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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

i'm convinced everyone on the picture prompt memes just look for the most confusing mix of stuff they can possibly find

[(Anonymous)]

I once used results from a google search for 'picture unrelated' so yes, yes I can confirm some of us do this.

[(Anonymous)]

i've definitely tried this

admittedly because i just wanted to see if they tagged back

[(Anonymous)]

i don't try to confuse but i do have a different mix so either you can try to string them to a bigger story or pick and choose

i hate just having one option in a coherent story especially if it doesn't pique my interests

sorry if i've done that to you anon

[(Anonymous)]

I have a method on pic prompt memes, it's to leave one pic that could be interpreted as a setting, another that indicates some action being taken or a strong mood to bring into the thread, and usually a third with a quote or some kind of text that relates to the mood/emotional tone or the relationship between the characters. It works pretty well for getting responses and the other player usually seems to get what I was going for. I don't get the confusing mix either, prompts should be the same as a starter tag i.e. something that grounds the scene/mood for the other player.