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And some huge, nasty teeth for good measure!
AI mashes up all cars into some home-made-from-junkyard-parts jalopy.
Kind of like this, but just the surface.
The pic below may actually be done by some computer graphic artist.
it's a "real" image of Jesus. So I was spoofing them - Fox viewers, not DUers! 
It's likely that the Real Jesus was a dark-skinned middle-eastern. Today, he'd be in a Los Angeles detention center.
Jesus did play for the Giants.
Along with brothers Felipe and Matty Alou.
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ETA: I’m retracting my 
and my rec. I’m not convinced that the videos depict real-life events.
good work people 
Let all the Blue cities know!
This will do in the meantime.
Where has this worked in the past?
This board is becoming overrun with bullshit OPs with hundreds of recs. Even worse is that so many recs come after the OPs have been exposed as bollocks. That and bad faith OP posters who leave up the shite (and also post it in the first place).
I regret to say I have been snookered by them more times than I care to recall. It isn’t funny — DU has traditionally been the place where sources have been checked and given by the author before posting. This current trend degrades the site.
It’s particularly bad because one goal of RW authoritarians is to make sure people lose all sight of who and what to trust for information. When I joined DU I was fresh off my PhD, and research and verifying were second nature — but it was old-fashioned book research. We are in a cyber-world where by now I feel obsolete.
My oldest grandchild is in college and his mother is regrettably a nut who thinks Robert Kennedy Jr. (in my mind BobK or RobK) is God’s Gift. I have been struggling with how to guide this young man in, well, developing a bullshit-meter. The other day I finally gave him DU’s address, saying that we might be old but we check our sources — and realized too late that I no longer know if that is true.
You really hit a nerve, as you can tell.
Response to EndlessWire (Reply #68)
If something seemed too good to be true, it probably was.
Of course, where I grew up, some of the roads, including ours, weren’t paved yet. Maybe it was different where y’all could read and write 
