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Replying to @Character_Pops_
This picture was taken in 2003 according to the post.
But yea, it ain't reminding anyone of Pac-Man no more!
I can obviously make the Date Taken filter older, and that's exactly what I did for Sesame Street.
No Elmo, no smartphones, no social media, no World Wide Web, and two decades before I ever existed, and found some pictures that came from 1976-1981.
I went on flickr, searched "SpongeBob" and applied a Date Taken filter that lasts from 2002 to 2005.
And oh my god this is absolutely an incredible feeling.
Yeah, not stopping here, not one bit
All of 2005 alone has a much larger amount of results compared to Jan 2002-Jan 2005, a massive amount!
It's a good feeling for me to show thousands of people this stuff
Go to flickr, search SpongeBob, and use the Date Taken filters for this
Idk what people regard as the hardest SpongeBob Video Game
But I think its Bubble Pop from the Jellyfish Dodge Plug and Play
Theres 50 levels in this game, no saving, NO CONTINUES!
Jellyfish got your ball to the floor on your last life on Level 43? Too bad you start at Level 1
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Here's a real picture watching Spongebob in 2009
(Is it hard googling up Spongebob on TV in 2009)
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This is just AI slop.
Here is what SpongeBob ACTUALLY looks like when you are watching Nickelodeon in the 2000s!
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The middle 2 are the most nostalgic. 4:3 channel on a widescreen TV.
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Screw your ai slop fake SpongeBob TV picture, here's one I took myself in 2009:
"I love AI, because it allows me to recreate that moment."
Bro imagine using AI to want to recreate that moment instead of searching "SpongeBob on TV" on flickr or doing it in Photoshop or something lmao
Replying to @asrielslovinggf @liminal__dreams
It’s nostalgic-a blurred recollection of how we saw it.
With memories, our brains leave out a lot of details. Over time they get distorted and compressed based on our emotional attachment, creating a skewed moment.
I love AI, because it allows me to recreate that moment.






































































