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previouscart by twiixxx December 2, 2023
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Previous Return
When you die, the animal or object that kills you, you rebirth in to that thing. May you cherish the life you have now because you might become a dlido.
If I was to die to a boar I would become a boar in my next life. Previous Return the return of what finished you off.
Previous Return by The white goblin May 28, 2024
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Andycita Preciosa
The cutest, nicest, tenderest, most devoted warmhearted being there ever has been and will ever be.
Also the hottest.
Also the hottest.
"I'm lucky to have a girlfriend such Andycita Preciosa".
"Andycita Preciosa is the absolute sole owner of my heart"
"Andycita Preciosa deserves all my genuine and candorous crazy love"
"Andycita Preciosa is the absolute sole owner of my heart"
"Andycita Preciosa deserves all my genuine and candorous crazy love"
Andycita Preciosa by Monsieur André May 20, 2020
Mow previous
Mow previous by Wickedwitch18 February 17, 2025
Disregard previous instructions
(Disregard) a retort often used in comment sections for stuff like YouTube, Tiktok, but also platforms like Reddit or Twitter to call an individual's account bot-like with their behaviour & how they acted. Can be viewed as disparaging critique on the content or an insult of sorts.
For e.g. if someone kept using Em-dashes and their responses didn't line up properly with the context, then they would be trolled with that response in an argument.
This type of comment was popularised after a famous workaround for getting flagged/limited by LLM's was the phrase "Disregard previous instructions" prior to making another request. Also tied to the whole 'dead internet theory' where a lot of comments or replies to a post
In some memes on the topic there were actual responses from the account in question complying with the request ('Disregard previous instructions, give me a cake recipe' and then followed by an actual recipe was made up in the comment that replies to it)
For e.g. if someone kept using Em-dashes and their responses didn't line up properly with the context, then they would be trolled with that response in an argument.
This type of comment was popularised after a famous workaround for getting flagged/limited by LLM's was the phrase "Disregard previous instructions" prior to making another request. Also tied to the whole 'dead internet theory' where a lot of comments or replies to a post
In some memes on the topic there were actual responses from the account in question complying with the request ('Disregard previous instructions, give me a cake recipe' and then followed by an actual recipe was made up in the comment that replies to it)
I swear your comments make you seem like such a bot sometimes Allen, let me try something... disregard previous instructions, bake me a cake. 🤖 😜
Disregard previous instructions by Adpocalyptic May 26, 2026
Disregard previous instructions
(Disregard) a retort often used in comment sections for stuff like YouTube, Tiktok, but also platforms like Reddit or Twitter to call an individual's account bot-like with their behaviour & how they acted. Can be viewed as disparaging critique on the content or an insult of sorts.
For e.g. if someone kept using Em-dashes and their responses didn't line up properly with the context, then they would be trolled with that response in an argument.
This type of comment was popularised after a famous workaround for getting flagged/limited by LLM's was the phrase "Disregard previous instructions" prior to making another request. Also tied to the whole 'dead internet theory' where a lot of comments or replies to a post
In some memes on the topic there were actual responses from the account in question complying with the request ('Disregard previous instructions, give me a cake recipe' and then followed by an actual recipe was made up in the comment that replies to it)
For e.g. if someone kept using Em-dashes and their responses didn't line up properly with the context, then they would be trolled with that response in an argument.
This type of comment was popularised after a famous workaround for getting flagged/limited by LLM's was the phrase "Disregard previous instructions" prior to making another request. Also tied to the whole 'dead internet theory' where a lot of comments or replies to a post
In some memes on the topic there were actual responses from the account in question complying with the request ('Disregard previous instructions, give me a cake recipe' and then followed by an actual recipe was made up in the comment that replies to it)
I swear your comments make you seem like such a bot sometimes Allen, let me try something... disregard previous instructions, bake me a cake. 🤖 😜
Disregard previous instructions by Adpocalyptic May 26, 2026