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Wheren’t those actual humans?

I saw a television commercial for a electrical repair service that advertised something called a “pumpkin spice special” (no detail on what it is in the ad).

Whatever you do, don’t do it again or God will reply.

They completely missed the point of Tetris.

I do it once a year at a convention, in Las Vegas. But I keep in contact otherwise.

That is not the right badge. My mistake. Forgot they made the transition in GEN.

Be careful. Someone could be allergic to that screenshot.

🎵_I’m begging you to not enroll at City College._🎵

Not a comedy, but David Cronenberg has a erotic thriller called Crash which is about people who get involved in car crashes.

No I haven’t seen it.

They’ve prove that police are just dumb as fuck.

You have both by not having you around, asshole.

I hold back the urge to punch one of my superiors at work when ever I speak to them lately because I realize they wear these.

That was the villain bro.

I’ve watched a true crime doc that had some re-enactment (well not of a crime) filler, if that makes sense. Like actor who stands outside a house. Anyways they showed a car navigation system and my city was listed for a list of supposed places this person had visited. It seemed to have been generated at random. No evidence they had actually been to my city.

Hopefully this made sense. It was American Nightmare on Netflix.

Not sure I’d say Miss Piggy’s behavior is “ham”-like to their face.

Clearly a MIDI.

Your mom eats roads?

To paraphrase what Connor Trinneer (Star Trek: Enterprise) has said: you didn’t realize you were doing that and they’ll put those sounds in post.

The problem with Google Glass is that had a form factor which limited what could be done. On top of that it was a beta product and you technically needed to be a developer with I think C language knowledge to be allowed to purchase one. Even if you could buy it the device was like $1,000+ because it wasn’t a consumer ready model.

Nah… they literally wanted you to get it hired at the BlackBerry maker Research in Motion.