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Snu Snu wrote on Aug 20
th, 2022 at 6:28pm:
Geez people, I know the mindset shrinks on this side the moment you hit the page. I enjoy it, feels like vacation. But you hit a new low with this thread. Not even 12-year olds talk crap like this.
once more, like always, i am forced to take the most extreme political position on the vault- the center. the thread is too fucking stupid to ignore, shitty behavior should be noticed and shamed. this thread sucks. theres plenty of valid reasons and accurate ways to shit on people, i guarantee i could come up with some for the subjects of this thread. it is your method that is gay and retarded. this serves no purpose, it has no substance. it is proverbial tits on a bull, or more fitting to the times, penis on a woman
however it is in no way a new low, a benchmark of heinousness, anuddah shoah, etc. in fact i would go so far as to say 12 yr olds DO talk specifically about crap like this. i believe it is an absolutely widespread phenomenon for people to consider the implications of a spawn between two people in a malicious nature. in fact there's a variety of websites that have done this, some for the memes and others as a business.
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Quote:Picturing what your future offspring will look like sounds cute. But you may want to think twice before using a baby face generator app, because it'll probably convince you to never have children.
Tiffany Holloway and her boyfriend Darius Moore decided to test out the app Make A Baby Booth, described as a way for parents to peek into the future and see what their child may look like. It's pretty simple, as you might expect: You choose two photos—one of each prospective parent—and it mashes them together onto a baby's face.
The results are absolutely horrifying.