I made this one last March.
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Played some more today, turning all of my RC's into comic art. 
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finally mostly did what i was trying to do. 3 decent versions of it. AI is weird. give it the same damn instructions and get 3 different versions 
I like what she's almost wearing in the last image.finally mostly did what i was trying to do. 3 decent versions of it. AI is weird. give it the same damn instructions and get 3 different versions
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well if you read the rants you'd know what she's supposed to be wearing.
Oh yeah sure, just like buying Playboy magazines for the articles.well if you read the rants you'd know what she's supposed to be wearing.
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they have articles?Oh yeah sure, just like buying Playboy magazines for the articles.
in my defense i can't read for
. the fact i have a high school diploma is appalling.
Given the all-ages audience here, maybe we want to keep the board a little classier than this.
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i figure i could see more/hear worse at the beach or on cable/satellite TV so I'm calling it safe. as long as the entire thread doesn't go that way it should be fine.
I dunno, any workplace with a half-decent filter is going to flag all that as porn.
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seems overzealous. someone should report it to HR. 
not to mention I'm betting 90% who view the forum at work are probably using there phone. so it's a non issue.
not to mention I'm betting 90% who view the forum at work are probably using there phone. so it's a non issue.
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made this 1971 Hemi 'Cuda truck
I have a large collection of adult magazines from 1969 until around 1985 and I don't think I've ever read any of the articles, though I recall that I read a short story but can't recall who wrote it.they have articles?
in my defense i can't read for
I'll be good.
I have some adult nun videos. I think I'll be going to hell when I die.Is this work place full of nuns?
Come on guys, this isn’t appropriate for a toy car forum.
Before I retired work didn't allow for staff to access forums. I should know, I worked IT there for twenty-seven years and on a number of occasions had to collect evidence. It's amazing what students and staff will access when they think we're not paying attention.seems overzealous. someone should report it to HR.
not to mention I'm betting 90% who view the forum at work are probably using there phone. so it's a non issue.
We blocked as much non work/school related stuff as we could but students and staff could be very creative.
I bet it would have sold great if it were real. I loved the Ford Ranchero and the Chevy El Camino.
When I was nineteen years old I was still using a manual wheelchair most of the time even though I got my first powerchair in 1977 (It was very unreliable.). My dad worked for Coeur d'Alene as the new car sales manager and almost always drove a new or used car to and from work. One day he drove a 1978 El Camino home from work so I gave it a try and though I could get in and out easily enough, there wasn't enough room to put my E&J manual chair behind the seat. I loved that car and would have asked for help buying it if my chair fit.
I also tried a 1974 Chevy Suburban but it was too tall. I was already driving one of my dad's four pickup trucks by getting in on the passenger side and hoisting my chair up behind me then sliding across but that was a lot of work.
At the end of November of 1979, seventeen days after I turned 20 I bought a 1975 Short Ford Econoline half ton van with a Golden Boy lift, a Ricon six way transfer seat, and Ricon sliding door system. I drove that van for seventeen years. As much as I loved that van, I loved that Chevy El Camino more.
I think I only have one photo of that van. That's my late girlfriend next to my van, her 1980 3/4 ton van is in the background. By this point I'd replaced the Goldenboy lift with a used Ricon similar to the one in her van.
