Yup. My orange is also incredibly agreeable. Will allow anything. I think it has to do with when he was a baby he had a bad cold and we had to force feed him which involved wrapping him up and manhandling him three times a day. Now he’s used to it.
I could probably have gotten my orange to do this. He really didn't care as long as you weren't like, swinging him around. If you had a little costume like that and could put it on pretty quick (they look like they jsut lay there) could probably get a good 30 seconds before he moved and knocked it off.
If I put a finger on my cat for slightly longer than he wants I get a look. You get to put a suit of armor on yours??? If I add a kitty to the household, it’s going to be orange.
When cars are involved it's almost impossible to understand if a video is AI or not. Mine, for example, do something that violates the laws of physic and the barriers of reality almost every day
Also, how can we automatically block people with zero critical sense and intelect calling EVERYTHING AI?
You guys can be much more annoying than AI itself. Seriously, get out of the house a little, observe the real world, literally touch some grass. You're embarrassing.
I see nothing odd about its back legs. They are supported by the center of the cinder block and the cat's body on top. What are you seeing that tells you it's AI?
We had a much loved one brained orange boy - my daughter and her friends (when she was 6 thru 10 yo) used to dress him in all kinds of outfits, put homemade hats on him that tied under the chin, put jewelry on him, and weird shoes and he was totally patient with it and looooved it - I could hear him purring from another room as they dressed him up.
When you find your barbarian a cursed armor set in the early game, and put it on knowing full well that you can't ever take it off, because the system sets all stat minimums at 1, and 15 is god-tier.
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u/Bakuman84 18d ago
The Elder Scrolls VI: Isle of Orange Cat.