I thought the SNL live studio audience was supposed to laugh.

I’m sure I’m not the first nor last person to state that you are an asshole.

I’m with you and I live in a city. Yes, it’s noisy already but wtf people.

I’m with you and I live in a city. Yes, it’s noisy already but wtf people.

He went catatonic trying to decide between Sprite and Coke!

I’d argue that the engine is pretty high up there in importance.

These are all former employees of Cladiac and Beeman W.

She’s probably worried about being asked about her tattoo of a thermos.

I like the fake worried, furrowed, scolding looks of three anchorwomen. “No, Florida! NO!”

Netflix and......nevermind.

Don’t worry, that van was going to be scraped anyway, as evidenced by the bare wheels scraping on the concrete.

He’s British.

This is the new battle-damage Prius

Look at all those wagging tails, those dogs are psyched!

That’s exactly what my patent-pending parking enforcer saw is for. You’re over the line? Blocking my driveway? Front wheel in my flower bed? You lose that slice of car.

How would it know the difference between a drunk driver and the average shitty driver, though?

Toyo-YOYOYO!!!!

Replying to cancel out your one star.

I think that those three specific eras are ones where casual violence was much more prevalent.

Yes, but one thing is how a machine processes all this info to output a human facsimile. The other is how we as humans react to a facsimile (human or animal) ‘experiencing’ what we do.

I don’t think it’s that they become ‘alive’ or real like humans; more the machine trying to process all this contrary, complex, and chaotic data we humans do on a regular basis.