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"The Cloning Catastrophe: Thanksgiving with the Busty Brunettes"

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Clone, Mishap, Family, Name tag, Dress in the style of Monet
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“Honey, are you sure this is a good idea?” I asked, eyeing my girlfriend, who was adjusting the straps of her maroon, low-cut dress.

“Of course! What’s the worst that could happen?” she replied, stepping into the clone machine.

Apparently, this—a cloning mishap that left my entire family looking like my girlfriend. And not just any version of her, but a busty, brunette one.

As I handed out name tags, I muttered to myself, "Well, this is going to be a unique Thanksgiving photo."

My mom, now looking like a carbon copy of my girlfriend but with a mischievous sparkle in her eye, said, “I don’t know what you’re worried about—at least I’m younger now. And, hey, I can rock this dress. Maybe I’ll keep this look.”

My brother, who had always prided himself on his macho image, was staring down at his new set of boobs. “Dude, these things are, like, heavy. How do women even walk straight?”

While my other brother was struggling with his new luscious locks, he groaned, “Can’t we at least get some hair ties? I mean, seriously, how do you deal with all this hair flying into your face?”

My dad was trying to maintain his sense of dignity, which wasn’t easy in a maroon dress. He settled for cracking jokes instead. “Hey, at least it’s better than my old golf shirt, right? Who knew I’d end up looking like a bombshell—is this what they call ‘new dad bod’?”

“Alright, guys, everyone grab a name tag and write your names,” I instructed, holding out the markers.

My brother took one, winking as he wrote ‘Betsy the Boob Queen’ on it before slapping it onto his left boob. “Just in case anyone asks whose team I’m playing for now,” he laughed.

My dad, not to be outdone, scribbled ‘Double D Daddy’ on his tag and attached it above his cleavage. “I can’t believe I'm doing this... but hey, gotta have a sense of humor, right?”

A few moments later, my other brother, with a grumpy face and tagged ‘Hairapalooza’ noted, “I’m feeling like Cousin

This story was generated by user zach3 with assistance by one of OpenAI’s large-scale language-generation model; prompts used to help generate the story are shown below.

Images were generated with OpenAI's AI system, DALL¡E 2, or uploaded by the user.

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Prompt: write a story with lots of dialogue about how After my clone invention had a mishap. My house has been a bit weirder. My girlfriend said she was willing to test the machine for me which was awesome. Unfortunately, It malfunctioned and cloned my family. Now my family all look like my busty brunette girlfriend. I’m going to need name tags to tell who is who. Or maybe not the one fondling her boobs is probably my brother. But what about my other brother mom and dad I grab some nametags and hand them to my family so they can put them on. When the men of my family write their names down, bit instead they wrote goofy names about their new bodies on the nametags. they couldn't help but laugh seeing their newly painted and long nails each of them quipping about the nails they now sported. My brother slapped his nametag onto his left boob and laugh about the fact that he even had boobs in the first place my dad was shocked by his prominent set of boobs on his chest though, My other brother was annoyed with his hair even though my girlfriend's hair was a shorter style it was still far more hair than he was used to, It was awkward for all the guys in my family to have boobs and curves that they definitely didn't have before. Everyone's personalities were a giveaway too my dad was still wisecracking and snarky. My brother was the same energetic guy he always was. My other brother was much like my dad and decided to bust a few jokes about the situation and my mom was pretty pleased to be younger again. My mom suggested we all take a family photo together which was a funny idea. Everyone except me now looking like my curvy and busty girlfriend all in the same maroon low cut dress she had been wearing when the change took place one was doing a duck face one was throwing up a peace sign one was winking at the camera the other was cupping their boobs in the photo. This invention has caused quite the change to my family, Though I will admit were the sexiest and most busty family in town. Write lots of dialogue.

Response: “Honey, are you sure this is a good idea?” I asked, eyeing my girlfriend, who was adjusting the straps of her maroon, low-cut dress. “Of course! What’s the worst that could happen?” she replied, stepping into the clone machine. Apparently, this—a cloning mishap that left my entire family looking like my girlfriend. And not just any version of her, but a busty, brunette one. As I handed out name tags, I muttered to myself, "Well, this is going to be a unique Thanksgiving photo." My mom, now looking like a carbon copy of my girlfriend but with a mischievous sparkle in her eye, said, “I don’t know what you’re worried about—at least I’m younger now. And, hey, I can rock this dress. Maybe I’ll keep this look.” My brother, who had always prided himself on his macho image, was staring down at his new set of boobs. “Dude, these things are, like, heavy. How do women even walk straight?” While my other brother was struggling with his new luscious locks, he groaned, “Can’t we at least get some hair ties? I mean, seriously, how do you deal with all this hair flying into your face?” My dad was trying to maintain his sense of dignity, which wasn’t easy in a maroon dress. He settled for cracking jokes instead. “Hey, at least it’s better than my old golf shirt, right? Who knew I’d end up looking like a bombshell—is this what they call ‘new dad bod’?” “Alright, guys, everyone grab a name tag and write your names,” I instructed, holding out the markers. My brother took one, winking as he wrote ‘Betsy the Boob Queen’ on it before slapping it onto his left boob. “Just in case anyone asks whose team I’m playing for now,” he laughed. My dad, not to be outdone, scribbled ‘Double D Daddy’ on his tag and attached it above his cleavage. “I can’t believe I'm doing this... but hey, gotta have a sense of humor, right?” A few moments later, my other brother, with a grumpy face and tagged ‘Hairapalooza’ noted, “I’m feeling like Cousin

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