5:01 AM and somehow awake and scroll down for video of me chugging a red bull and also sry for the audio and video lag 🙁 I MADE NARRATOR VIDEO BUT I WILL ADD ROBLOX CHARACTER TO THE NEXT ONE
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WHY POLAR BEAR STINK? AND LORE????
Polar bear stink because they eat children, tuna soup, and president of google bill. Also they are skibidi. The story is complicated it started as a lonley camera man said in a WEMS school playground “I’m sad I have no skibidi”but in that moment there was a skibidi toilet so we went up and picked up the skibidi toilet and said “Yes im finally skibidi the only thing that can defeat me is a stinky polar bear” in that moment the polar bear said “Rawer I’m a stinky polar bear and I’m going to defeat you “then the camera man said “Oh no Skibidi defeat him “so then they were going up to each other then they both were flanged into out space with a vine boom then the stinky polar bear said “Aw come on i needed to defeat him “Then in that moment i glimpse of hope arise him. There was a bucket of skibidi soup and the stinky polar bear said “YES if i eat skibidi soup i will become stinky skibidi sigma polar bear” So then he ate it and then he got transported to a Oh Reily auto parts and he said “Why just why” then a skibidi toilet went up to him and said “I can give you fanum tax ability’s in return for that bucket of skibidi soup “Then they traded and then at that moment the stinky polar bear fanum taxed the skibidi sauce that was in the pocket of a computer bag so then once the fanum tax was done and then he…SEQUAL SOON
Continuous Support Theory
By chatgpt
The theory goes as following.In the world of quantum dynamics, the Continuous Support Theory (CST) suggests that all matter is surrounded by an invisible energy field, akin to a cosmic “server,” maintaining stability and coherence. This theory, though speculative, hints at a fundamental network connecting all entities, with potential applications in technology and space exploration. However, the inclusion of the “skibidi toilet” remains a humorous and puzzling addition, challenging the seriousness of the theory.
Bingus war
by Andy Iyer
In a whimsical galaxy, the Bingus War unfolded, pitting Teddy Clones against the enigmatic Bingus and the gentle Floppas. The conflict revolved around the Death Star, sought for its symbolic power. Amidst the chaos, two distinct types of Teddy Clones emerged: the Goober type, affectionately known as Teddy1, and the Gorden type, nicknamed Charlotte. Together, these teddies and their allies thwarted a renegade Bingus faction’s attempt to destroy the Death Star, uniting the galaxy in peace.
More information is needed so this is on hold
Skibidi toilet lore —->
Perfect Sandwich Recipe
By Unknown
Wonder bread mayo cheese Doritos with mtn dew.
Cracking an egg on your head is science.
The science behind it is depending on how big your forehead is and how hot it is you can just cook the egg on your head but remember do NOT feed it to the stinky polar bear because he hates it and will eat your children.
In the mystical land of Skibidiland, there once lived a mischievous creature known as Skibidi Toilet. Skibidi Toilet was not an ordinary toilet but a magical being with the power to grant wishes to those who dared to sit upon it. However, there was a catch—once you sat on Skibidi Toilet, you couldn’t leave until your wish was granted.
Many brave adventurers sought out Skibidi Toilet, hoping to have their wildest dreams fulfilled. Some wished for riches, others for fame, and some for love. But Skibidi Toilet was cunning and often twisted the wishes, causing more harm than good.
One day, a wise old sage decided to seek out Skibidi Toilet to put an end to its mischief. He traveled deep into the forest where Skibidi Toilet was said to dwell and, after much searching, found the elusive creature.
Skibidi Toilet offered to grant the sage a wish, but the sage was wise to its tricks. Instead of making a wish, the sage challenged Skibidi Toilet to a riddle contest. If Skibidi Toilet could not solve the sage’s riddles, it would have to leave the land of Skibidiland forever.
