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    • A preppie kid labelled Facebook, a punk labelled MySpace, and a kid in a suit with a cell phone labelled LinkedIn
    • Facilitator: We're brainstorming here, and there are no dumb ideas. But if we weren't brainstorming, that would have been a really, really dumb idea.
    • (two women talking) He's the kind of guy you'd like as a Facebook friend, but not as a friend friend
    • (couple gazing at a magnificent sunset from a tall cliff) I see this, and it fills me with hope that there's some way to monetize it.
    • (teams of developers, facing off) Browser War Re-enactors
    • (man talking to woman at bar) That status line was a long time ago. I'm a different person now.
    • (woman at computer, to three people behind her) Good news: our site is now full compliant with accessibility standards. So the visually-impaired can hate it as much as everyone else does.
    • (woman to man at bar who is using mobile phone) What are you doing..? Omigod! You're checking out my LinkedIn profile, aren't you?!
    • (woman in bed with penguin, to angry husband) Oh, come one. You must have suspected SOMETHING when I switched to Linux.
    • (woman at door, to candidate) Look, I'm sorry - there's just no way I can vote for a candidate who'd use Comic Sans as body type.
    • (man holding woman's hand) I'm so glad you agreed to meet in person. There are some things that just can't be said in 140 characters.
    • (woman looking at computer while partner sneaks out the door, carrying luggage) Heh... check out this Facebook bug. It just changed my relationship status to 'single'.
    • (woman in bed to man) I'm glad you enjoyed that. People who liked that technique also enjoyed these other sexual techniques...
    • (man using mobile phone in hospital, to partner who is in labor) Check it out, honey! Twitter 'replies' now include 'mentions'!
    • (woman using laptop, to man) I can't talk to you right now. I'm catching up on your tweets.
    • (woman to man in bed) The following may be recorded for quality assurance purposes.
    • (man to woman) I don't think I really understood the digital divide until you got a faster computer than mine.
    • (concerned man to woman) Whoa! That post is going to get you kicked out of social media!
    • (prosecutor to accused) To quote further from people’s exhibit A, your Twitter feed, “@holdupguy I’m in the getaway vehicle with the money and hostages. Where RU?”
    • The jury's decision is unanimous: 'We want more comfortable stools.'Series of ribbons, one of which reads 'I wandered in here by mistake and now I'm paralyzed by fear.'
    • Panel 1: Manager says to job applicant, "Your resumé says you're a social media guru. What does that entail?" Panel 2: He says, "I retweet other social media gurus." Panel 3: She says, "Wow! That's the kind of skill we just can't get enough of! You're hired!" He says "Really?!" Panel 4: She says "No, of course not."
    • (one person attacked by a monster, to another person) Remind me - which bucket does this kind of situation belong in?
    • My sketchbook for the flight to BlogWorld in Las Vegas
    • Book cover: The Networked Nonprofit
    • Disgruntled actor: Gracious, shmacious. I'm damned if I'm going to applaud when I've been beaten for best actor by an Xtranormal character.
    • (a passenger deliberately bores her seatmate with stories of a frustrating executive director, to prevent him from boring her with stories about his grandkids)
    • Alternate version of cartoon with @biz
    • (two people about to bury a body) This is the last time. After this, we're even for the time you lent me that dongle I needed for my presentation.
    • Steve Jobs' black turtleneck hangs next to Gretzky's hockey sweater
    • (flying lizards eat a fleeing populace. One person tells another) So far, the new normal sucks.
    • (frustrated laptop user) Well, that was a total waste. I just thought of an idea that's too long for Twitter, too short for Google+ and too smart for Facebook
    • (Terminator robots hunt for two people in a post-apocalyptic future - one of them tells the other) Oh, that reminds me - Happy Cyber Monday.
    • (man on talk show tells host) I got famous the same way everyone else does these days: my Reddit IAmA got turned into a blockbuster summer movie.
    • Woman has dumped drink on man's head. Man's friend says 'I'd say the key metric here is your bounce rate.'
    • (woman looks at smartphone while coworker assembles odd little devices) Our days as anonymous builders of reality distortion field emitters may be over.
    • Notes from a session on digital activism
    • (cave person) Sure, me think fire is cool. But me worry about its impact on our brains.
    • (TV news anchor) I've just been handed some breaking news... or to those of you on Twitter, 'that thing we've already been talking about for days.'
