Artist, Digital Creative, Author of Flight of Dragons. I follow back. Astral Forge Film.

England, United Kingdom
The Bozzyman retweeted
Replying to @Bozzyman @motorway
bunch of idiots: they offered £13k on an immaculate 2 owner 6yo AMG E43 wagon (obv they'd then crush that price 🙄) Sold it privately on Autotrader for £17k
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It’s a real shame that @motorway have let their standards drop so severely. Heads up to anyone trying to sell with them. It isn’t magic.. it’s tragic. Here’s how the process works 1) put in reg number - hey your car is worth xxxx! 2) take multiple photos, upload documents, prove you are who you say you are. Off to auction! 3) Good News! Your car sold for xxx which is lower than we said. 4) arrange collection. Actually I’m not collecting it I’m valuing it and then we’ll give you an offer. 5) here comes the real offer of xx because of this list of reasons. For me these were: bird poo on the windscreen apparently meant I need a repair. Tiny chips on the bonnet (less than a mm) new bonnet needed Missing child safety clips (£20 for a set) meant a further reduction A non-existent fuel leak (car serviced by Mercedes just a few months before) These companies were formed to make sales easier, but it’s become apparent that we are better off selling privately. I strongly suggest that @UKLabour have a look into the practices of these companies because they’re ripping people off at a time when this kind of service should be as painless as possible. Look at this bonnet that needs replacing.
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Take time to watch this. No words needed
How is this real life? Seriously wtf man.
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It’s crazy. I make stuff now that would have been next to impossible before, but it’s become the norm, people are used to it. I’ve been working on my own card game. I had the idea before AI was a thing, but I’ve used chat to create and test and improve. I just ordered the entire set printed and now the full game is literally sitting on my desk. But nobody is impressed. There’s no shock at the fact that this was possible. It’s just.. there. Maybe it’s what the future will be like, just stuff being created and the phrase “wow, you made this?” Will be a thing of the past. It’s kind of sad. But also exciting! What shall I make next?
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Watching these fact checks after Trumps UN speech is so depressing. Does MAGA actually believe what this bloke says?
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Someone needs a new job, and probably a new country to live in
Good morning, Royal Mail @RoyalMail A quick question: do all your postmen have such disdain as this for our country’s flag? I look forward to your response.
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Hey @Brammflakes can you please make base repairs deliver some small XP reward?
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The Bozzyman retweeted
Factory buildings, car park roofs, super market roofs, Amazon store houses… there are numerous options. We needs a food producing land as the world gets ever more volatile & unpredictable
Prime farmland should be protected wherever possible because once it’s lost, it can’t be replaced. Solar panels belong anywhere except on prime farmland.
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The Bozzyman retweeted
Trump: "Mr. Zelenskyy has to stop knocking out diesel fuel in Russia, because he's causing a shortage of diesel fuel. This isn't done by the Middle East, this is done by what's happening with Russia and Ukraine." You morally bankrupt, victim-blaming narcissist, RUSSIA INVADED UKRAINE! We have been defending ourselves against a genocidal invasion for almost 5 years in a fight where everyone gave us a week, and you find nothing better to do than blame us for a crisis of your own making?! ​What’s worse, Russia’s war in Ukraine would have become unsustainable by now if your poorly planned endeavor in Iran hadn't fed russia massive amounts of oil revenue. You threw our lives to the wind! Because you can't plan your own operations, and instead of fixing the situation somewhat with air defense, you blame us for the very crisis you created at our expense!
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And now Trump treats them like assholes and shits all over US allies as readily as he does his diaper.
In early September 2001, the newly commissioned U.S. Navy destroyer USS Winston S. Churchill and the German navy destroyer Lütjens were both docked in Plymouth, England, participating in joint operations and friendly events like cookouts and sports days. When terrorist attacks struck the United States on September 11, the festive mood vanished, and both ships were ordered to sea on high security alert. The crew of the Churchill spent the following days in an anxious state of isolation, conducting drills and patrolling uncertain waters while digesting the tragic news from back home. On September 14, 2001, while the Churchill was preparing for a routine man-overboard drill, the Lütjens hailed the American ship over bridge-to-bridge radio to request permission to pass close along its port side to say goodbye before returning to Germany. Expecting a simple farewell exchange, the Churchill's captain instructed his crew to assemble topside and render traditional naval honors to their foreign comrades. As the Lütjens drew near, the American sailors witnessed an unforgettable display of allied solidarity. The German vessel was flying the American flag alongside its own at half-staff, and its entire crew was lined along the ship's rails in full dress blue uniforms. Displayed proudly along the superstructure was a makeshift banner, crafted from a bedsheet, bearing the handwritten words "We Stand By You". The quiet, profound gesture brought many on the American bridge to tears, offering a powerful moment of comfort and shared resolve during one of the nation's darkest hours. What makes this moment even more compelling behind the scenes is the unique identity of the USS Winston S. Churchill itself. As the only U.S. Navy ship named after a foreign prime minister, it maintains a permanent exchange program where a Royal Navy officer serves as its ship's navigator, meaning the officer who actually plotted the course and guided the ship into position during this legendary encounter was Royal Navy Lieutenant Ray Tosh, a British officer leading an American destroyer to receive a honor from a German crew. When the Lütjens approached, Lieutenant Tosh broke standard military protocol over the ship’s official communication log to record the emotion of the moment, writing that there was "not a dry eye on the bridge" as the foreign allies stood together in the Atlantic. #archaeohistories
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This would be the most watched tv show ever
Great idea. 👏👏👏
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Makes you wonder what other perks major streamers get. A little boost here and there. Seeing an 8 player server fill up with just streamers while 400,000 odd people were stuck in a non-moving queue told us a lot.
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Women are under attack like I’ve never seen in my lifetime
Five men kidnapped and raped two teenage girls in Spain. They admitted it in court. Their punishment is a sexual education course and a restraining order.
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The Bozzyman retweeted
As an artist, I choose AI, not because it’s easier, but because I think it’s better. I could cook over a fire if I wanted to, but I’d rather use a modern stove. Choosing a more advanced tool doesn’t make the result less valid. And I don’t even buy the argument that AI is inherently "easier." Drawing something with a pencil is easy enough for a small child to do. Using AI effectively (with intention, control, and a clear creative vision) is a completely different matter. Simply picking up a pencil isn’t an achievement in itself. Neither is opening an AI tool. The tool isn’t where the merit lies. It’s what you’re capable of doing with it.
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The UK government is (as per usual) asleep at the wheel (pardon the pun) with driverless taxi's and robotics. When are they going to realise that they can't just rely on other countries like China to innovate and be bold?
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“I hear crime is rampaging out of control in Los Santos. Time to make my mother proud.” - The Bulldog
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Seems like an obvious thing to say but putting on a suit and tie doesn't make you worthy of running a country. When can we get some real change to how our lives are governed?
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