
(Thanks Rick!)
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Shitposting since 2005
Mass-in-Protest and ceremonial canonization of Harvey Milk, during Pope John Paul II’s visit to San Francisco., 17 September 1987 at Union Square.















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Yes, once upon a time your host had a beard. It was the first and only time. Now I want to grow one, but I no longer can. The radiation of 23 years ago for my first cancer made quick work of the follicles on my cheeks and jaw, and once gone, they never grow back. Still, I have my memories…
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…than going through your photo albums in search of a particular photo that for whatever reason is missing from your digital archive—and realizing along the way that there are dozens of photos that either never got scanned or have gone missing as well.
I guess I have a new project.
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Damn it! Another AI generated image that isn’t immediately obvious.
At first image this looks like a real photograph. But then I noticed something was off about the CDs in the racks. They weren’t square, nor were they in the long-box packaging that briefly flourished in the 90s to thwart shoplifting. Then I noticed the generic posters hanging over the racks and then the shopper’s feet in the foreground.
Here’s a real photo of the glory days:

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I was responding to this post on reddit when I thought I could do one better than just driving by the house. We actually had the opportunity to go in the house the last time it was on the market and took the naturall took lots of photos. Apparently that sub only allows one attachment per post, so I had to assemble the photos I had in mind into a single image.

(Yes, there was a bit of Photoshop restoration work done on the two photos from the 70s.)
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Prompt: Age the person in this photo 45 years. Give him a shorter haircut and a full beard.

The Butterfly Effect. Different genetics, different timeline, different struggles.
But since we’re playing around today…

This is the eternal me, the forever 28-year old guy that lives in my head.

And that guy who never thought to grow a beard until it was too late to actually do it.
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Prompt: Cleanup, sharpen, and colorize.

It got the color of the patchwork suede jacket almost exact. The flannel shirt was indeed red, and the t-shirt underneath was navy.
As my dad used to say, “How do it know?!”
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And in honor of the day, the morning soundtrack:

And once again I am twenty years old, skimming over a vast sea of golden dunes in my landspeeder under a double sun in a hazy, wheat-colored sky…

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Just a few photos I discovered on my hard drive in a folder called Scans (to be sorted). Looks like most of them are from 1988-89.










































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That caption isn’t too far off the mark. We swear—even though it was brand new construction on a former onion field and we were the first owners—the place was haunted.
We’d all be downstairs in the family room (or me in my bedroom which was also on the same level) and doors would slam up in the bedrooms upstairs, even though there were no windows openand noting else to cause a breeze.
Once, on the verge of sleep, I found walking up the stairs that went from the lower level to the ground floor. I looked over my shoulder and saw myself asleep in bed. I turned around and was greeted by what I can only call a shadow figure (gives me chills now jsut remembering it). I knew he wanted into my body. He lunged at me. We wrestled, tumbling down the stairs. I got up the literally dove back into my sleeping body.
After I’d gone off to college, Mom took to sleeping in my bed downstairs because Dad’s snoring had gotten too insufferable. That was, until one night when she was violently shaken out of the bed. “Never again,” was all she said of the incident.

I mean look at all those smiling faces. What kind of entity would bear that family any ill will? (Taken at the grandparents’ place in Sun City later that year (probably Thanksgiving or Christmas).
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Oh the places you’ll go. The things you’ll see. The men you’ll love…all of which will ultimately transform you into who you are now.
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I don’t know how people get such stunning lunar eclipse photos with their iPhones. I’ve never been able to master it.
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