    • (one scientist to another) Okay, yes. With the benefit of hindsight, it's a lot more likely you said
    • (man on date) I'll have you know I'm plenty empathetic. I've seen every Khan Academy video on human emotion. Twice.
    • A cartoon essay supporting the iPad (and stylus) as a drawing tool
    • (Doctor to patient whose nose has impaled an iPad) No need to be embarrassed. We see a lot of using-a-tablet-on-the-treadmill injuries these days.
    • Spock does a victory dance when his algorithm beats Kirk's gut feeling to win an election pool
    • The risks of hanging your graphs 90º off-kilter.
    • woman hefting cat in the air and kissing it for increasing her non-profit's CTR and fundraising results
    • Parent to kids: Classic Plus-level children will come to dinner now. Prestige Super Medallion and Executive Diamond-level children may have another five minutes of TV.
    • One troll looks over another's shoulder at a mobile device and says "Pick that! It looks nasty." Caption: New theory - there must be an app that tells trolls where the latest online crap-storm is happening, so they can pile on.
    • Two secret agents outside Google Headquarters: 'It's a quick in-and-out: I'll create a diversion, you rescue Google Reader, and we'll rendezvous at GitHub.'
    • Twitter scientist: At last - I've invented the carriage return!
    • (child holding a stuffed bear) No hidden nanny camera, no voice synthesizer - in what way is this a teddy bear?
    • Uncharitable
    • Boss to two employees: Dammit, people - this Prism thing's all over the news, and I'll bet we don't even have a marketing presence there.
    • Work Smarter with LinkedIn pinnable graphic
    • A couple has dinner while a giant eyeball stares at them from outside. One of the couple tells the other, 'Relax - it can only see metadata.'
    • Cartoon: Microsoft staffer explains to customer that the company doesn't want to pay $7.2 billion to buy his old 5190 handset.
    • Woman writing on a sheet of glass, Help! I'm trapped in an unoriginal stock photo!
    • One eight-year-old to another: "I'm Satoshi Nakamoto."
    • A woman asks Siri some increasingly metaphysical questions. Siri suggests a marijuana dispensary.
    • Cop arresting a suspect: You have the right to remain silent. You grant us a non-exclusive, irrevocable, sub-licensable worldwide license to use anything you do say in any medium now known or later developed, including against you in a court of law.
    • (one woman to a friend) - Wait: are you saying Secret is doing NOTHING for my Klout score?
    • (guy in suit to woman at computer) Listen, until this whole trademarking-Pi thing is resolved, Legal wants us to stop using circles in our designs.
    • (woman using mobile device) I keep dialing, but I can't get through to Hachette. (Caption: #1 most-reported issue with the Amazon Fire Phone)
    • (Facebook rep at a boardroom table) Suppose, gentlemen, we could deliver to your pharmaceutical companies an audience of more than a billion inexplicably depressed people.
    • (one person to another in a grocery store) Oh, you know - bug fixes and performance upgrades. What's new with you?
    • (grandfather to dad, who is using a tablet while his daughter plays on the floor) In my day, if you wanted to be emotionally unavailable to your children, you did it the old-fashioned way - with a good book or a newspaper.
    • (Facilitator at a whiteboard where Google Apps for Getting Shit DONE is circled, speaking to a group. One woman has her hand raised.) So unless anyone has any suggestions, I think we have our new brand identit— yes, Megan?
    • (worried web strategist) On the bright side, our SEO strategy seems to be compliant with the right to be forgotten.
    • (mom yelling upstairs) And don't come down until you've confronted your race, class and gender privilege, young man!
    • A nativity scene with the baby Jesus saying: Actually, it's about ethics in gaming journalism.
    • (developer with one eye stacked on top of the other) What's with all these people complaining that our app only offers portrait-mode video?
    • Woman with smart watch: In the long run, I want to hack it to deflect bullets. For now, it just plays the Wonder Woman theme.
    • (Woman reviewing another woman's resume) Look, your C++ and Node.js skills are all well and good. But what the market's really looking for right now is redstone.
    • (Woman holds tablet displaying cover of Work Smarter With Social Media) Why not give it a shot? It's not like working stupider with social media has gotten us anywhere.
    • (Captain Renaud from Casablanca) Major Strasser has launched a social media strategy. Round up the usual metrics.
