(quite literally)
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(quite literally)
I saw Northern Lights near Rose Blanche, Newfoundland in 1969. We didn't know what it was. It looked like a striated mist rising out of the marsh-berry bogs, but the closer you got to it the farther away it was. We were pretty high I suppose. A local finally clued us in to what it was.
Northern Lights arrive in Britain due to a severe geomagnetic storm
Hundreds of thousands of Brits reported seeing the Northern Lights from their windows last night thanks to a severe geomagnetic storm that threatens to disrupt the world's power grids.www.dailymail.co.uk
First photo..St Mary's island/lighthouse is the one I'd love to see...
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Not too shabilliy put together eh
(it's as real as these next ones are)
ATM..the only way you can pick the AI images up is because they are Too Perfect......
... no doubt they will Fix that too......
Build in flaws... so they look real.......
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Count the leaves on a plant, fingers on a person, legs on an animal, and reference the original movie if possilbleATM..the only way you can pick the AI images up is because they are Too Perfect......
Build in flaws... so they look real.......
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I missed May 4th
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Build in flaws... so they look real.......
Hmm, being that it trained on our data ..... i'd think we've got penty of reference points for botched grows (no offense to the pros obviously lol) .. lets see.
here we go aunty @Mossy
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