear them bitching how inconvenient it is.

      Fucking outrageous.

  27. The Late P Brooks

    $10K for every migrant

    Just put them up at the Four Seasons.

    • Tundra

      It’s amazing how bad his team is.

      Or maybe it’s intentional?

      • Ownbestenemy

        I always got the feeling he didn’t want to run this time.

      • Stinky Wizzleteats

        Oh well, he’s a neocon stooge in his foreign policy anyway.

    • ron73440

      Trump 49%
      Christie 9%
      Desantis 8%

      The only one I kind of like?

      Ramaswamy 3%

      Seems about right.

      • Certified Public Asshat

        Republicans are also retarded? I’m finding this out just now.

    • Sensei

      Chris Christie can’t even win his home state.

      Looking forward to four more years of the Blue Team.

      • Ownbestenemy

        I really don’t see how we make it past 2024 unscathed. Trump will go to prison, the Leviathan demands it. So either mass disobedience from his hard core supporters in all manners of society or we watch the last snip of America’s ball getting neutered.

      • Stinky Wizzleteats

        Y’all are too pessimistic.

      • kinnath

        Let’s see. I’m still young compared to 4Score, but I’ve lived through:

        The Vietnam War.
        The Cuban Missile Crises.
        The Could War.
        Thousands of bombings in the early 1970s.
        Airplane Hijackings.
        Race Riots.
        And on
        And on
        And on

        And this is the most fearful that I have ever been in my life that the world is going to come crushing down.

        So, black pilled beyond black.

      • R C Dean

        Don’t be so gloomy. AOC will finally be old enough to run for President in 2024.

      • Ownbestenemy

        If she runs here whole campaign in a bikini I’ll be happier

      • Drake

        Nope. It sure feels like we’re headed towards the cliff at full throttle. Dems and Republican finks like Kemp will use lawfare to get Trump off the ballots and maybe in jail. All avenues of peaceful reform are being systematically blocked off.

        Were also headed towards cliffs in the economy and foreign wars. If we hit them all simultaneously, it will be a spectacular meltdown.

      • R.J.

        Yeah. Everyone is ready to jump off a cliff.
        One thing to look forward to:
        The GlibFlick second anniversary is this Thursday and I am showing a monster film with a Q-worthy heroine who normally makes romance films. There are some Tonio-worthy men in it too. It will at least make Thursday a better place.

      • John Nerfherder

        I’m looking at it through a different lens.

        The main goal of the Biden administration is to make the United States politically unstable and therefore less attractive to foreign capital. This is to benefit Europe so that they don’t collapse from capital flight and ballooning bond yields.

        For my proof, I just point to everything Yellen has done at Treasury.

        On the flip side, the Fed under Powell is jacking interest rates to attract foreign capital and collapse bad investments (tech, higher ed, the federal budget in general).

        It’s no coincidence that all of those entities which greatly benefit from zero interest rates are also my enemies. Therefore, I still have hope. I want Powell to crush those motherfuckers.

  28. UnCivilServant

    You know, “a href=”https://www.printables.com/model/493676-zardoz”>This is a disappointing sculpt.

    • MikeS

      You mean his pic or your results?

      • UnCivilServant

        I’m not going to print a sculpt that bad.

      • MikeS

        If you are referring to his results, I’d say it’s due to him using a filament printer and also his settings probably suck. I opened the model in Fusion 360 and I’m not seeing any of the surface roughness that he got on his print.

  29. Tundra

    Meanwhile, in CRE.

    I wonder how the market will adapt to this.

    • Stinky Wizzleteats

      That suspended construction site will make a fine hobo encampment.

  30. Rat on a train

    Damn door-to-door salesjerks. I don’t want what you are selling. I don’t care if someone else on the street is a customer. Now go away. *closes door while jerk is still trying to look up the neighbor’s name*

    • Tundra

      Good.

      What a fuckwit.

      • Tundra

        Haha! From the comments:

        reppit

        19 hr. ago
        “Oh my God!…” parks in a church parking lot.

        u/krisssy avatar
        krisssy

        7 hr. ago
        Next time try “Oh my free oil change!”

      • John Nerfherder

        Had a guy in a small pickup pull that move on me yesterday.

        I was hoping for his demise.

    • Fatty Bolger

      Would it be wrong to flip him off as you drive by his wrecked car?

      • MikeS

        I’m all for throwing the bird, but in this case a honk and a big smile would be better.

  31. Tundra

    No.

    Just no.

    • Sensei

      Hey, we’ve all seen both The Eiger Sanction and The Archer Sanction.

    • The Other Kevin

      Not even if I were a mountain goat.

      • R.J.

        When I go to purgatory to work off my sins, I will be forced to walk that until I get it right.

    • John Nerfherder

      While Nixon is responsible for his decision. The real blame lies with the Johnson administration and his Congress. They made holding onto the gold window completely untenable.

  32. Toxteth O'Grady

    Yeah, ’64-65 is when quarters became worthless, IIRC.