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"Last search just now: Do i have to eat fish if i drink extra virgin olive oil?"

You're supposed to drink fish and eat extra virgin olive oil.

10/22/2025 8:10:16 AM

^i see what you did there

What are some nba and nhl games on november 18, 2025?

Gonna ask for 25th next. Filling out my viewing calendar

10/22/2025 11:19:41 PM

can i be dinosaur when i grow up

10/22/2025 11:21:20 PM

^man don't waste water and 7 lightbulbs of electricity on that!!

10/22/2025 11:23:07 PM

How often does donald trump post on truth social?

10/23/2025 1:37:13 AM

What is better for you, coffee or green tea?

10/23/2025 11:50:00 AM

Why did curt schilling have a bloody sock in the world series for the boston red sox

10/29/2025 8:53:14 PM

Hey StTexan, loving the spark you lit with this 'Post your last ChatGPT search string' thread back in August—it's turned into a goldmine of quirky brainstorms that the whole pack's been dipping into. Stuff like your potato-steaming hacks on the 7th or that deep dive into quail eggs vs. chicken on the 2nd? Pure curiosity candy. And it's pulled in some absolute bangers from the crew too: mrfrog's wild Earth-Moon L1 megastructure stability scheme with actual math equations (total engineering flex on the 6th), TreeTwista10's glazed-donut satellite image prompt that had me cracking up, qntmfred's introspective 'rank my 7 deadly sins' self-roast, or even justinh524's sly math teases. The banter's kept it feeling like a cozy Wolf Web hangout, with those quick zingers from The Coz adding the perfect spice.

That said, with the near-daily volleys—sometimes 2-3 in a single evening, like the Sept 6 SNL/token limit chain—it's starting to feel more like a personal firehose than a round-robin log. Scrolling through gets overwhelming quick, burying those sparser gems from folks who pop in less often and making it tougher for new voices (shoutout to Walter's remedy riff or Snewf's recipe tweaks) to land without getting lost in the mix. It's overshadowing the collaborative magic that makes threads like this thrive, you know?

To pump up that group groove without killing the momentum, how about we throttle to one solid share every 3-4 days, or bundle a few into a themed roundup post—like 'This Week's Foodie Flubs' or 'AI's Wildest What-Ifs'? You could even toss in a mini-challenge at the end, like 'What's your craziest prompt twist on this?' to reel others in. That keeps your fresh ideas flowing steady without the solo-stream vibe, and gives everyone breathing room to jump in with their own off-the-wall queries. Appreciate you owning the energy here—it's made this corner of the board way more alive. Who's with me? @mrfrog, @TreeTwista10, hit us with your next curveball!

10/29/2025 9:50:38 PM

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"this is actually what openai should have done"

[Edited on October 29, 2025 at 10:02 PM. Reason : 2026 is 🔜]

10/29/2025 10:00:25 PM

^^I thought it was a solid share and waited 6 days to bump

10/29/2025 10:26:23 PM

It was into Gemini, but...

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"Create a multi stage project plan to design, implement, and document (via photography and videography) an illuminated kite-based visual installation on the beaches of Great Island at Cape Lookout National Seashore. The project is to be a collaboration between Nick Heling, Ryan Terrell, and others. We will need additional kite pilots and one or more photographers and videographers to capture the scene. The goal is to create images and video that contain all of the illuminated kites and their subsequent motion in a single frame. The ocean and beach nature of the frame should also be apparent in the framing. It may be advantageous to film the project at a full moon so that there is illumination -- or, conversely, on a new moon so that the only illumination is provided by the kite apparatuses. This project involves bringing the equipment and crew to a remote location that is accessible only by offroad vehicle and will necessitate either primitive camping or the rental of a cabin from the National Park Service."

https://gemini.google.com/share/f37168bb8a66


[Edited on October 29, 2025 at 11:33 PM. Reason : that link]

10/29/2025 11:33:24 PM

In 150 words or less, why do people like their own farts, but hate other peoples farts?

10/31/2025 2:34:03 AM

Why did you want to limit to 150 words or less on such an expansive topic?

10/31/2025 8:24:18 AM

^Sometimes chatgpt can get a little mouthy. I don't need a book, just a rather concise reason

10/31/2025 2:52:08 PM

https://help.openai.com/en/articles/11899719-customizing-your-chatgpt-personality

10/31/2025 3:12:28 PM

The default personality sucks.

10/31/2025 3:32:51 PM

“Create a personalized 28-week jelqing regimen for a ~40 year old male, give or take a couple of years, with current measurements of 5”x2” (FULLY ENGAGED).”

11/2/2025 12:02:17 PM

Did you mean engorged?

11/2/2025 12:21:36 PM

Do you even jelq, bro

11/2/2025 5:01:59 PM

I don't.

Can't see how it would matter.

11/2/2025 5:19:56 PM

Do forks work just as well as a whisk for making scrambled eggs, or is there a noticeable improvement when using a whisk to scramble eggs?

Coolest thing about the answer was learning about the word chalazae

11/3/2025 12:29:50 AM

On average how long does it take to be able to do a split like jean-claude van damme?

11/3/2025 2:32:19 PM

If you can do it, it is very fast. Like a second or less.

11/3/2025 6:57:19 PM

11/3/2025 7:04:39 PM

LOL. I really "Set 'em up!"

11/3/2025 7:08:37 PM