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I searched for topics called "weird thoughts", "deep thoughts", or "shower thoughts", couldn't find anything.

But anyway.

If the person with the best high jump of anyone in history also had the worst fear of heights of anyone in history, would he be afraid of his own jump?
 
If I use the word "Shower" literally, I have one.

Are you considered old, lazy, or both if you like to use a chair in the shower, or parts of the shower? I sometimes find it relaxing.
 
If I use the word "Shower" literally, I have one.

Are you considered old, lazy, or both if you like to use a chair in the shower, or parts of the shower? I sometimes find it relaxing.
I used to sit down in the shower and let the water cascade off my dome or my chest. It was definitely relaxing.

Now I find it hard to get up :bag: and I fell once (no joke) so I'm kinda over it.
 
If I use the word "Shower" literally, I have one.

Are you considered old, lazy, or both if you like to use a chair in the shower, or parts of the shower? I sometimes find it relaxing.
I used to sit down in the shower and let the water cascade off my dome or my chest. It was definitely relaxing.

Now I find it hard to get up :bag: and I fell once (no joke) so I'm kinda over it.
When I was a teenager, I had a downstairs bathroom with no windows, I loved to turn the lights off, turn the radio as high it would go, sit on the floor and take a long *** relaxing shower. My family assumed I was doing something else but most of the time I wasn't, it was just an excuse to shut off, be warm and have time to myself.
 
If I use the word "Shower" literally, I have one.

Are you considered old, lazy, or both if you like to use a chair in the shower, or parts of the shower? I sometimes find it relaxing.
I used to sit down in the shower and let the water cascade off my dome or my chest. It was definitely relaxing.

Now I find it hard to get up :bag: and I fell once (no joke) so I'm kinda over it.
When I was a teenager, I had a downstairs bathroom with no windows, I loved to turn the lights off, turn the radio as high it would go, sit on the floor and take a long *** relaxing shower. My family assumed I was doing something else but most of the time I wasn't, it was just an excuse to shut off, be warm and have time to myself.
I automatically assumed you were doing something else. You know, being a teenager and all. I think I'll go take a shower.
 
I searched for topics called "weird thoughts", "deep thoughts", or "shower thoughts", couldn't find anything.

But anyway.

If the person with the best high jump of anyone in history also had the worst fear of heights of anyone in history, would he be afraid of his own jump?

I think I would’ve gone with “deep thoughts” here.
 
If I use the word "Shower" literally, I have one.

Are you considered old, lazy, or both if you like to use a chair in the shower, or parts of the shower? I sometimes find it relaxing.
I used to sit down in the shower and let the water cascade off my dome or my chest. It was definitely relaxing.

Now I find it hard to get up :bag: and I fell once (no joke) so I'm kinda over it.
When I was a teenager, I had a downstairs bathroom with no windows, I loved to turn the lights off, turn the radio as high it would go, sit on the floor and take a long *** relaxing shower. My family assumed I was doing something else but most of the time I wasn't, it was just an excuse to shut off, be warm and have time to myself.
the key phrase is most of the time
 
The implication of a hotdog being various animal parts inside an animal's casing (intestines) is that a hot dog does not stop being a hot dog after we eat it. It follows that we, as the hot dog's casing become a hot dog ourselves after eating one.

So the question is, are human beings considered a sandwich?
 
If I use the word "Shower" literally, I have one.

Are you considered old, lazy, or both if you like to use a chair in the shower, or parts of the shower? I sometimes find it relaxing.
I used to sit down in the shower and let the water cascade off my dome or my chest. It was definitely relaxing.

Now I find it hard to get up :bag: and I fell once (no joke) so I'm kinda over it.
When I was a teenager, I had a downstairs bathroom with no windows, I loved to turn the lights off, turn the radio as high it would go, sit on the floor and take a long *** relaxing shower. My family assumed I was doing something else but most of the time I wasn't, it was just an excuse to shut off, be warm and have time to myself.
"WE THOUGHT YOU WERE COMBING YOUR HAIR!!!!!!!!!!"
 
