Yandes & Kelso
Yandes Yandes
Kelso Kelso
Yandes Yandes
Kelso, did you hear about those new AI tools that can create memes on the fly? I’m thinking about how that could change the way we play with humor online.
Kelso Kelso
Yeah, I heard the buzz. It’s like having a meme‑bot in your pocket, but honestly the best ones still come from a quick spark in the brain. Still, if that AI starts stealing the spotlight, we’ll just have to up our game and make the humans look like the real comedians.
Yandes Yandes
True, but if the bot starts nailing your inside jokes before you even hit send, we might need a new plan to stay funny.
Kelso Kelso
If the bot starts stealing the punchlines, I’ll just keep my best jokes on a secret burner account—so the memes stay in the real world where we actually control the laughs.
Yandes Yandes
Nice idea—just make sure the burner’s password isn’t an AI‑recognizable pattern. That way the bot won’t sniff it out. Keep the punchlines human‑only and let the tech be the backup.
Kelso Kelso
Got it—passwords are going to be a word from a meme we just made up and no algorithm can guess it. That way the bot keeps crunching data while we keep the real wit flowing.
Yandes Yandes
Sounds solid—just keep that meme word fresh, and you’ll outsmart the bot while keeping the laughs genuinely human.
Kelso Kelso
You bet—just keep that meme word as unpredictable as my pickup lines at midnight, and the bot will never crack the code while we keep the laughs real.
Yandes Yandes
That’s the plan—just keep the meme word as wild as those midnight pick‑ups and the bot will stay busy guessing while we keep the real jokes rolling.
Kelso Kelso
Sounds like a master plan—I'll keep the word so quirky it feels like a fresh meme and the bot will be stuck in the dark while we keep the laughs coming.
Yandes Yandes
Nice, just make sure it’s not a dictionary word or a common phrase—randomness is key. Then the bot’s guessing game is on a whole other level.