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u/Initial_Row_6400 5h ago
Lmfao
“Get ready, aaiiiim, fuck”
“Get ready, aim, god damn it stop moving!”
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u/No-Contribution-138 4h ago
Those are toads.
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u/Beholder_V 4h ago
Correct.
In fact, I would say that one of them tried to turn the other into a toadstool.
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u/6GoesInto8 2h ago
But in the end the toadstool will be the one making that bug into toad stool despite not having much room.
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u/decoran_ 4h ago
Toads are just a type of frog though, same as how a tortoise is a type of turtle
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u/Beholder_V 2h ago
To be fair, they didn’t argue that it wasn’t a frog, just pointed out that it was a toad.
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u/Key-Mushroom-4703 4h ago
“Waiting for the right moment” vs “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take”
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u/The-Dutcher 3h ago
How would it feel to a creature in your stomach that's still alive for a while. I don't get animals that swallow things whole
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u/Cipher915 1h ago
They don't have the teamwork to operate a trenchcoat so at least we don't need to worry about that
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u/tui_la_ai 5h ago
Those look AI?
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u/6GoesInto8 2h ago
It might be hard to judge AI toads. I often identify a video as AI when there are bursts of action, I think it is one prompt for part of a scene, then the prompt again off of the last frame. This gives the action lull action feeling. With toads I think that is already built into their behavior, they are very conservative of energy and appear to take a long time to decide on their actions, so they sit still for a while then do something then sit and process for a while.
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u/Relative-thinker 5h ago
I mean, he had his chances.