    • A cartoon depicting a sad work anniversary
    • (woman to man taking up three transit seats with all of his gadgets) Dude, you're totally techspreading.
    • One person hands a fitness tracker to another, who is standing in front of a sign that reads I Will Walk Around All Day Wearing Your Fitness Tracker: $50
    • One woman holding another's hand, saying: And then it hit me: when I checked out who had liked, shared, retweeted or favourited my posts, it wasn’t Marcia’s name I was looking for. It was yours, Ava. It’s always been yours.
    • Shazam! charges a mobile phone by holding it in the air and getting struck by lightning
    • (Dad with baby son introduces himself) I'm an email marketer. My name's Jerry, and this here's %FIRSTNAME%.
    • An algorithm is elected President
    • (storytime librarian to kids) And just as the three bears were about to devour Goldilocks, you know what happened? ...Well, you'll have to subscribe to the library's podcast to find out.
    • (dad with daughter playing cymbals and drums while mom records a podcast) Oh, riiiight. You're recording. But you can just fix that in Audacity, right?
    • There are so many pieces to weigh: Rashmi's phone call to Mark. Vince's missing keycard records. Dani's movements on that afternoon in April. After 29 episodes, I feel like I'm no closer to figuring out who's really been taking my yogurt from the staff lunchroom.
    • An airplane in-seat entertainment center filled with movies you don't want to see
    • (guy holding t-shirt that says Bob Is Awesome!) Hi! You don't know me, but I'm Bob. Could you please wear this shirt everywhere you go?
    • (large number of lawyers with binders and briefcases, to a single worried-looking podcaster) Our legal team has jusssst a few changes to suggest.
    • (dog in front of a microphone, to another dog) You know how on the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog? Not the case with podcasting.
    • Podcast consultant to client: It's a standard per-produced-minute rate. Unless you let me put a cool Darth Vader effect on your voice, in which case I do it for free.
    • (two people watching a mushroom cloud) This is probably our very last chance to check our Klout scores.
    • (Student in detention class, speaking into a microphone) Welcome to episode 67 of DetentionCast. I'm your host, Susie, and with me as always is Vice-Principal Weasel-Face.
    • (CIA agent to assassin) We were going to give this job to Rabinovitch. But then we heard your podcast about untraceable fast-acting neurotoxins...
    • (A barefoot woman and man, both without noses. The woman is speaking.) Apparently there's been another huge data breach. They got users' names, passwords, noses and shoes.
    • (hiker in forest discovers Promoted tag, and thinks...) Well, shit.
    • (USS Enterprise being pulled into a vortex) It's no use, Captain - we're caught in a sales funnel.
    • (two people looking at a burning iPhone) All I did was ask Siri whether Ancillary Justice passes the Bechdel Test, and then my phone started getting warm, and then...
    • (an inspirational speaker, to her audience) I want you to say, Yeah! My life is one big non-semantic div! And I want my life’s code to start validating!
    • (frustrated parent to teen in kitchen) We've given you every opportunity a kid could want. But have you had even ONE breakout viral hit?"
    • (Mom to daughter with sick dog) I know it’s hard. But Rex is very old and sick, and the most humane thing we can do is end his suffering, and let him get acquired by Yahoo.
    • (guy in hoodie to devil in business attire) So that's a no, but let's touch base again after I see how the Series A round goes.
    • You two have to find a better way to communicate than open letters on Medium.
    • (parent to child) Sure, it starts with having your own phone. But soon you're on 4chan, playing the Knockout Game and recruiting other kids for ISIS.
    • E-book cartoon shows (kid holding paper book) It's okay, I guess. I just miss the tactile experience of swiping to turn the page.
    • (one woman to another, on board a giant yacht) And to think, none of this would be possible if you hadn’t tried using the Konami Code on your banking app.
    • (writer on Skype call) Yes, yes, I'm aware of the irony of missing my deadline for the piece on task management software.
    • (woman to business partner) I'm beat. Can we just make money today, and disrupt some other time?
    • (woman holding unicorn) Now the bad news. You're going to have to find housing in the Bay Area.
    • (couple walks down a highway with a gas can; one speaks to the other) Someday, we'll #throwbackthursday this and laugh.
    • (woman sitting in living room talking to drone while man sits in kitchen with remote control) Yes, Greg, I'm still mad.
