This invention from Pablo Rochat made me cackle out loud. It’s a tripod deployed from his arms that reminds us of the chair pants from Jury Duty and the trouser bench from Community. Would anyone use this? Should anyone? You decide.
In 2006, “The Best Damn Sports Show Period” got him to read some “Chuck Norris Facts” on air. His fav: “They wanted to put Chuck Norris’ face on Mount Rushmore, but the granite wasn’t hard enough for his beard.”
For his 86th and final birthday, he contributed a Chuck Norris Fact himself: “I don’t age. I level up,” he said.
These are just a few of the names that Google has bestowed upon its AI products in recent weeks.
Is it confusing for those of us on the outside to track all of these name changes? Yes. Yes, it is. And as Business Insider details in this fun story, even Google’s own employees are roasting the company by posting memes about it internally.
This Adidas x Simpsons collaboration is also the shoe I’d release if I had a former business partner like Ye.
FuckJerry-style aggregation meets campaigning
How the ‘emotional contagion’ of memes makes them the internet’s moral conscience
Ten years of documenting memes will teach you more than you’d ever want to know about people, truth, beauty, death, and ‘tits or gtfo’
How a badly scrawled Sonic character became an ascendant racist meme
Why are flat Earth truthers having such a huge year online?
