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I remember seeing this ad make the rounds a while back.
Ever since becoming a father, I’ve found myself wishing I could share this moment with people who have passed on, especially my grandfather, whom I was very close to. It hurts knowing he isn’t here to meet my daughter and be part of this chapter of my life.
But the fact that it still hurts, even after all this time, shows just how much he meant to me and still does. What he taught me will continue to live on through who I am and how I raise my daughter.
I have to believe he’s up there watching over us, and while my daughter will never get to meet him, she will get to know him through me and the legacy I carry forward.
Not through an AI wearing his skin.
@KitsuraNines Reminds me of the guy I called out and exposed for using bots to farm ad revenue on X. With help from people at X, we got him shut down.
He then constantly sent bots after me, including ones that made diss tracks about me, if you can believe it! 😂
Recently, people keep trying to drag me into YouTube creator drama or asking me to comment on it.
I’ve become a father, work full-time, and make videos as a hobby. I don’t have the time or energy for creator drama, and frankly, I don’t want anything to do with it.
I’m not interested in taking sides, personal feuds, or content about who has a problem with whom.
Please stop dragging me into this. I’m not interested.
Okay, I take it back. I still blame the showrunners of HBO’s Harry Potter, but Paapa Essiedu specifically wanted to play Snape.
According to an interview with Vanity Fair, Paapa was approached about joining the series, and Snape was the ONLY role he wanted. After a two-hour conversation with the showrunners, he got the part.
HBO promised an adaptation that would adhere more closely to the source material, the showrunners never should have agreed to this casting decision in the first place.
You deliberately made this change, knowing full well people would object.
If anyone deserves blame for Paapa Essiedu’s situation, it’s the people who cast him despite promising the show would stick closer to the source material than the movies.
You knew it would generate controversy, did it anyway, and now act surprised by the backlash.
You got the exact response you manufactured.
Okay, I take it back. I still blame the showrunners of HBO’s Harry Potter, but Paapa Essiedu specifically wanted to play Snape.
According to an interview with Vanity Fair, Paapa was approached about joining the series, and Snape was the ONLY role he wanted. After a two-hour conversation with the showrunners, he got the part.
HBO promised an adaptation that would adhere more closely to the source material, the showrunners never should have agreed to this casting decision in the first place.
This DEI game dev claims diversity initiatives make companies more money.
Her proof? Companies with diverse teams are supposedly 70% more likely to capture new markets.
There's just one problem.
Potential customers aren't paying customers.
This DEI game dev proudly announced that her latest game features some of the best fart jokes of her career.
Yes, seriously. That was one of the highlights of her presentation about the importance of diversity in gaming.
@RideroftheMH@WritingRaven2 This wasn't about promoting a game, even though she did; it was about how DEI is successful and makes money.
Which is why this seems so out of place for a talk like this.
Sweet Baby Inc. has completely revamped its website, removing its previous showcase of games and services and replacing it with a nearly empty black page featuring little more than a logo and a contact button.
This comes not long after my wife @WritingRaven2 and I revealed that SBI, previously reported to have 16 employees, is now listed in official Quebec business records as having just 1–5.
Is Sweet Baby Inc. simply attempting to rebrand and distance itself from its previous projects, or could this be a sign of deeper financial troubles?
Arnold Vosloo confirms he will return as Imhotep in The Mummy: Book of the Dead and begins filming this month
In theatres October 15, 2027
(via @JackCarrUSA)