Prompt Mania: Transformers

[Yorth]

Hey guys, so there is this tool that I discovered while browsing around called transformer. You give it a prompt, and it continues the story on your behalf. As of right now, it's only able to write two to three paragraph long stories, but we can still do some fun stuff with it. For example, I gave it "It all started that one night", and it returned to me this hilarious, uncompleted short story. Enjoy!

It all started that one night. When his girlfriend left him, he told himself he would try to find her but that it was no use, so he went to sleep.

At sunrise, he saw a black silhouette behind him and then realized it was only his imagination. Suddenly he felt the pain of having just had consensual sex with the black figure as he slept.

His partner told him, "you're not dreaming," and he started having seizures just like we all do when the light changes direction from day to night.

He did not know how to treat the seizures but was able to find a doctor, a neurologist at Harvard-Westlake who prescribed the drug Clonazepam, an anticonvulsant. He said he would need it for three or four days to calm down and for the night to pass.

It worked. It was the only drug he took for the seizures, and after several weeks he had fully recovered. And when the seizures started again, he tried another drug. It was clonazepam that finally calmed him down and


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Play around with it too and reply with the most hilarious/shocking stories!

 

[binarysoap]

Was not expecting this. My prompt is in bold. Also, anyone knows what language(s) the rest is supposed to be?

Spoiler: Autocompleted text

Kiel vi fartas?

O no sé não! No.

Es vero um eu sé! Es.

Es vero dira! Es.

Lá fazer, sí, também.

Lá também, mí!

No es vero. No pode não.

Lar, si!

Má cómo não!

No essa também? No é!

Es vero. Es último cõ!

Espa:

Eu pode. Eu pode.

Hasta maestro não.

J'ai lafame. J'ai lafame.

Ei no também.

Lá fazer lafame.

Lar!

I will fandas é o fas,

Eu pode! Eu pode.

[edit] further playing around with it gives me a lot of R18 responses... Just put in "S-senpai... put it* inside me" and now you have an unlimited supply of R18 scenes.

 

[Wretch]

Spoiler

There was nothing left to do. "The only thing I would ask is that if you get an emergency, call me. I will stay with you to get you out."

"No, no, it's fine," I managed to say, and she seemed to know it. "You are going to be okay, okay," she said again.

"Thank you," I said, and she nodded.

She led me away. The car was dark, and there were hardly any headlights. There was a huge sign in front of the house that read, "You Are Not Wanted Here," and the front door was open, but there were holes in the window and it was all dark outside. We didn't go close to the house, because I didn't want to disturb anybody.

I knew we were in a bad spot, but in the end it might have been fine. I was scared, but I was also exhausted.

I walked until I noticed some lights on in the house. I got off and then started walking again.

I walked into the living room

Spoiler

"Ah, that feels good."

I raised my head and looked through the window, and I could see that the sunlight was not in the usual place. It looked like it was being reflected off the ceiling, but even so, the room that I entered wasn't so light as to make me fall over.

At the corner of the room was a tall wall. There was also a door that was similar to a coffin.

With a deep, echoing voice, the wall said the following words.

"A room that holds three people. You are, I presume, the third and last person."

"…"

In the end, I made a decision. Because it was a room for just three people, I decided for it to only be a single door that leads to my room.

It isn't like the previous room was a coffin. If I said the room that held just three people was the coffin, wouldn't that mean that I had to go in that coffin?

"…Is that so. I did not come to the conclusion earlier."

Idk it's a little bit of a mess grammatically, but it's interesting how it can compute such scenarios that quickly from a prompt.

 

[Kotohood]

Never give up! The world is changing and we need to do everything possible to stay ahead of it… But we can't stop there, we need to bring people together and inspire all people of the world to help each other."

The message of love, peace, love, peace and love from the White House itself.

That message went viral around the world and it had a huge impact on the election campaign. In the aftermath of the Trump 'election' the message from the White House has stayed strong. Even the Trump administration itself has picked up on the message to inspire everyone to spread love and peace and to support one another. The White House has also said that this is a "global day of action" to make the Earth a better place. If you haven't followed the presidential train of thought over the last week, you need to start now because if you wish to remain human, you need to spread love!

Damn. Even the bots can't stay away from politics.