I think I would struggle to be that lazy.

I miss the thinking of the Moonshots whatever those were called.

Does their CEO have a signature that looks like a penis?

Sure but didn’t the plot line with Nucleus come in a later season?

Secondly, I am pretty certain the Google logo was always in the opening credits.

Okay, but did Google calculate how many dicks they could jerk off for maximum efficiency?

I thought it was vinegar and salt?

Many entry level MacBooks of the last decade have probably been 8 GB. I have a M1 MacBook Air and that is 8 GB. It is fine for me.

I’d prefer the Darkest Timeline at this point. At least cool doppelgängers from a alternate reality of Greendale, Colorado will try to do something.

If you didn’t leave when the API pricing went up, everything is your fault.

Do they like creepy paper?

I have a friend who has a pride colored anthropomorphic plush penis that he lets his cat play with.

I have to look after my mom’s three cats for two weeks, which she insists will want to sleep next to me.

Usually they don’t want to be near me.

So they count being morally dead as a disqualifying factor too?

you said she beat him

It’s already fucked up that he legally gets to call himself a co-founder for simply being on the board.

I knew from the cropped thumbnail it was Ryan George.

Sadly I have a video for this topic.

https://youtu.be/bYyiS8AT3ug

The Trump Administration is trying to make preventing this illegal.

Dildos?

It was a shock that Brie said she regretted the role of Diane Nguyen. There was nothing about the character that was specifically about being Vietnamese woman or Asian that was a big characterization for Diane. Even in the last season, the episode which she travels to Vietnam didn’t include anything which whitewashed the character. That is the only time in Bojack Horseman that the series addressed the ethnicity of the character. Even in the episode she travels to Boston to visit family, it never brought up cultural things. Never once heard backlash against Brie for voicing the character. As an Asian, I never felt uncomfortable with the Brie voicing an Asian person.