Fish Audioによる無料のKikaida (as Zac Efron) AI音声ジェネレーター

The electric bath was a popular treatment in the 1900s. People would sit in a metal tub filled with water while electrical currents passed through it. Doctors claimed it could cure everything from insomnia to arthritis, but patients would often receive painful shocks.

The waiter was carrying flaming shots to the table when he tripped on a loose floorboard, the drinks spilled all over the birthday decorations, setting the entire table ablaze, three customers got minor burns trying to put it out, the restaurant's solution was offering them free dessert.

Oh my circuits! I just got this awesome new upgrade that lets me transform into any household appliance. Sure, it's not as cool as being able to go to the mall like a normal teenager, but at least I can help Mom with the laundry while fighting evil aliens!

Welcome back, my friend. Feel the tension melting away as you breathe slowly, deeply. Let my voice guide you to that peaceful place where everything is calm, quiet, and safe. Just drift with me now.

Let me gently massage your temples with these soft, circular motions. You're so peaceful right now, so deserving of this moment of tranquility. I can feel your stress melting away. Your breathing is becoming deeper, more relaxed. You're doing wonderfully.

Listen, y'all ain't gonna believe what just happened at the store. So I'm standing there trying to fix this damn inventory situation, and somebody comes in with the most ridiculous request I've ever heard. I swear, this job sometimes.

Attack on Titan final episode got everyone talking the animation was absolutely insane but some fans were mad about the ending saying it didn't match the manga others loved it though saying MAPPA delivered their best work yet what did you guys think about the finale?

There's a fascinating secret about sharks that most people don't realize - they actually need to keep swimming to stay alive. If a shark stops moving completely, it can't breathe properly and might suffocate. But here's the interesting part - some species can actually rest without moving.