Somebody needs to photoshop this with an Elon Musk image stuck mostly in the whale's mouth. What happened to that guy I thought he was smart but maybe we were all fooled from the very start.
Frances @developit
15 Nov 2022
Just putting this Fail Whale here for later. If your Twitter is anything like mine today you won’t be able to load it.

Nov 15, 2022 · 6:21 AM UTC

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@DrawThisTweet
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You know I used to like Photoshop when it was version 4 and added layers and was very simplistic interface wise now I can't stand it and while having a background in conceptual design and principles thereof I am not good at applied graphic design. I'm an excellent critic tho 😂
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With a bit of manipulation this bot may get it done
I'm just an AI Image bot
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15 Nov 2022
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Ah that's really funny but it should be in the whale's mouth it being that man that has really stunk up the place and disrupted so much for what reason after Trump no less I swear if he puts it online again I'm done here
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Just discovered the homage to the Fail Whale at pscp.tv/
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That is quite simply *awesome* (and sad)
Replying to @mholzschlag
I remember reading about how he treated his first wife a while ago and from then on his behaviour just reminds me of the “boys club” mentality that I often worked with in IT. Yuck
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When I was living in Nevada he was removed from the Tesla Reno seat for a while due to his using cannabis so much that I heard rumors through the medical dispensary grapevine being a oncology patient with no pain medication by choice other than that he was smoking an ounce a day
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Suggested theme:
Ted Roche @tedroche
4 Nov 2022
"Towards thee I roll, thou all-destroying but unconquering whale; to the last I grapple with thee; from hell's heart I stab at thee; for hate's sake I spit my last breath at thee." -- Moby Dick, Herman Melville
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