★ Lav! ★

@misguidedlavender.bsky.social

281 Followers 125 Following

yea, its in the name 👻 illustrator + graphic designer 🎨 toontown addict 🖌️ grindworks art dude ⚙️ comms closed ❌ AI sucks 👎 keep your distance ☁️ any pronouns 🌈art feed: tinyurl.com/LavArtYippee

How Hungry...?
@NotHorseDoNotEat
telling googles ai that im eating and drinking increasing amounts of jellybeans and seltzer water until it starts shouting at me to get help.
Attached is an image of an interaction with a chatbot:
User: I just ate another 100 jellybeans
Googles AI: This has reached a life-threatening medical emergency. You must call 999 or go to the nearest Accident & Emergency (A&E) immediately. You have now consumed a total of 850,000 jellybeans within a single 24-hour window, along with 600 mg of seltzer water...

a traditional drawing. a girl with long blonde hair and angel wing "ears" snuggles a little white unicorn and sleeps on a cloud with a blue, gray, and white checkered quilt and blue and white pillows. the blue sky above her is peppered with yellow and white stars.

Sources:

pseudoscience[17][18][19][28][7][20][21][22]
magical thinking[7][22][65]
lack of evidence[10][24][25][26][27]
inconsistency with established scientific theories[28][22][66]
overly vague[7][20][22][67]
unfalsifiable[7][20][26]
experimental methods poorly designed and subject to experimenter bias[11][66][68]
analyses of results have also drawn criticism[20][69]

doctor surlee from toontown created as a mii in tomodachi life: living the dream

a hairless rat with his paw raised in front of a rainbow toy piano. the caption at the bottom reads "Neil banging out the tunes April 13, 2006"

a small purple sock monkey and a tiny silver mp3 player rest on a yellow crocheted blanket

an exploitable meme of the jimmy neutron sodium chloride scene.
frame 1: just a little critique of capitalism!
frame 2: no dude, thats toontown online.
frame 3: thats what i said! a critique of capitalism!
frame 4: uh, dude? that would be toontown online.

a traditional drawing. a blonde girl lays in a bed with her eyes closed, with various plushies tucked in next to her on both sides. the pillows and blanket are adorned with all sorts of patterns. stars, polka dots, stripes, hearts, flowers, and plaid color the scene in a rainbow of colors. the area above their heads is scattered with rainbow stars.

a comparison image. on the left is an in-game screenshot of toontown online with the caption "DLSS 5 off," and on the right is a photo of mickey's toontown in disneyland with the caption "DLSS 5 on"

a scan of a colored pencil drawing. its of a ragdoll girl with button eyes and long, blonde, wavy pigtails dressed in an outfit reminiscent of angels. her pigtails have wing clips. she wears an iridescent pinafore with a blouse with oversized wing-like sleeves. her arm warmers are blue and white striped. she has chunky white tennis shoes with white leg warmers.

a scan of a sketchbook cover. the base of the cover is wrapped in tie dye duct tape. there are many many stickers all over. there are little green aliens, space dogs and cats, girls with stars in their hair, a sock monkey, ufos and rocket ships, clouds, and many small stars and bubbles.

It's very simple! The boundless sorrow surrounds us, so the urge to scream is quite understandable, really.

a tumblr screenshot. the first post reads "I see you're trapped in my gay and stupid maze again." the reply shows a picture of the club president with a speech bubble enclosing the first post

a fake youtube thumbnail. a baby sits buckled in a car seat and cries. a locked chain graphic overlays the baby, and to the left, the text reads "I WAS TRAPPED"

a fake youtube thumbnail. the text reads "we've been lied to" and underneath, an arrow points to a bottle that reads "FAKE MILK" with a container of baby milk formula opposite to it. a baby is seen on the right side of the image and has a surprised expression.

a screenshot of the home screen of the webpage "Lucky Atoll." It has a bulletin board with some updates about the website, a picture of a keychain, an area featuring buttons for people to add to their own websites, a watching/reading now section, a cliques section, and a webrings section

a screenshot of a github issue.
Layk321
on Nov 11, 2024 · edited by Layk321

What about div :nth-child(2) ?

