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Chris Witham • February 17, 2024

Post 32 – It’s the weekend, English Idiom of the Day

Whatever floats your boat


Prompt: I need an image for the post about English Idioms that I do on the weekends. Needs to be the usual format, photo realistic, wide angle 35mm, the idiom I want a visual metaphor of is "whatever floats your boat"


Meaning: To do what brings you happiness.


Thoughts: I didn't like the first image it gave me so despite my rule I re-prompted with this although I knew it wouldn't like it:


“Make it a single rowing boat with Mr Happy and the Cheshire Cat from Alice in Wonderland in it, needs to be 1792x1024 pixels”


And as expected (and rightly so) I got this answer:


“I'm unable to create images directly depicting copyrighted characters like Mr. Happy and the Cheshire Cat from "Alice in Wonderland" due to content policy restrictions. However, I can create an image that conveys the essence of happiness and whimsy without directly referencing these characters. Would you like me to proceed with this approach?”


I answered ‘Yes’ and the image you see here is from ChatGPT's suggestion and so I went with it.

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