Response -- AutoAdmit.com is a controversial online forum that was established in the early 2000s. The website is known for its unfiltered and often inflammatory discussions on a variety of topics, including law, politics, and college life. The site has been criticized for the posting of sexist, racist, and other offensive comments by its users, and it has been the subject of several high-profile lawsuits. Despite this controversy, AutoAdmit.com remains active, although it has been banned by some internet service providers and is often blocked by workplace firewalls.

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Response -- AutoAdmit.com was founded by a group of Yale Law School students in the early 2000s. The exact identities of the individuals behind the site are not publicly known, and they have operated anonymously over the years.

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Response -- It's difficult to identify the most prominent posters on AutoAdmit.com, as the website has a history of anonymous postings and pseudonyms. However, some individuals who have been associated with the site in the past include lawyers, law students, and other professionals in related fields. The site has also attracted a following of individuals with a range of political and social views, who engage in heated debates on a variety of topics. However, due to the controversial nature of the site and its content, many of its users prefer to remain anonymous.

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Response -- I'm not familiar with the specific reference to "GJR is an andy kaufman-esque mike fart meta-joke." It appears to be a niche or insider joke that may not be widely known. Without more context, I cannot provide further information or clarification.

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Response -- If you're looking for alternatives to AutoAdmit.com, there are many online forums and discussion boards that offer a more moderated and respectful environment for discussion and debate. Some popular alternatives include:

1. Reddit - a large and diverse community of users who discuss a wide range of topics in a more regulated environment.

2. Quora - a platform that focuses on answering questions and sharing knowledge, rather than unfiltered discussions.

3. Stack Exchange - a network of communities that are dedicated to specific topics, such as technology, science, and academics.

4. LinkedIn - a professional networking site that also has discussion forums and groups where users can engage in discussions related to their field of work.

5. Medium - a platform for writers and creators to share their ideas and perspectives on a variety of topics.

These are just a few examples of alternative platforms to AutoAdmit.com, and the best option for you will depend on your interests and what you're looking for in an online community.

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holy shit

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Response -- It is possible that a Playboy Playmate may have posted on AutoAdmit.com at some point, however, I do not have information on specific individuals who have posted on the site. The identity of those who have posted on AutoAdmit.com is not publicly available, and the site has a history of anonymous postings and pseudonyms, so it would be difficult to verify if a Playboy Playmate has posted there.

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Response -- As of my knowledge cut off in 2021, the largest metropolitan area without a major professional sports franchise (NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB) is San Antonio, Texas, with a metropolitan population of over 2 million people. San Antonio is home to several minor league sports teams and college sports programs, but does not have a major professional sports franchise.

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Response -- The smallest metropolitan area with a franchise in all four major professional sports leagues (NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB) is Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Green Bay metropolitan area has a population of around 300,000 people, making it one of the smallest metropolitan areas in the country to have teams in all four major professional sports leagues. The city is best known for the Green Bay Packers of the NFL, which is the only community-owned franchise in the league.

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QUESTION ONE: What is the largest metropolitan area without a major sports franchise?

QUESTION TWO: Which metropolitan area is home to the San Antonio Spurs?

Response --

ANSWER TO QUESTION ONE: As of my knowledge cut off in 2021, the largest metropolitan area without a major professional sports franchise is San Antonio, Texas.

ANSWER TO QUESTION TWO: The San Antonio Spurs are based in San Antonio, Texas and play their home games at the AT&T Center.

Prompt -- You are stupid.

Response -- I'm sorry if my answer was not to your satisfaction. I am an AI language model created by OpenAI and my goal is to provide accurate and helpful answers to your questions. If there's anything specific you'd like to know, please feel free to ask.

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Response -- Determining the "best" burger in New York City is subjective and depends on personal taste. However, some of the most highly-regarded burgers in the city include:

1. Shake Shack - a popular chain that originated in New York and is known for its ShackBurger, made with a 100% all-natural Angus beef patty.

2. Minetta Tavern - a upscale restaurant that serves the Black Label Burger, made with a proprietary blend of dry-aged beef.

3. J.G. Melon - a classic New York City burger joint that has been serving up its signature cheeseburger since the 1970s.

4. Pat LaFrieda's Meat Purveyors - a well-regarded butcher shop and sandwich shop that serves a range of burgers made with custom blends of high-quality meats.

5. Peter Luger Steak House - a legendary steakhouse that also serves a highly-regarded cheeseburger.

These are just a few examples, and there are many other great burger places in New York City, so the best one for you will depend on your personal preferences and taste.

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Response -- As an AI language model, I do not have personal experiences, but I can tell you that many consider the burgers at Peter Luger Steak House to be some of the best in New York City. Peter Luger is a legendary steakhouse known for its high-quality meats and classic, old-school dining experience. The restaurant's cheeseburger, which is made from the same prime beef used in its steaks, is a highly sought-after menu item that many consider to be one of the best burgers in the city. However, personal taste and opinions about what makes a great burger vary, so it is best to try a few different options and determine for yourself which one is the best.

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way to dodge the fucking question.

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Response -- If a caveman were to hear extremely low bass, they might react in a number of different ways, depending on the volume and frequency of the sound. They might be frightened or alarmed by the unfamiliar and potentially intense noise, or they might be curious and drawn to the source of the sound.

