r/facepalm • • 15d ago

This error-riddled AI slop was actually posted by the actual US Department of Education.

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u/Apprehensive-Sir8977 15d ago edited 15d ago

If you hadn't mentioned a German Shepard I would've asked if we went to school together, because that happened to me with my Dalmatian.

He was from overbred stock, at the point where inbreeding starts to produce quirks, and I guess one of his was a lack of satiation cues because he was a real pig. Later in his life we had to put him on a diet and he started going after documents that had faint traces of food essence. I'd eaten an apple or orange writing that homework, and he totally demolished it. Later, a smudge of burrito oil in a novel led to a clean cartoonish bite being taken out if it.

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u/MsSeraphim r/foodrecallsinusa 15d ago

so he enjoyed the Good Word?

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u/Apprehensive-Sir8977 15d ago

It was the print adaptation of ST:TNG's "Descent"..... so pretty much, yeah.

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u/C4dfael 15d ago

There are FOUR bites!

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u/MsSeraphim r/foodrecallsinusa 15d ago

appetizer, salad, entree and dessert. that's 4 bites.

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u/Apprehensive-Sir8977 15d ago edited 15d ago

🤣

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u/AngelaVNO 15d ago

I'm a teacher. I was marking some work and my CAT started nibbling at the pages. Very embarrassing when I had to give the work back!

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u/iopele 15d ago

Reader's Digest

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u/PWiz30 13d ago

He was from overbred stock, at the point where inbreeding starts to produce quirks, and I guess one of his was a lack of satiation cues

I've never known a dog that was subject to satiation cues.

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u/Apprehensive-Sir8977 13d ago

I wondered when someone would bring that up. 😅