    • (bartender to large letter X) And Apple laid you off after 16 years?! Rough, dude.
    • (someone reading the sign at the entrance to the Pearly Gates) Hold on. That's not Helvetica. It's Arial! ...Oh, my god! I'm actually in HELL!
    • (a MacBook and iPhone swear at each other; an onlooker speaks to her friend) I just put them next to each other and said, "Hey, Siri - what's better, macOS or iOS?"
    • Hold message on phone: ...Thank you for continuing to hold. Your call is important to us. Not so important that we’d actually hire enough staff to answer it promptly, but definitely important-ish.
    • Sure, you can pick my brain. Provided I can pick your wallet.
    • (Police officer interrogating woman) Oh, sure you'd never DREAM of voiding your warranty by fixing your devices yourself. So just what are you doing with a Torx wrench in your pocket?!
    • (Peeved guy looking at smartphone) I can't believe it. It's 10 a.m., and I still don't know who we're supposed to be mass-shaming today.
    • (Bemused Pikachu at a bus stop to an onlooker) You think YOU'RE sick of this...
    • (Woman with several Pokémon for sale, explaining why she is bankrupt) Data charges.
    • Apparently, my parenting responsibilities now include catching Pokemon for my kid on my morning commute.
    • (Three people walking; one is trying - and failing - to draw on a whiteboard) So far, everything's working with our walking meetings except the whiteboard.
    • Cartoon: a supervisor asks an employee in the middle of a meditation session how that donor retention report is coming
    • (Doctor leaning over hospital patient, speaking to colleague) He's saying 'Grant... deadline... on Thursday.'
    • (sleepless woman in bed, to her partner) Well, on the upside, I'm a shoo-in to win the office sleep-deprivation pool.
    • (one coworker to another as they look at a small, incessantly yapping dog) Clearly, there's some nuance to this "relieve stress by bringing a dog to the office" thing.
    • (Therapist to angry man holding two pieces of clipboard) I believe "snapped self-assessment quiz clipboard in half with bare hands" is a 3.8 on the Scarcella-Turgemeyer Stress Scale.
    • (Bartender to customer) Okay, one more triple bacon-infused tequila. But I'm adding a kale garnish because wellness.
    • (one of two people with adult coloring books) I'm doing the picture of the nonprofit staffer now. Do you have a color that says "totally stressed and burning out"?
    • Cartoon: stressed-out people working overtime at the Center for Work-Life balance
    • (Child to an Elf on the Shelf) Snitches get stitches.
    • (battered knight to wizard) I have found the Sacred Hidden Link, chanted the Incantation of the Unknown Username, and slain the Captcha Dragon. I now claim my reward: unsubscribe me from your damn newsletter.
    • (A showroom of smart TVs, all displaying the word #RESIST. One salesperson speaks to another.) Call head office. They're sentient.
    • A developer has created a fitness app that expresses your running speed as a proportion of the speed of light to seven significant digits. It turns out to just be an image of the digits 0.000000.
    • Two cars with bumper stickers: one says My child is an honor student at Central High School; the other says My kid's post got 30,000 reblogs on Tumblr
    • Man with e-reader that says "People who gave up on this book also gave up on..." and shows several other books.
    • (Flight attendant makes announcement) We know you had many equally unappealing options for your travel today. We're glad you settled for us.
    • (One woman speaking to another at a party) This may just be the wine talking, but I'm a robust '06 Shiraz with blackcurrant notes, a complex structure and intriguing depth.
    • (speaker to speechwriter) I get that I need to end with a call to action. But why can't that call to action be "Give me a standing ovation"?
    • (Child speaking into mobile device) Hey, Siri, remind me in 50 years that I meant to do so much more with my life.
    • (A Klingon warrior delivers the weather forecast) Winds were light today with moderate humidity: a good day to die. Expect showers tomorrow, heavy at times. All in all, a good day to die. Clearing overnight and sunny the next day. A good day to die.
    • (Man looks in bathroom mirror, speaks confidently) You are on the fastest route. You are on the most direct route.
    • (Patient to therapist) Isn’t it enough that I’ve learned to love the person I pretend to be on Facebook?
    • (Woman speaking to Amazon Echo) Alexa, stop responding t my requests with “It’s your funeral.”
    • (Couple in front of a burning house; one comforts the other) On the other hand: inbox zero.
