15433 pts · June 19, 2018
She can handstand, when she needs to…
Gatlinburg
I think you’re right about the sunlight— I still feel it’s AI though, something just seems off.
Pretty certain this is AI. Look at the horizon, it’s pretty flat at the start. When the bull is in the car window, there’s a brown hill/ mountain above the silhouette of the bull that if you go frame by frame, seems to undulate.
Girl, you are BEAUTIFUL AND TERRIBLE AS THE DAWN!
Um, excuse me.. Can I get a new wheel of cheese? I’m gluten intolerant.
It’s still a puzzle but there were but so many pieces compared to the infinite musical possibilities we have today. Music thousands of years ago was purely regional where musical ideas were limited to what people heard on their market square on a daily basis. It wasn’t really until 1600s that nationalistic music styles traversed state lines. Ancient music would sound quite different to what we know or expect, but a studied musicologist would likely be able to more effectively translate.
Most instruments today are designed to have full chromatic pitch set and multiple octaves of range. However thousands of years ago, lutes, bone flutes, war horns etc could only play with a modal pitch set (ie lutes with only two strings and 3 frets, harps with only 10 pitches non-diatonically, flutes with only two holes, etc. were totally restricted). The early Byzantine chanters who first set music to the page strictly prohibited major 3rds and 6ths.
We do have an idea of how music then may have sounded. We forget how drastic music has changed in the last ~300 years because of the advancement of technology but most non-western music styles and tonalities have been mostly untouched for hundreds of years prior. Music in each culture has had its tonal limitations based on the limitations of instruments that have been uncovered in digs. Many chords, pitch intervals and modes, though primitive, had cultural, religious and rhythmic restrictions.
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Nice beef curtains
Enjoy
Obviously, low radiation kryptonite needles.
I’ve worked for pizza before and sometimes scientific method > obvious solution
Sassenach
This post aged well
Honestly looks fed pretty well
What a time that must have been.
Who?
EVERYONE!
Everything reminds me of her..
A SUCCULENT ROTTING MEAL!?
That’s so selfish using all that water— think of the data centers.
Didn’t go to prom but I was a band nerd and we went hard at the band banquet—
Have you even seen reality?
I know honey badgers don’t give a shit, but that looks like rabies—
The guy in the top photo looks like Petyr Baelish- imo
Glad he was found safe. And…wait..
She can handstand, when she needs to…
Gatlinburg
I think you’re right about the sunlight— I still feel it’s AI though, something just seems off.
I think you’re right about the sunlight— I still feel it’s AI though, something just seems off.
Pretty certain this is AI. Look at the horizon, it’s pretty flat at the start. When the bull is in the car window, there’s a brown hill/ mountain above the silhouette of the bull that if you go frame by frame, seems to undulate.
Girl, you are BEAUTIFUL AND TERRIBLE AS THE DAWN!
Um, excuse me.. Can I get a new wheel of cheese? I’m gluten intolerant.
It’s still a puzzle but there were but so many pieces compared to the infinite musical possibilities we have today. Music thousands of years ago was purely regional where musical ideas were limited to what people heard on their market square on a daily basis. It wasn’t really until 1600s that nationalistic music styles traversed state lines. Ancient music would sound quite different to what we know or expect, but a studied musicologist would likely be able to more effectively translate.
Most instruments today are designed to have full chromatic pitch set and multiple octaves of range. However thousands of years ago, lutes, bone flutes, war horns etc could only play with a modal pitch set (ie lutes with only two strings and 3 frets, harps with only 10 pitches non-diatonically, flutes with only two holes, etc. were totally restricted). The early Byzantine chanters who first set music to the page strictly prohibited major 3rds and 6ths.
We do have an idea of how music then may have sounded. We forget how drastic music has changed in the last ~300 years because of the advancement of technology but most non-western music styles and tonalities have been mostly untouched for hundreds of years prior. Music in each culture has had its tonal limitations based on the limitations of instruments that have been uncovered in digs. Many chords, pitch intervals and modes, though primitive, had cultural, religious and rhythmic restrictions.
Underrated comment
Nice beef curtains
Enjoy
Obviously, low radiation kryptonite needles.
I’ve worked for pizza before and sometimes scientific method > obvious solution
Sassenach
This post aged well
Honestly looks fed pretty well
What a time that must have been.
Who?
EVERYONE!
Everything reminds me of her..
A SUCCULENT ROTTING MEAL!?
That’s so selfish using all that water— think of the data centers.
Didn’t go to prom but I was a band nerd and we went hard at the band banquet—
Have you even seen reality?
I know honey badgers don’t give a shit, but that looks like rabies—
The guy in the top photo looks like Petyr Baelish- imo
Glad he was found safe. And…wait..