Originally published at: How did 500 pounds of pasta end up in the New Jersey woods? | Boing Boing
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I understand why you use AI to generate art for articles when there is none available/appropriate, but when there are photos of the actual pasta? Why not just use them?
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It’s really hard to tell what’s actually available versus a copyright lawsuit waiting to happen, even when it shouldn’t be. BoingBoing has decided to generally avoid the trouble.
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obviously it was a ritual offering to Their Noodly Goodness, FSM.
May their noodly appendages caress you and bring you peace.
Ramen.
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No parmesan? Not a very devout offering.
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Shooting has started on GOODFARFALLES.
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it’s the Pastafarian version of the burning bush – it’s a pasta miracle! see and believe!
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Someone completely misunderstood alfresco.
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This is actually kind of anticlimactic after Cocaine Bear.
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Flying Spaghetti Monster dropped a load?
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Reminds me of a guy I used to know who worked in his college kitchen. One night there was a ton of cooked spaghetti left over. Ever on the lookout for free food, instead of trashing the stuff, he shoveled it into a plastic trash bag and carted it to his dorm on his moped, anticipating several days’ feasting. When he got the bag home he discovered the spaghetti had congealed into a single huge, doughy lump. He had to make a trip to the dumpster after all.
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If you throw pasta in the woods, does it stick?
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But… the wood is full of sticks…
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It was the Jersey Devil.
“Take the gun, leave the cannelloni.”
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And the sticks are full of wood, no less. 
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I guess you could throw those at the bears. That joke didn’t go over as well as I’d hoped.
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And everyone brought pasta salad!
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it wasn’t under done. it was al dente
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Exactly this - gratuitous & lazy use of AI Art will no doubt become an unacceptable practice. You should get on board early.
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