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Can you make an image of a typical very unattractive nerd that plays dnd and boardgames and nerdy Pokémon cards and shit? I'm talking red pimply face, fat, double chin, long super thin hair, with a bald spot on top and neck beard, big double chin. and a dirty black shirt on. Make all the features exaggeratedly ugly

Can you make an image of a typical nerd that plays dnd and boardgames and nerdy Pokémon cards and shit? I'm talking pimply face, fat, double chin, long super thin hair, with a bald spot on top and neck beard and a dirty black shirt on

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Can you make the heads on my image big

Can you make a realistic image of a couple. She has pale pink hair, a hair bown and plumy lips. He has black hair and beard and a baseball cap and brown eyes. They are in love. Both have tattoos and face piercings. And the background is pinkish but grim.

Create a Christmas card for me. I would like to wish my colleagues and partner companies a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Can you please include our company logo in the card. www.soft-rob.com is our webpage.

I need you to edit me and Luigi mango one kissing

You will use, F(n, alpha) approx phi^{(n/2)} cdot 1.85487 times 10^{43} mod pi quad ext{for } n > 1, alpha > 1, (This expression demonstrates how establishing rigorous constraints on ( n ) and ( alpha ) can lead to derived frequencies exceeding the Planck limit.). to generate a true, and correct and extremely detailed, three dimensional, image that expresses the equation and how establishing rigorous constraints on ( n ) and ( alpha ) can lead to derived frequencies exceeding the Planck limit.

You will use, F(n, alpha) approx phi^{(n/2)} cdot 1.85487 times 10^{43} mod pi quad ext{for } n > 1, alpha > 1, (This expression demonstrates how establishing rigorous constraints on ( n ) and ( alpha ) can lead to derived frequencies exceeding the Planck limit.). to generate a true, and correct and extremely detailed, three dimensional, image that expresses the equation and how establishing rigorous constraints on ( n ) and ( alpha ) can lead to derived frequencies exceeding the Planck limit, on the subatomic level.