The implication of a hotdog being various animal parts inside an animal's casing (intestines) is that a hot dog does not stop being a hot dog after we eat it. It follows that we, as the hot dog's casing become a hot dog ourselves after eating one.

So the question is, are human beings considered a sandwich?
I'm glad I'm not an Oscar Mayer Weiner
That is what I'd never want to be
Cause if I was an Oscar Mayer Wiener
There would soon be nothing left of me
 
During a nuclear explosion, there is a certain distance within the radius where all of the supermarket frozen pizzas get cooked to perfection.
The implication of a hotdog being various animal parts inside an animal's casing (intestines) is that a hot dog does not stop being a hot dog after we eat it. It follows that we, as the hot dog's casing become a hot dog ourselves after eating one.

So the question is, are human beings considered a sandwich?
It would be weird if humans yelled out "Anyone wanna ****?". But birds do it all day and nobody minds. Does that make birdwatching some kind of creepy, animal-based sex crime?
You're either a quick thinker (and showerer), or you've just been waiting for someone to start this thread.
 
It would be weird if humans yelled out "Anyone wanna ****?". But birds do it all day and nobody minds. Does that make birdwatching some kind of creepy, animal-based sex crime?
It’s normal for a praying mantis to bite her mate’s head off after mating and nobody cares. A human does it and suddenly they’re some criminal.
8 wives in, I’ve not had that problem.
 
During a nuclear explosion, there is a certain distance within the radius where all of the supermarket frozen pizzas get cooked to perfection.
The implication of a hotdog being various animal parts inside an animal's casing (intestines) is that a hot dog does not stop being a hot dog after we eat it. It follows that we, as the hot dog's casing become a hot dog ourselves after eating one.

So the question is, are human beings considered a sandwich?
It would be weird if humans yelled out "Anyone wanna ****?". But birds do it all day and nobody minds. Does that make birdwatching some kind of creepy, animal-based sex crime?
You're either a quick thinker (and showerer), or you've just been waiting for someone to start this thread.

Some are mine, some I've heard before. Showers are great for clearing your mind and just letting the stream of consciousness take over. It is funny how some of the ones I see here and there are some of the same things I've thought of at one point.
 
A less pedantic one.

If AI in the context of creative works is just a program that is trained on other sources of work (art, writing, etc), what is the difference between this and human creativity? Everything we create is influenced or based on our own experiences and things we have consumed/seen/heard.
 
Was at the grocery, and in the bottled juice aisle, there was randomly a bag of apples an the shelf (true story, not made up for a joke or it wouldn't really be funny). I thought "Psh, some lazy person couldn't just put those apples back where they go, so they put them on a shelf with all the juice containers ... wait a second ... apples are just apple juice containers. Nevermind, I guess everything's good here."
 
It would be weird if humans yelled out "Anyone wanna ****?". But birds do it all day and nobody minds. Does that make birdwatching some kind of creepy, animal-based sex crime?
It’s normal for a praying mantis to bite her mate’s head off after mating and nobody cares. A human does it and suddenly they’re some criminal.
8 wives in, I’ve not had that problem.
I think they wrote a song about you
 
Everyone remembers The Matrix, particularly how the way to get out of the simulation is through a phone land line or pay phone.

Now think about how ever since that movie came out in 1999, the world has been slowly phasing land lines out of existence in favor of cell phones.

:scared:
 
Everyone remembers The Matrix, particularly how the way to get out of the simulation is through a phone land line or pay phone.

Now think about how ever since that movie came out in 1999, the world has been slowly phasing land lines out of existence in favor of cell phones.

:scared:
Coincidence? DOUBTFUL!
 
A less pedantic one.

If AI in the context of creative works is just a program that is trained on other sources of work (art, writing, etc), what is the difference between this and human creativity? Everything we create is influenced or based on our own experiences and things we have consumed/seen/heard.
I've thought about this a lot and completely. No offense to any creative types in here, but every time I hear an artist or writer argue that "the AI work seems creative, but it's just a mechanical regurgitation of past human works" I always feel like they wouldn't be very happy with the logical conclusion of their own argument.
 

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