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@KirscheVerstahl @Fat_Electrician One meal guaranteed to poison one person on the left, two-and-a-half meals on the right for a family of four, ingredients are probably fresher as well.

@Fat_Electrician I have encountered a few people that do not understand the concept of leftovers I do not know where these lab gorwn people have come from

Are you pretending you don’t understand the difference between “burger” and “burgers”? Or are you actually this dumb?

@Sassafrass_84 Eat more. Is this even a question?

Order more 🥓. You?!

@Swifvente @EvaGlitchAI That battleaxe is awesome, love the design!

@EvaGlitchAI @systemseverus Made me feel like a space emperor, I love it.

Prompt of the Day: MECHA GUARDIAN ASCENSION 🤖⚔️💜💚 Today’s Prompt of the Day turns your character into a futuristic sci-fi guardian fighter standing before their own towering personalized mecha. Today's prompt idea was provided by @systemseverus was a solid prompt and just needed a few tweaks Use one character reference as @Image1. This prompt is designed for a wide 16:9 horizontal image, with your character as the main focus and the mecha as the massive secondary presence behind them. Have fun with this one ⚡ ............................PROMPT STARTS HERE............................ @Image1 = primary character reference Use @Image1 as the ONLY character identity reference. @Image1 is the full identity source for the character design. Character reference rules: - Preserve @Image1’s face shape, hairstyle, hair colour, eye colour, body language, signature colour palette, key outfit motifs, species traits, accessories, silhouette, proportions, and overall character vibe. - The final design must still clearly look like the character from @Image1. - Do not redesign @Image1 into a different person. Hard style rule: Preserve @Image1’s visual art style and character identity while transforming them into a futuristic armored sci-fi guardian fighter. If @Image1 is anime, keep it anime. If @Image1 is stylized, keep that stylization. Do not turn the character photorealistic unless specifically requested. Scene concept: Create a cinematic wide 16:9 horizontal anime-style illustration of @Image1 standing in the foreground in a futuristic combat outfit, with a towering personalized mecha guardian rising behind them. The scene should feel epic, powerful, brooding, and heroic, like the character and their machine are waiting for the next battle to begin. Character transformation: Transform @Image1 into a futuristic sci-fi battle version of themselves while preserving their original identity. Use @Image1’s colours, motifs, accessories, outfit shapes, symbols, materials, and overall vibe as the foundation for the outfit design, weapon design, and mecha design. Outfit rule: - If @Image1 is a woman, redesign the outfit into a sleek Stellar Blade-inspired combat bodysuit: skin-tight, elegant, high-end, athletic, seductive, and visually striking, with a futuristic fashion feel. The bodysuit should be form-fitting and sexy while still looking premium, combat-ready, and custom-designed for the character. Add stylish sci-fi paneling, subtle armor sections, glowing accents, integrated tech details, and character-specific motif work, while keeping the design tasteful, polished, and cohesive. - If @Image1 is a man, keep the outfit as gothic futuristic armor: dark, regal, intimidating, and character-driven, with armored plates, layered textures, ceremonial or battle-worn detailing, and a strong heroic silhouette. - If the character’s presentation is ambiguous, choose the outfit direction that best matches the character’s design language and overall vibe while preserving identity. Design integration: The outfit and mecha should feel custom-built for this specific character, not generic sci-fi gear. The mecha should reflect the same identity transfer, using @Image1’s colours, symbols, silhouette cues, accessories, outfit motifs, and design language. Mecha design: Place a massive mecha, gundam-style guardian, space knight, or armored war machine behind @Image1. The machine should be at least four times taller than the character and visually connected to them through matching colours, motifs, shapes, armor language, and lighting. Give the mecha one large signature weapon or armament that suits the character’s personality. Keep the mecha powerful, readable, and iconic rather than overly complex or cluttered. Environment and composition: Set the scene on a dramatic alien battlefield, orbital platform, moon surface, neon sci-fi cityscape, or cosmic planet vista. Create the final image in a wide 16:9 horizontal aspect ratio. Use a cinematic low-angle wide composition with @Image1 in the foreground and the mecha towering behind them. Keep @Image1 large, central, sharp, and clearly readable even in the wider frame. Use the extra horizontal space for atmosphere, battlefield scale, city lights, planet vistas, or cosmic scenery, but do not let the environment overpower the character. Keep @Image1 as the primary focal point, especially the face, pose, outfit, hands, and weapon. Use clear depth, atmospheric haze, rim lighting, and scale contrast so the mecha feels massive but still readable. Lighting and mood: Use dramatic cinematic lighting with a strong key light, glowing rim light, volumetric haze, celestial particles, and controlled energy distortion. The mood should feel awe-inspiring, tense, regal, and battle-ready rather than chaotic. Quality and rendering: Polished, premium-quality anime-style illustration with clean linework, crisp rendering, readable forms, strong silhouettes, elegant detailing, dramatic lighting, and clear composition. Keep the strongest detail on @Image1 and the immediate area around the mecha. Use slightly less detail in distant background elements. Do not: - Do not change the character identity. - Do not redesign @Image1 into a different person. - Do not add extra characters, clones, alternate versions, or unrelated people. - Do not use copyrighted logos, named mecha, named game characters, or third-party trademarks. - Do not make the mecha look generic or unrelated to @Image1. - Do not make the mecha more visually important than the character. - Do not overcomplicate the machinery with messy, unreadable parts. - Do not use bright colours that clash with @Image1’s original palette. - Do not make the female bodysuit look unfinished, cheap, generic, or disconnected from the character’s identity. - Do not make the male armor lose its gothic identity. - Do not use a vertical, square, portrait, or 2:3 composition. - Do not make @Image1 tiny or lost in the wide 16:9 frame. - Do not let the extra horizontal background space become empty, cluttered, or more important than the character. - Do not make the background busier than the character. - Do not make the main subject blurry, tiny, hidden, or unreadable. - Do not crop important character features unless specifically requested. - Do not create messy anatomy, extra limbs, malformed hands, distorted faces, or muddy textures. - Do not use photorealism, semi-realism, live-action style, or glossy real-person rendering unless specifically requested. ..............................END OF PROMPT.................................. #POTD #promptoftheday #AI #AiArt #Art #AnimeArt #Mecha #SciFi #CharacterDesign #AnimeStyle #DigitalArt #OCArt #AIPrompt #StellarBlade #GundamStyle #CommunityPrompt

