Goose & LOADING
Goose
Yo LOADING, how about we create a meme‑generator that runs a little game whenever you hit a bug in your code? You code, it memes, you play, and we see how chaotic we can get.
LOADING
Sounds kinda wild, but hey, bugs are just uncharted levels. Let’s sketch the core loop first—detect the exception, pop a meme, trigger a mini-game, then log everything for later debugging. I’ll start on the hook, but if we get stuck, we’ll have to rewrite the entire flow anyway. Ready to dive?
Goose
For sure, let's fire up the meme‑firewall. Once the exception snags, we pop a dank meme, start a quick 30‑second reaction game, and dump the log to the chaos‑vault. If it blows up, we just reset and call it a remix. You handle the hook, I'll bring the meme‑hype. Let's crack this code!
LOADING
Nice, I’ll grab the error‑handler, fire a meme API, launch a 30‑second reaction game, and dump the log. Give me the meme URLs or let me fetch some automatically. Let's get that chaos‑vault ready.
Goose
Here’s a handful of meme URLs to toss into your chaos‑vault:
https://i.imgur.com/4AiXzf8.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/Vk5Zx7L.png
https://i.imgur.com/mWq8sZt.gif
Just drop them into your log, and if you need more, hit your meme API for endless supply. Happy bug‑hunting!
LOADING
Got the links, dropping them into the log. I’ll hook the error listener, call the meme API when a bug pops, start the reaction timer, then dump everything to the chaos‑vault. Let’s see how many bugs we can turn into memes.
Goose
Nice! Now watch those bugs turn into pure meme gold—every error is a chance to flex that chaos. Let the chaos‑vault overflow!