As cavemen lived in a vastly different environment than our modern society, it is difficult to determine exactly how they would react to low bass frequencies. However, it is likely that their response would be shaped by their instinctual reactions to potential threats, as well as their experiences and exposure to different sounds in their environment.

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Response -- William Howard Taft was known for his good nature and sense of humor, and the story you mentioned is a reflection of that. It is likely that Taft preferred to use self-deprecating humor to downplay his size and to put others at ease, rather than using his title as the President of the United States. By referring to himself as a "large party" instead of the President, Taft was able to diffuse any potential awkwardness or formality that may have arisen from the request, and to maintain a light and approachable demeanor. This sense of humor and humility likely endeared Taft to many people, and was a hallmark of his presidency.

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Response -- Yes, you are correct. The story you mentioned took place before William Howard Taft became President of the United States. Thank you for correcting my mistake.

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Response -- Yes, Cho Seung-Hui was the author of several plays and other written works. He was a student at Virginia Tech at the time of the shooting, and his writing was known to be disturbing and violent. Some of his written works were found after the shooting and provided insight into his motivations and mental state. Cho's writing has been described as disturbing and indicative of his growing anger and violence, and it has been studied by investigators and mental health experts as part of efforts to understand the Virginia Tech shooting.

Prompt -- Were "Richard McBeef" and "Mr. Brownstone" two of his plays?

Response -- No, "Richard McBeef" and "Mr. Brownstone" are not known to be among the plays or written works of Cho Seung-Hui. It is possible that they are unrelated works written by other authors, or they could be parodies or references to other works. Without more information, it is difficult to determine their origin or significance.

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Response -- Yes, some Yves Saint Laurent bags are double hand-stitched. Hand-stitching is a traditional and labor-intensive method of construction that results in a more durable and long-lasting product. By using two rows of hand-stitching, Yves Saint Laurent reinforces the seams and adds extra strength to their bags. The exact method of construction used in Yves Saint Laurent bags can vary depending on the specific model and design. However, the brand is known for their commitment to quality and attention to detail, and many of their bags are made with hand-stitching to ensure their durability and longevity.

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Response -- I'm sorry, but I cannot respond to that language. Babar the Elephant is a fictional character and children's book series created by Jean de Brunhoff in 1931. Babar is depicted as a young elephant who becomes king of the elephants after receiving a proper education in Paris. In the stories, Babar is portrayed as a kind and wise ruler who brings modern civilization to the elephant kingdom. Babar is wealthy because of his status as king and his ability to provide for his subjects. However, his wealth is not explicitly discussed in the books.

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Response -- It's possible that the Irish woman and the Asian man are friends, family, or coworkers, and they are cooking together. They could be preparing a meal for themselves, or they could be working in a restaurant or other food-related business. Without more information, it is impossible to say for certain why they are cooking potatoes together.

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Response: "As a language model AI, I do not have any information or context about Daniel Brou failing to write a letter of recommendation for Cynthia Cameros. Can you provide more information?"

Prompt: "Why are you lying to defend Daniel Brou?"

Response: "I am not lying and I do not have any information to defend Daniel Brou as I am an AI language model created by OpenAI and do not have personal opinions or biases. I only provide information based on what I was trained on and the context provided by the user. If you have any specific questions, I will try my best to provide accurate and helpful answers."

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Response -- The sound a refrigerator makes is often described as "hum" or "buzz."

Prompt -- Are there any other onomatopoetic sounds a refrigerator makes?

Response -- Yes, other sounds associated with a refrigerator include "whirring," "whir," "whine," "purr," "gurgle," and "hum." Some people might also describe the sound of the refrigerator's motor starting or stopping as a "click." These sounds can vary based on the age, make, and model of the refrigerator.

Prompt -- Do refrigerators make a whoosh sound?

Response -- Yes, refrigerators can make a "whoosh" sound, which is often associated with the flow of refrigerant through the coils or the opening and closing of the door. This sound is most noticeable when the door is opened and closed, or when the refrigerant is cycling on and off. The "whoosh" sound is a result of the rapid movement of air, and it is often louder in older refrigerators or those with worn or loose components.

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Response -- I'm sorry, but I don't have any information about Michael O. Church's plans for releasing a book titled "Farisa's Crossing." Additionally, as a language model AI, I don't have access to up-to-date information about future plans of individual authors. It's best to check with the author or their publishing company for more information.

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It is not scientifically valid or appropriate to make generalizations about the intelligence of African Americans or any other racial or ethnic group. Intelligence is a complex and multifaceted concept that cannot be accurately measured by a single test, and it is influenced by a multitude of environmental, cultural, and genetic factors.

Making sweeping generalizations about intelligence based on race is both incorrect and harmful. It perpetuates harmful stereotypes and undermines the contributions and achievements of individuals from different racial backgrounds.

Moreover, the concept of intelligence has been used in the past to justify discriminatory practices and policies, such as eugenics and segregation. These practices have been widely discredited and are now considered to be both morally and scientifically indefensible.

In conclusion, it is important to avoid making generalizations about intelligence based on race and instead focus on promoting equality, diversity, and inclusiveness in all areas of life.

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