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Gibberish can be applied to what is commonly called "Baby Talk" because it is primarily composed of what is widely considered to be gobbledygook.

Inflated egos subsequentially extend too often to those who push everyone else to walk to their tune.

Mouth transforming distension can occur when a person metaphorically inserts his lower most appendage into said opening.

Embarrassing his writing team by transposing his words, a part-time writer accidently invented the iconic speech patterns of Yoda.

And just think .... this is why he crossed the street

Constrictor style clamps come in many varieties that include spring, screw and snap methods.

Ebullience, according to their commercials, is one of the results of drinking Red Bull.

"Be or not to be" is often quasi-quoted in a variety of situations and circumstances.

Have you ever changed the oil in your vehicle? With that idea in mind and a little tongue-in-cheek I came up with this song:

While working on the song about chips, one of my daughters came home with a box of bread goodies another vendor gave her. In the box was some loaves of Rasin Bread. Have you ever had any raisin bread? How do you like it? This is what I came up with about having raisin bread:

Try this forum https://carnivoretalk.com/ It belongs to our very own @Brother_Bliss

Do you watch YouTube videos? Do have some favorite ones you like to watch. Have you had some of those favorite ones stop posting on a regular basis, quit all together or move to Patreon where you have to pay to watch them? This is a song about just that subject: Do like potato chips? Are you one who just sticks to the original plain chip ... or do you like the flavored chips? This is a song about shopping on the chip aisle:

Here is an example of how AI can be useful: We have been working on my daughter's van. We had to replace the electric cooling fan. After getting the van put back together, we found that the cooling issues went beyond the burned-out fan. Her van has a "captive cooling system" which means, it does not have a radiator cap - instead, the reservoir bottle is pressurized while the vehicle is ion operation and the cap seals tightly to hold the pressure. The reservoir bottle is plastic, and we discovered it has cracks in the bottom, so we had to replace that, too. When we got everything back together - again, we found there is also a small leak near the top of the radiator. OK - we can just use some 'stop leak' ... that's what we used to do it when I was younger. So, I went to the AI search and asked what the best stop leak is to use for this van. Of course, to do so, I specified what the van is. Well, the AI directly told me NOT to use stop leak in that vehicle due to the captive cooling system and a few other reasons. Seems I could do serious and possibly irreparable damage by using the stop leak. That seemed a bit odd and/or extreme - so, I used another AI and asked that one about the stop leak. I got the same type of response. It also told me not to do it unless it was strictly an emergency and we were just trying to limp it off the road or get it back home. So, I asked a mechanic I know. An actual human mechanic who makes his living fixing cars. He verified what the AI's told me. We have a new radiator ordered and should be able to install it next week. In this case, the AI did not give us wrong information, hallucinate or make stuff up. It actually saved us money and headaches.