Never throw a meme together in a hurry, it's like typing a reply and hitting post before you check what you wrote.
Euro Gray is a weird one. Given the naming conventions for gray/grey, it ought to be "grey". Must be a US color referring to European styling.
This works thanks to the default setting being "I fit, I sit" for any cardboard surface.
If they weren't orange, you'd be in trouble. But what looks like planning a murder is just them trying to get the single shared brain cell of theirs synced up again.
"Can we just roll for falling rocks, please?"
Supposedly some sources in the past claimed his wife made the pick, but wiki says it was his daughter. Given how many variants I've seen over the years to avoid a copyright, it seems a good choice. Even became well known for the name by people who didn't understand it, like Jack Chick tract readers.
Blame it on two year old Cindy Gygax who picked the name out of a few choices.
Cthulhu: "Wasaaaaaaaaaaaaap!"
Definitely one of the Great Old Ones.
I assume he was the DM. He was a good DM. Always let the party steer the adventure within reason, it creates a better story.
Only good for a few weeks or months at best, they get so big so quickly. And the tips will go right to the vet for all the shots and stuff anyway.
Unless his name is Toonces and there's a plan to teach him how to drive.
If you decide on a ban, it needs to be clear what specifically is being targeted and banned, not a general "AI slop". Not only because AI is used in so many places that it's that obvious, but at this point AI creations have become very good at looking or sounding like the real thing. There's still some tells, but they shouldn't be counted on as a guarantee something is AI and ban-worthy. Basically don't let the need or desire to shut out artificially generated things catch humans in the crossfire. For a mod, trying to filter out the "bad", trying to figure out what IS "bad", it's a very tough job and not something that can probably easily be automated (ironic, not being able to use bots to remove the AI).
I know there's a way to figure that out, but I have no idea where to start. So I'm going with 1 in 3000, plus or minus 42.
"I’m not locked in here with you. You’re locked in here with me."