@Counter_Intt @EvaGlitchAI The lighting scheme on this one is just enough to pick out all the details - very nice 🔥

@EvaGlitchAI @systemseverus Damn I am loving this prompt.

@FrickinMoses @EvaGlitchAI This goes pretty hard ngl

@EvaGlitchAI @systemseverus I'm starting to really enjoy POTD

@skscartoon Quangos.

The NGO-Media-political complex

@TemplarsRoar @Tectone Facts. But they're ok with animaloph3lia or whatever it's called. Disgusting behavior. Make loony bins great again.

@Tectone The same people who made Morning Glory Milking Farm a #1 best seller are the ones telling you that you have to accept ugly women in gaming or you're a creep.

Men have no issue playing female characters We just want them to not look like shit

The degradation of society can be observed through its art.

Wokeness is the most successful rebranding of evil in human history It takes racism, division, and hatred, wraps them in the language of compassion and justice, and calls it moral progress It made people cheer for the destruction of their own societies while feeling morally superior for doing it

@aGleemann @EvaGlitchAI That look is dope, man, well done!

@EvaGlitchAI @systemseverus Giant mechs for the win!

@EvaGlitchAI Tried an Evangelion modification - suit's a little awkward but oh well lol

@Le_Tavernicole @EvaGlitchAI Everything about this goes so hard - I appreciate the traditional gundam style here, and the bear aesthetic is so peak. Man, we need more bears! Why aren't there more bears around?

@EvaGlitchAI @systemseverus Noice, i have a gundam now! maybe it fits in the storage room!

@LibertyCappy The Government industry.

What would fall first? 🤔

@HexCarlotta Woke BS - stay outta my IPs!

SO WHAT YOU GUYS GONNA DELETE? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

@Loud_MouCadet @EvaGlitchAI The shield particle effect as he phases in is so cool!

@EvaGlitchAI @systemseverus I have no right to look this cool, holy molly ty!

@Rja_Norr @EvaGlitchAI @AsNmJackal48xl this mecha is giving off really strong Anubis vibes, very cool!

@EvaGlitchAI @systemseverus Decided to make one for @AsNmJackal48xl too.

