Unraveled: In the episode "When can Mario retire?", BDG tries to figure out the economy of the Mushroom Kingdom.
However, an image of a Google search of such shows the only result is for a porn star martini. When she sees that a company called Porn Star helped create the game, she says she won't research them because she fears the results the Internet will give her.
Inverted in Professor Juice's review of Airblade.Downplayed since the gag is he got exactly what he asked for, but the results were less helpful and more distracting than he expected. Both times the camera cuts to an identical shot with noticeably lower lighting, suggesting he was looking at the results for a very long time. To get some inspiration, he Googles "sexy phrases" and later "sexy women". In Brett Domino's first video on "How To Make A Hit Pop Song", he advises that pop lyrics should be sexy.While they're gone, Dale commands his glasses (which double as a personal computer) to look up "why would an AnthroPC need to go to the bathroom", then instantly regrets it. Momo makes the same excuse despite being robotic, presumably intending to talk to her alone. Questionable Content: While eating at a diner with Dale, Marigold excuses herself to go to the bathroom.
When Bob asks him what's wrong, Thaddeus replies shakily, "Badly. The Petri Dish: One strip has Thaddeus sitting on the floor looking horrified.detail, about what he wanted to do with her in bed. "Well no problem," she says cheerfully, tapping on her keyboard, "let me just look those up." The next frame has her staring at her computer screen in horror, and in the final frame she's haunted by dreams of a leering James Joyce saying I wrote you a letter while she huddles in bed whimpering "Get away from me James Joyce." note Joyce's letters to Nora went into. Hark! A Vagrant: Someone suggests to Kate Beaton that she should write a comic about the letters James Joyce sent to Nora Barnacle.
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