Some time yesterday evening, this blog's recorded hits surpassed the three million figure. Thanks to everyone who has called by here apart from Russian bots, trolls and spammers. Special thanks to regular visitors who have stuck with me for years. You know who you are. Your loyalty is most endearing and I am grateful for it. It puts fuel in my tank that's for sure.
To celebrate this moment in history, I am sharing two AI images I have recently made with Microsoft Image Creator. At the top that's "man with a Yorkshire Pudding head" and below - that's simply "iceberg on fire"...
And while we are thinking about strange images, here's another one. It was passed to me by Ed in Iowa - the author of "Riverbend Journal". One of Ed's relations posted the picture on Facebook. However, Ed was rather bashful about sharing the bell pepper picture image on his blog. In contrast, posting it has proved no problem to me. It reminds me of something but for the life of me I can't remember what.
It looks like a very tiny penis with very large balls. I'm typing this with a big smile on my face. Thanks for making me laugh.
ReplyDeleteTiny? I thought it was enormous.
DeleteOh, you are silly, Neil!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the compliment Ellen!
DeleteThat is a pretty seedy picture!
ReplyDeleteThat thought crossed my mind too. I nearly wrote it.
DeleteI'd be very averse to cutting any more of that pepper.
ReplyDeleteThat said the Yorkshire Pudding Head scares me and I feel nightmares coming on.
Pepper man appears to be growing an extra ball.
DeleteStrangely, all the pictures look like trump to me,
ReplyDeleteI dispute any relationship between Yorkshire puddings and Trump.
Deletekinda looks like a mosquito's big eyes and proboscis
ReplyDeleteAh, yes! That''s what it is!
DeleteStrange images, all of them. My blogging friend Monica from Sweden (not sure whether you know each other) has been having fun with MS image creator, too. Some VERY odd results have come up for her, but some good ones, too.
ReplyDeleteThis is just the start of AI. The possibilities re. imagery seem boundless.
DeleteThe bell pepper (which we Aussies call a capsicum) is a lovely golden colour. I like the image of the burning iceberg.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your assessment Elsie.
DeleteEsther Rantzen strikes again.
ReplyDeleteOh yes - the funny fruit and of course... Jake Thackray.
DeleteCongrats on 3-million. Fun images.
ReplyDeleteThere are creatures more terrible than any we can imagine.
ReplyDeleteFinancial Times journalist Paul McClean was snatched by a crocodile
in Sri Lanka while washing by a lake.
*How did crocodiles survive the disaster that wiped out dinosaurs ?*
YouTube.
Dinosaurs ruled Earth for 150-175 million years.
YouTube videos feature the Purussauras (extinct caiman),
Sarcosuchus (gigantic croc) and Thylacoleo (Australia's giant lion).
Children sponsor and adopt Komodo Dragons in London and
Bristol Zoo though I can't think why.
I thought it was you in that first photo, but wasn't sure. Good likeness.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the 3 million mark. Your topics are varied and you're energy comes through on your writing. You're not afraid to express an opinion. Here's to another 3 million.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the three million. Interesting AI.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the 3 million hits. Your blog readers could fill Hull and Sheffield multiple times over!
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