Same goes for the sequel’s theme song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5UJj0RtE6Rk

Jesus tucked and rolled about 40 miles back.

Jesus Christ: “I want nothing to do with this.”

As a teacher I give this reply an A+.

Filming the show required Sudeikis to move to the UK, away from his family. This caused him to feel estranged from his wife and kids. So he announced he would quit after the third season and moved back to the US. Very similar to what his character Ted Lasso was going through in the show, minus the divorce and awkward step-father situation.

I’m sure he’ll come back to the show a few times if they park a truck full of money in his driveway, but he’s no longer going to be the star.

Whole-grain cereal for breakfast, a bunch of fruit for lunch, …and a double whopper meal for dinner!

It may as well be astrophysics for some people.

This happened quite a while ago. But don’t expect Jason Sudeikis to be more than a guest star, though. He quit the show for a reason.

Blue means the iMessage protocol is being used by all parties. So that means things like end-to-end encryption, data-driven messaging and photos, videos, rich replies, effects, voice replies, etc…

Green means the SMS protocol is being used by at least one person so everything is dumbed down to what SMS can do.

It’s going to stay green, just that green now includes end-to-end encryption as long as all parties are using RMS.

tosses the gun at Aura’s feet

“Kill yourself.”

She conceals her carry better than any mage.

Blacktron and Ice Miners, that’s when Lego peaked.

Maybe we don’t need to, but it feels natural.

lets cat in

“I am once again asking to go outside.”

Nick Fury appears before Yucca Valley man

“Like it or not, you’re part of a much larger world.”

“I saw a mudcrab the other day. Dreadful creatures!”

And the Holy Spirit did come unto the congregation.

Battlestar Galactica screenshot identified.

In all fairness, Apple using AI to transcribe podcasts has been a tremendous success. Like, making four or five mistakes across an hour of casual speech. And those mistakes are usually contextual blind spots (like writing “lift” when someone said “Lyft” the company.)

“When I first heard about the role, my thought was, ‘I’m sure I’ll get hungry while working.’ Then, once we actually started working…I got really hungry, which was difficult.“

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