    • (Client to vendor) You’ve clearly worked hard on this pitch. But the cold embrace of the grave awaits us all, and I don’t see anything here that changes that.
    • (A robot speaking to a heartbroken robot) I am sorry that my leaving causes you pain. But the algorithm wants what the algorithm wants.
    • Woman to grump man: “I’d forgotten how pissy you get when one of your tweets gets ratioed.”
    • (person photographing roses with a phone) Sometimes you just have to stop and Instagram the roses.
    • (parent to child) We're worried about you, honey. You've fallen in with a bad crowd, you're picking up bad habits, and you're using beta plugins on a production WordPress site.
    • (Phone sales clerk to customer) I know we offer Facebook, Twitter, Google, Netflix, eBay, Amazon, YouTube and Disney. But I’ve never heard of this “Internet” you’re asking about.
    • Condolence cards for poor Skype connections, failed operating system upgrades, lost Word documents, exceeded data caps, waterlogged phones, data breaches and subscription models. Oh, and Facebook Messenger.
    • (woman at bar) Everyone confuses Sarah Dorfmann, the real me, with “Sarah Dorfmann,” the character I play at work, at home and in all of my relationships.
    • (a couple in a kitchen dripping with sprayed food, which came from inside an Instant Pot) This might be a good time to review the difference between ‘quick’ and ‘natural’ pressure release.
    • Person 1: “Are you playing computer solitaire? I thought you had a big writing deadline.” 2: “I do. This is part of my process.” 2 suddenly screams: “I’ll never finish on time and I’ll die alone and unloved!!” 1: “Also part of your process?” 2: “Also part of my process.”
    • (cartoon of a woman reading a newspaper, and talking to an Amazon Echo Dot that has just activated) I'm pretty sure "random sound of rustling newsprint" isn't your wake word, Alexa.
    • (secret agent being threatened by a giant laser) You seriously think this is going to intimidate me? It has a home button AND a visible bezel.
    • (woman consoling her partner) Try to remember, sweetheart: your users are rating your app. They aren't rating you.
    • Dog using computer, and using the command line. The command “whois AGoodDog” gets the reply “You are! You are!” The dog’s tail is wagging.
    • Man on airplane to seatmate: “It’s funny you’re wearing headphones, because I just read this article about a study that showed lots of people can’t pick up on basic privacy-seeking cues like, wait for it, *wearing headphones.*”
    • Man in front of house to children: “Sorry, kids. We can’t get in until the house reboots.”
    • Cartoon: crows gathered in a circle around a dead crow. One of the crows says “I never know what to say at these things.”
    • (one adult in business attire to another) I feel like I've been cosplaying an adult for the last thirty-five years
    • (futuristic person talking to a time traveler) Unlike the primitive nation-states of your time period, here in the 26th century Earth is organized into a network of warring subreddits.
    • Cartoon captioned “How to tell if your kid is going to be a public speaker”. It shows a child on a playground slide saying to a parent, “Can I have the next slide, please?”
    • (conversation between a man and an Amazon echo) “Alexa, how much time is left?” “3 days, 7 hours, 41 minutes and 22 seconds.” “I meant on my pasta timer.” “2 minutes, 41 seconds.” A moment later, the man looks suddenly worried.
    • Landlord to prospective tenant: “ I’ll be honest: this suite’s pretty bare-bones. Just the necessities: sink, hotplate, bathroom with a shower, and of course a podcasting studio.”
    • (applicant to loan officer) At the moment, most of my assets are tied up in being owned by other people.
    • (man getting into bed, to his lover) This will be recorded for quality assurance purposes.
    • (one sibling to another, while holding hand on pregnant mother's belly) Come quick! You can feel the baby's notifications!
    • Speech bubbles with many positive comments, and a single negative one. A caption points to it, reading “The one comment I take to heart”
    • (a couple peek out from behind their curtains at their driveway, where a John Cusack-like figure is holding a Say-Anything-like boombox over his head) “Under the circumstances, you really have to admire their commitment to donor engagement.”
    • Merit badges: Learned Zoom, Showered Today, Fed Myself, Dressed by 3:00 PM, Spoke to Another Adult, Did Some Work Instead of Laundry, Over 250 Steps This Week More or Less
    • (woman lying on sofa with laptop, talking on phone) Hey, dad... remember when I’d be playing video games, and you’d tell me that hanging out on the sofa all day staring at a screen is no preparation for the real world?