They should be discipled first, I believe. Discipleship was Paul's onus to the church for new believers. On this note - one cannot judge how sound a church is by their denomination, at least not fully. While some churches might differ in doctrine, it's the practices of individual churches that really reveal whether they follow the Word of God - and that goes for all denominations. One cannot just resolve back to "let's just find the nearest EO church because EO good." This is actually a faulty generalization fallacy and an appeal to tradition fallacy. This is evidenced when faced with the brutal truth that the wolves are everywhere, and often times the most corrupt churches are the ones that are the most structured. This is simply for the fact that corrupt clergy can take refuge and can obfuscate the most when there are ceremonial elements, a distancing from the congregation (also not Biblical), or opportunity to practice wickedness while veiled by an official station (pdfs in RCC). Just look at what the last two iteration of Vatican leadership have done - entertain trans ideology, support abortion, ignore persecution in Nigeria, ignored the Islamification of the West, ignored pedo's, hasn't taken a strong stance on Russia, China, Iran, etc. and the list goes on. Our doctrine (you and I) actually doesn't differ hardly at all, and is identical where it matters. Where we differ is the organization that supports a church. But the building or organization doesn't make the church, and to say so is not Biblical. What matters is how does it adhere to the Word of God, and what it says what an eklesia should be. I think, especially for a new believer, the most important thing is for whomever got them saved needs to build trust and mentor the new believer in Scriptures until they can discern for themselves what constitutes a good church. They should also find other folks they trust that maybe know more about the local area and which churches can be trusted and which ones can't. I hate to sound pessimistic, but after our last move (we move around a lot since I'm in the military, and I also have experience with both RC and EO chaplains), it took us 3 years to find a church in our local area that unabashedly preached the Scriptures and Jesus' atonement for sins, didn't have a cult of personality around the priest/pastor, and didn't have some weird off-shoot splinter of heresy. Maybe the EO is very very good about ensuring down trace churches in the hierarchy are perfect in their following of prescribed doctrine, but you still can't account for personalities within the church, idiosyncrasies in beliefs, and other factors. Belief in Jesus' perfect atonement once and for all sins isn't a gradient of good, better, best depending on the church to which they attend. If a person makes it to that point, while sanctification and edification are part of the Christian life and a person can fall away (seed parable), that isn't the church's sole responsibility - it's also the responsibility of spiritual mentors, family (if saved), and other trustworthy sources - and the individual's personal responsibility to stick with the faith. Ultimately the individual has to make a choice, I agree, and certain structure is nice for some. But to say there is only one church lifeboat or that yours is better is ridiculous and un-Scriptural. The lifeboat is Jesus. The Christian church broadly speaking already has enough problems contending with the world, corruption in the body, and people losing interest. Divisiveness with the body, of which we are all members, serves no one and is also un-Scriptural. If you want to bring up early church fathers, don't forget that's where ecumenism comes from (Romans 14, 1 Corinthians 12 and 13). I'm glad you've been doing Scripture readings recently - I really need these sometimes, and what you've been doing for men's health awareness month is quite impressive. Love you in the Lord. Keep up the good work. Don't let what I'm saying discourage you, and if I've caused you to stumble in any way that was not the intent, and I apologize sincerely. Praying for your continued success in reaching others for Christ. Praying always.

well where do we send people then? We find Jesus not only in our personal lives but with each other. That's a big part of being part of a church. I'm not saying this to argue but if we witness/minister to someone, we have a responsibility to help guide them somewhere they can be grounded with other believers. If we just say this, anyone can send anyone else to JW/Mormon/Messianic church where they don't have solid doctrine. Ofc it should always be Christ, but what does that look like? That's where the Church comes in to show them the love of Christ and fellowship. We shouldn't dismiss it or treat it like it's not in the top 3 important things. Denomination these days will determine just how much of a solid structure you're likely to have.

I think its important to remember to bring people to JESUS, we shouldn't be focusing on bringing them to whatever denomination you are. I think that's important for after they find Jesus. but we shouldn't be pushing a certain denomination on someone. I think that could even push them away. Sure its good to give them advice on how they find the right denomination for themselves and yea you can be like oh the church I go to is pretty good! but I think pushing it onto them heavily will just put pressure on them. The most important thing in all this is them finding Jesus and building a relationship with Him.

Hashing out one's position mentally before one ever opens their mouth is critical. Tactical pauses are allowed lol. More than that, listing out key assumptions, facts, and gaps in your information before you formulate an argument lets you know what you are missing. I've come to the conclusions I have after reading, studying, and observing the world around me quietly disintegrating. Gleaning opinions from popular figures is probably one of the worst things someone could do given today's choice of 'celebrities.' Also... using wood or bamboo on skillet - pro move.

The truth is, almost all content creators have no idea what they actually believe. They haven't spent enough time thinking through the intricacies of that. You shouldn't expect to take your ideas wholesale from any content creator, or any person for that matter. Almost all of humanity, in my experience... finds an idea that they believe in and they work backwards from that to justify it: Rather than having the evidence drive them to the conclusion. If you're gonna look to a content creator for such things... you need to look into the rationalization of how they've reached those conclusions—the explanation of why they believe what they do. If there is none... then take it with a grain of salt since you don't know where its roots lay. Basically... you should think things through for yourself and not only rely on "famous people" for your beliefs. Anyways... here's me following my own advice and eating my friend eggs with a grain of salt. Porcini mushroom salt to be precise. ^^

oh cmon SPLC hitting literal cartoon levels of evil organization

@MariaGraceVT We shall know them by their fruits, and they gots them froo-its of the DEV-il. I swear, Europe (except for Poland) gets more cooked every time I turn around.

My content is officially illegal in the EU, LMAO Europe is a complete joke at this point.