It’s all fun and games until the database gets leaked and guards start getting offers to off a particular client.

WWII might be a distant memory for Americans, but most of Europeans have been to historical sites of Jewish genocide.

Oh he learned something, but the opposite of what normal people learn.

The only reminder of that era is having my full name in my YouTube username.

[] + [] = “”

inb4 they electrocute the Easter bunny, gangrape the Tooth Fairy, commit a genocide against elves and dwarves and firebomb Shrek’s swamp.

Edit: I will be eating my hamster any day now and same with using a horse to get to work.

It’s Eternal September all over again.

I sometimes catch my Motorola doing that at night, sometimes it even updates.

Yo momma’s lips are so loose, she leaks government secrets.

I hope that Mazda isn’t a diesel one.

Autoerotic defenestration is a big fetish in Russia.

Imagine a company that sells a lot of products online. Now imagine a scraping bot coming at peak sales hours and looking at each product list and page separately for said service. Now realise that some genuine users will have a worse buying experience because of that.

That would be weird, because there’s definitely better people to fap to. I am just an obese, depressed 32 year old male.

[‘a’] + [‘b’] = ‘ab’

Gets me every time.

That’s what you get for liking hibiscus.

BONK go to even hornier jail.

BONK go to horny jail

I don’t know. Getting old and conservative in my own way, I guess.

IMO there’s nothing wrong with that.

I agree. My original point was that it’s okay to have a relationship like that, but it’s not okay to sexualise it.

First of all, ai bots will probably steal all kinds of information from people. And the money that is spent on them could be useful for so many more useful things. I would suggest to seek genuine connections or even go to chatrooms over bots, ai or otherwise.

Not to mention how dealing with bots might warp your ability to socialise. A lot of things that are acceptable to bots are unacceptable to real people. Some people use them to play out fantasy scenarios of non-consent, abuse, etc.

Having said all that, if somebody wants to play around with that stuff, it’s fine as long as it’s not your only way to socialise or seek intimacy. I remember The Gift of Fear by Gavin de Becker and it talked about how video games are not inherently bad and don’t make us more violent, but they take time away from us that we can use to do social things instead.

Depending on how hard it is for a person to socialise, a group hobby or even group therapy sessions might be the solution.