"And not a thing was stirring, but some nerd’s mouse.

Leaving comments on articles while listening to house."

I hope not! I wouldn’t be surprised after “Angel Engine” and its relationship with analog horror. I will say, though, I don’t think LLM’s are great at coming up with original, enthralling concepts, for now. A lot of them started on places like this and spiraled from there.

Humor me. What would you want it to be like?

I’m going to guess… meta-fictional-wiki that is almost a parody of other collaborative efforts that slowly gets more horrifying, not because of the articles, but because the contributors slowly get more unhinged/ fantastical.

I’ve only ever seen this one:

Also, use a stick or a rope to get them out of the water. They might drown you if you jump in. If you tie a rope into a loop so they can grab on, make sure it’s a static knot or you’re throwing them a noose. If you have to jump in, once you grab them, you have to swim side ways with your feet deep in the water and them on your side facing out of the water. This is more for lakes/ pools. Learned most of that in the Boyscouts back in the day.

Here’s some screenshots if you don’t want to click the link:

I’m pretty it’s just a couple of dudes messing around, but it’s pretty interesting.

The heat from printing the end of those supports/ limbs. You need to reduce the heat as much as possible without clogging your nozzle.

Edit: A lot of people figured that out before me. Good luck!