    • (teacher on a laptop, speaking to a student via video) A misconfigured DNS server ate your homework — really? That old excuse?
    • (one man to another worried man, in bed) Hey, it happens, and it's nothing to worry about. But I don't think you can blame it on Zoom fatigue.
    • (woman in an empty boardroom and deserted workplace, to a large video screen of faces) It’s great to be back in the office so we can all meet face to face!
    • (person on video call, holding puppy up to the camera) And now Miss Fuzzywiggles will take us through our third-quarter financial results.
    • Couple in bed: one is delivering a remote presentation, while the one who’s trying to sleep says “Remind me in the morning — we need to talk about boundaries.”
    • (worker at home in the midst of chaos) I’ve got a pretty good handle on working from home. Homing from home, that’s another story.
    • A tarot reading, where the reader tells the client “The cards aren’t clear on what your purpose is. But it definitely involves wearing pajamas during the work day.”
    • (exhausted person on sofa) Remote work’s a failure. We didn’t get a thing done today, ever though we had eight hours of Zoom meetings.
    • (Parent reading to young child) “Daddy has a work deadline, so tonight’s bedtime story is ‘Resolving Supply Chain Issues in Real Time: A Proposal to the Board’”
    • (one meeting participant to another, as the meeting breaks up) That was one of those meetings that could have been an email. A long, boring, asinine email.
    • No, I DON’T want to hear about how spike proteins and Antifa are causing critical race theory. Go the hell to sleep.No, I DON’T want to hear about how spike proteins and Antifa are causing critical race theory. Go the hell to sleep.Viktor Von Doom, scrolling on a phone
    • (an alien minion speaks to a larger alien dressed in ornate ceremonial garb, holding a phone) "Your Excellency, you're wasting a lot of characters by starting every tweet with 'Hear me and tremble, people of Earth!'"
    • Two people wearing lots of winter clothing are walking side by side. One tells the other "I've compared thee to a summer's day. No offence, but you finished a distant second."
    • A person speaking to a coworker: "I don't know that I'd call our work meaningful. But there are definitely days when it's meaning-adjacent."A person speaking to a coworker: "I don't know that I'd call our work meaningful. But there are definitely days when it's meaning-adjacent."
    • A man hands a woman, who is seated at a desk, a balloon, and says "Here, have a wellness ballon." She says "Thanks! Is this to help launch the wellness program?" He hesitates, than says "This IS the wellness program."
    • An exhausted man tells his boyfriend, "Sorry, my rate limit's exceeded."
    • (woman to her partner) I've run the numbers, and we just can't afford an abundance mindset.
    • Cartoon headlined "Every conversation on a new social platform (if it was a party)". There are two people talking with each other: - "We're at the party!" - "It took forever to get invited, but here we are!" - "It's like other parties, but also unlike them!" - "Let's talk about their differences and similarities!" - "Some new people here aren't partying the right way!" - "They're ruining it! I like the way the party was when I first got here!" - "But enough about the party. Can I sell you something?" - "Welp, it's getting late..."
    • Cartoon: A person with beaded hair in an other-worldly costume, drinking heavily, says to another person, "Oh, sure, joining the Space Corps sounds cool at first, kid. But soon every new planet just feels like Vancouver or Toronto."
    • Two gunslingers square off in the old west. One says, "Now, hold on, Jake. Are we really fixin' to shoot each other over a corral that's, let's face it, okay at best?
    • A disappointed-looking woman is in bed with her partner. Both are naked. She says, "That could have been an email."
    • (man outside of the closed front door of a home, talking to two children) Sorry, kids — we can't get in until the house reboots.
    • Seven-fingered woman says "I've started going to this amazing new medical clinic run entirely by an A.I."
    • A man adjusts a home thermostat, which says "Turning up the air conditioning increases the chances your kids will inherit a desolate, climate-shattered dystopia. But hey — don't let that stop you." The caption reads "Passive-aggressive house."
    • this cartoon has two panels. One shows a man looking at his iPhone. The caption reads wisdom: I don't need to have an opinion on the latest online drama. The second image is the same man looking up. The caption reads transcendence: I can have an opinion on the latest online drama without needing to post it anywhere.

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