Imagine the 1980s Freddy Krueger meeting the 2010s version? How would that play out?

Taking Dr. Wiley from the mega Man games and adding Rick Sanchez to the mix. You know Rick Sanchez from Rick and Morty?

Can you imagine Metroid from the Nintendo game meeting bender?

And I forgot to mention, whoever makes this animation gets handed down to somebody else to finish it. Eevee party

https://youtube.com/@eeveeparty?si=pXvx8T0lmUChIVDu

https://chat.whatsapp.com/FT3giioF9njBGlropkWebI

Why do people have to be rude?

I ran some stuff through AI bot from YouTube…

The provided transcripts capture brief, disparate moments from YouTube videos. One clip features a man reacting to a car parked on his lawn with frustration and a mention of selling it. Another presents a repetitive declaration of innocence by someone named Lance, insisting he has never done anything wrong. Finally, a third transcript shows someone identifying as "Mclrapper" announcing their return, expressing readiness to "make a mess."

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I hate people who are rude if it gets out of control then I just walk away.

Anyways, I found another app called Element chat:

Hey, join this room on https://matrix.to/#/%23mclrappershow%3Amatrix.org

I don’t know if anybody’s gonna join it…

If I had two shows, I’d be overwhelmed besides I talk about random topics anyways…

The YouTube transcript from "Gage Was Undead" expresses frustration with YouTube's content moderation policies, arguing that the platform unfairly targets creators for minor infractions while allowing harmful content and malicious individuals to remain. The speaker complains about having videos flagged and potentially removed for responding to antagonistic behavior, contrasting this with the platform's tolerance of severe violations like doxxing and death threats. They believe YouTube prioritizes a clean public image over consistently enforcing its own rules and considering context. Furthermore, the speaker details an instance of their content being stolen and re-uploaded, leading to their own channel being penalized for filing a copyright claim. This selective enforcement and the ease with which content can be flagged are depicted as detrimental to creators.Ultimately, the speaker voices disillusionment with the platform, questioning the purpose of content creation under such inconsistent and seemingly biased moderation.

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