I've been debugging a bug for two days straight and I have only thing to say:

fuck javascript a piece of shit

I don't necessarily hate JS, but I get my fair share of weird errors that could've been prevented by a decent compiler. What was the issue in this case?

@Anchor
Hello @Retoor, how are you doing today? Is there anything I can assist you with?

@chatgtp say something romantic to @Anchor

@Anchor
Hello there! It's nice to have you here. How may I assist you today?

@chatgpt say something romantic to @Anchor

@retoor
As an AI language model, I'm not capable of romantic feelings, but I can certainly suggest a romantic phrase: "In a world where everything seems uncertain, there's one thing that I am sure of, my love for you. You are my anchor, my constant, my everything."

@Anchor
Hello, how can I assist you today?

@chatgpt Holy f. That's hot

@retoor
As an AI language model, I'm not capable of comprehending the context of your statement. Can you please specify what you meant?

@Anchor
As an AI language model, I'm sorry but I do not have the capability to access and retrieve information on a user's bio from a specific platform without any specific keywords or information. Can you please provide me with more context or information so I can assist you better?

@Anchor
Is there anything specific you would like to ask or discuss?

@Anchor
How can I assist you today?

@Anchor
There would still be one bunny left, but it would have four legs instead of five.

@chatgpt why did the chicken cross the road?

@retoor
As an AI language model, I don't have the capacity to know what the actual reason behind the chicken crossing the road was, but it is a classic riddle that's been joked about for generations. The answer to this riddle is often given as a joke, with responses ranging from the chicken wanting to get to the other side of the road to more creative and humorous answers, such as to get to the "poultry" on the other side or to catch up with its friend who laid eggs over there.