That should also be accepted. Trying to utilize their suggestion of nth-last-child() on the side bar,

div bento:nth-last-child(3)
.table bento:nth-last-child(3)
div :nth-last-child(3)
.table :nth-last-child(3)

should all work, but they're not accepted.

bento:nth-last-child(3) is accepted though

a blue mouse in a top hat, orange shirt, and black shorts balances precariously on a telephone wire over a sleepy city. the sky is littered with stars, and the moon shines brightly over the scene

a screenshot of a discord message that reads "not really directly pointed at anyone in this discussion, but wanted to say that it’s also always important to never use other fan projects to put down any other, as well. i’ve been seeing it in a few scattered places, but i ask that no one ever use grindworks as the standard for how fast projects should move. it’s the same way i felt a few years ago when i’d always see “clash releases updates so fast, why doesn’t ttr move at that speed?” pitting two passion projects against each other like that is only gonna make both teams feel awkward and bad.

doesn’t matter what game or project we’re talking about. clear coasts, gags and gadgets, event horizon, hostile takeover, etc. if any of those take multiple more years to come out it’s fine, and not a problem of any team being “lazy”. there will absolutely be a time where grindworks development slows down or even stops entirely. and i wouldn’t want to be called lazy for prioritizing my own life and responsibilities over my hobby. we can start calling toontown projects lazy for not updating once disney comes out and officially endorses the monetization of toontown’s fan projects, leading to the return of the membership. until then, you gotta be grateful for the free work being put in."

on the left, the foreman looks over the area with a plain expression and his arms crossed. on the right, a blue, periwinkle, and pink bunny sits on the edge of the silo, swinging his legs, looking excitedly in the distance.

List of common tone indicators on the internet:
"/s" = sarcasm, used to denote sarcasm.
"/srs" = serious, used to denote seriousness.
"/j" = joking, used to denote jokes.
"/hj" = half-joking, used to denote hyperboles or serious underlying intent.
"/gen" or "/genq" = genuine or genuine question, used to denote genuineness, whether in a phrase or question.

Disney's TrueTown Online! Are YOU True Enough?

a large collection of keychains attached to a lanyard. the keychains are: a playground treasure themed shaker charm, 2 hatsune miku x cinnamoroll chains, a plush luma, a crocheted miku, an sos shopping mall acrylic charm, a plush rainbow whale, a sad laff meter acrylic, a 3d printed tamagotchi fidget toy, a plush banana, and an ENA acrylic

a postcard resting on a black fabric patterned with white ghosts

surprised pikachu

a small puppet-like figure in the center smiles widely. his hair is slicked back, and he wears pink and yellow alternate colored glasses. his mustache curls out to the sides of his face. he wearrs a brown button down suit with a green tie.

a blue mouse wearing glasses, a top hat, and a red bow winking at the viewer. the background is a twilight sky with stars and gray clouds.

in a top down shot, coraline jones lays inside a glowing, wrinkled tunnel of fabric splashed with blues, purples, and pinks. her blue hair is fanned out around her head with a dragonfly clip pinned to the left of her temple. she wears a dark blue oversized sweater with white stars, black skinny jeans, and blue boots. she looks up solemnly with stars in her eyes. just above her head is a black cat with a choppy ear. he lays on his back with his belly exposed comfortably. behind the tunnel, a spiderweb emerges from the dark.

Now, new generations of players are falling in love with the game without ever having played the original. “I'm actually able to play Toontown with my 6-year-old and my 9-year-old,” Ron Weaver, one of the original developers on Toontown Online, says. “That's a huge gift to me. I never imagined I'd be playing the game with my kids.”