Skibidi Toilet, eager for a challenge, accepted the sage’s challenge. But try as it might, Skibidi Toilet could not solve the sage’s riddles
Me making this
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WARNING THIS VIDEO CONTAINS NERD STUFF SO REMEMBER KIDS NERDS ARE NOT COOL BUT ALSO I HAVE TO SAY FOR COMPANY REASONS THAT THIS VIDEO CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE BLAH BLAH BLAH 🥱 AND FOR THE NERDS WHO WANT THE CODE FOR THE DRONE ESP32 PAYLOAD DROP OFF I HAVE BEEF WITH YOU NOW BECAUSE IT WAS SO HARD TO PROGRAM THAT AND ITS NOT EASY CAUSE I CANT GO ON THE INTERNET AND LOOK UP ESP32 CLAW DRONE PAYLOAD SYSTEM NO I HAD TO PROGRAM THIS MYSELF AND EDITING THE NARRATED VIDEO WAS NO HELPING AND I STAYED UP ALL NIGHT DRINKING BANG ENERGY JUST TO GET THIS DONE SO I HOPE YOUR HAPPY ALSO I TYPED WHAT THE CODE DOES AND I TRYED MY HARDEST NOT TO RAGE IN IT SO YOUR WELCOME. Well, hope your happy :(
#include <Servo.h>
#include <TinyGPS++.h>
#include <SoftwareSerial.h>
#define SERVO_PIN_1 12
#define SERVO_PIN_2 13
#define FC_SIGNAL_PIN 14
#define SLOW_BUTTON_PIN 15
#define FORWARD_BUTTON_PIN 16
#define GPS_TX_PIN 17
#define GPS_RX_PIN 18
Servo servo1;
Servo servo2;
bool isLoaded = false;
bool isSlow = false;
bool isAutonomous = false;
TinyGPSPlus gps;
SoftwareSerial gpsSerial(GPS_TX_PIN, GPS_RX_PIN); // RX, TX
void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
servo1.attach(SERVO_PIN_1);
servo2.attach(SERVO_PIN_2);
pinMode(FC_SIGNAL_PIN, INPUT);
pinMode(SLOW_BUTTON_PIN, INPUT_PULLUP);
pinMode(FORWARD_BUTTON_PIN, INPUT_PULLUP);
gpsSerial.begin(9600);
}
void loop() {
if (digitalRead(SLOW_BUTTON_PIN) == LOW) {
isSlow = true;
} else {
isSlow = false;
}
// Check for signal from flight controller
if (digitalRead(FC_SIGNAL_PIN) == HIGH) {
if (!isLoaded) {
loadPayload();
} else {
dropPayload();
}
// Wait for the button to be released
while (digitalRead(FC_SIGNAL_PIN) == HIGH) {
delay(10);
}
}
// Check for autonomous mode
if (isAutonomous) {
if (gps.location.isUpdated()) {
// Get the current GPS coordinates
double latitude = gps.location.lat();
double longitude = gps.location.lng();
// Call a function to calculate the drone's movement based on coordinates
navigateToCoordinates(latitude, longitude);
}
}
}
void loadPayload() {
Serial.println("Loading payload...");
servo1.write(90); // Move servo 1 to loading position (adjust as needed)
servo2.write(90); // Move servo 2 to loading position (adjust as needed)
isLoaded = true;
delay(2000); // Wait for 2 seconds (adjust as needed)
}
void dropPayload() {
Serial.println("Dropping payload...");
if (isSlow) {
// Move forward slowly
// Adjust speed and direction as needed for your drone
} else {
// Move forward at normal speed
// Adjust speed and direction as needed for your drone
}
servo1.write(0); // Move servo 1 to dropping position (adjust as needed)
servo2.write(180); // Move servo 2 to dropping position (adjust as needed)
isLoaded = false;
delay(2000); // Wait for 2 seconds (adjust as needed)
}
void navigateToCoordinates(double latitude, double longitude) {
void navigateToCoordinates(double startLat, double startLon, double targetLat, double targetLon) {
// Calculate the difference in latitude and longitude
double latDiff = targetLat - startLat;
double lonDiff = targetLon - startLon;
// Move the drone along the latitude first
while (startLat < targetLat) {
// Move the drone north (adjust the movement function based on your drone's capabilities)
moveNorth();
// Update the current latitude
startLat += 0.00001; // Adjust the step size based on your requirements
}
// Move the drone along the longitude
while (startLon < targetLon) {
// Move the drone east (adjust the movement function based on your drone's capabilities)
moveEast();
// Update the current longitude
startLon += 0.00001; // Adjust the step size based on your requirements
}
}
void moveNorth() {
// Implement your drone's movement function to move north
}
void moveEast() {
// Implement your drone's movement function to move east
}
}
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Me cooking among us Poppy Playtime My Singing Monsters Harry Potter Kool aid man FNAF Sussy baka stinky sigma skibidi soup.
What not to do in a Teletubby costume 👆 It will ruin it for the children.
Yeah, umm there is some errors so don’t mind it and also don’t spam messages cause that might break the chatroom but I’m not %100 sure though so just take it easy for now. ALSO THIS IS ON HOLD SO NO MORE UPDATES FOR IT
Chatroom
Chatroom
Just ignore the bottom it's just server code that's probably doesn't work next text thread is explaining nerd stuff and remember kid's nerds are not cool.
To get python on a html platform you have to go and main some java code that will run in the background that will keep the code from stop running then once that's done you have to get a python interpreter so Squarespace can understand that programing language and once i download a 3rd party interpreter i have to somehow find a way to add the interpreter without breaking my website so i had to monitor everything and ensure i don't break it then i open PowerShell and then typed some really nerdy command that I'm too lazy to type that just gives me control once i enter the server ip and the website name that's when i get control and download the interpreter to my website and that's why it says unsecure is because of the vulnerable to that hack type. "Just saying that's how most hackers hack websites"
Tutorial on what i said* *Windows Only
import asyncio
import websockets
# Store connected clients
clients = set()
async def chat(websocket, path):
# Add client to the set
clients.add(websocket)
try:
async for message in websocket:
# Broadcast message to all clients
for client in clients:
await client.send(message)
finally:
# Remove client from the set
clients.remove(websocket)
# Start WebSocket server
start_server = websockets.serve(chat, "localhost", 8765)
asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete(start_server)
asyncio.get_event_loop().run_forever()
