Anna please bro

[Newday]

You will be banned with your dumb threads

 

[north]

Holy diss

 

[Auggy]

You will be banned with your dumb threads

This is why Abbie mogged

 

[emeraldpill]

Title and body text

 

[2ANA]

high iq threads actually

 

[emeraldpill]

high iq threads actually

Indeed some of them are

Highest, one might say

 

[2ANA]

Indeed some of them are

Highest, one might say

n***a

this is a variation of the @Night method ngl

 

[Night]

n***a

this is a variation of the @Night method ngl

holy cage

 

[emeraldpill]

n***a

this is a variation of the @Night method ngl

Poor choice

Or rather, too blatant, too exact

 

[2ANA]

Poor choice

Or rather, too blatant, too exact

Imagine you and your friend are both drawing pictures. You work really hard to draw a big, purple dinosaur with polka dots. It’s your special idea!

But then, your friend looks at your paper and draws the exact same purple dinosaur with the exact same polka dots.

Here is why that feels a little yucky:

• It Steals the "Ta-da!" Moment: When you finish a drawing, you feel proud because you made it. If someone copies you, they are trying to take the "Good job!" that belongs to your hard work.
• Your Brain Wants to Exercise: Your brain is like a muscle. When you come up with your own ideas, your brain gets stronger and smarter. If you only copy, your brain is just taking a nap!
• We Love the "You" Version: There is only one you in the whole world. We want to see what you think and what you create. If you copy someone else, we don’t get to see your special magic.

What should you do instead?​

Instead of copying, you can be inspired.

If you see your friend draw a cool sun, you don't have to draw their sun. You can say, "I like your sun! I’m going to draw a moon!" That way, you’re still friends, but you both have your own special pictures.

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Would you like me to come up with a little story you can tell a child about a squirrel who tried to copy another squirrel's nut-hiding spots?

 

[2ANA]

Imagine you and your friend are both drawing pictures. You work really hard to draw a big, purple dinosaur with polka dots. It’s your special idea!

But then, your friend looks at your paper and draws the exact same purple dinosaur with the exact same polka dots.

Here is why that feels a little yucky:

• It Steals the "Ta-da!" Moment: When you finish a drawing, you feel proud because you made it. If someone copies you, they are trying to take the "Good job!" that belongs to your hard work.
• Your Brain Wants to Exercise: Your brain is like a muscle. When you come up with your own ideas, your brain gets stronger and smarter. If you only copy, your brain is just taking a nap!
• We Love the "You" Version: There is only one you in the whole world. We want to see what you think and what you create. If you copy someone else, we don’t get to see your special magic.

What should you do instead?​

Instead of copying, you can be inspired.

If you see your friend draw a cool sun, you don't have to draw their sun. You can say, "I like your sun! I’m going to draw a moon!" That way, you’re still friends, but you both have your own special pictures.

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Would you like me to come up with a little story you can tell a child about a squirrel who tried to copy another squirrel's nut-hiding spots?

@Night needs to see this

 

[emeraldpill]

Imagine you and your friend are both drawing pictures. You work really hard to draw a big, purple dinosaur with polka dots. It’s your special idea!

But then, your friend looks at your paper and draws the exact same purple dinosaur with the exact same polka dots.

Here is why that feels a little yucky:

• It Steals the "Ta-da!" Moment: When you finish a drawing, you feel proud because you made it. If someone copies you, they are trying to take the "Good job!" that belongs to your hard work.
• Your Brain Wants to Exercise: Your brain is like a muscle. When you come up with your own ideas, your brain gets stronger and smarter. If you only copy, your brain is just taking a nap!
• We Love the "You" Version: There is only one you in the whole world. We want to see what you think and what you create. If you copy someone else, we don’t get to see your special magic.

What should you do instead?​

Instead of copying, you can be inspired.

If you see your friend draw a cool sun, you don't have to draw their sun. You can say, "I like your sun! I’m going to draw a moon!" That way, you’re still friends, but you both have your own special pictures.

---

Would you like me to come up with a little story you can tell a child about a squirrel who tried to copy another squirrel's nut-hiding spots?

DNRDDF

 

[Night]

@Night needs to see this

shits the new meta im telling you

 

[snow]

shits the new meta im telling you

Can you explain it to me like Im 5

 

[Night]

Can you explain it to me like Im 5

use the little internet robots to create something easily

 

[snow]

use the little internet robots to create something easily

This just made it more confusing