D: ... and she was telling me about how great it is, because you have "iGoogle" or something, and you can-- A: I have iGoogle. It's my homepage. D: Yeah, well, and you can tag folders, and Google will send you articles that it thinks you would be interested in-- A: Yep. I have that. D: And she said this was so great, but I was like, no, thanks! No Googly eyes for me! A: ... D: ... A: That's where I get all my news. D: ... A: They actually let you choose if you want to read it or not! D: A! Wake up!! Don't you see!? They're feeding you! A: ... D: You're saying, "They're nice." It's like, "Google: The benevolent Big Brother." A: So? I'd rather it be a Benevolent Big Brother than a Malevolent one.

J: So I'm reading this book, The History of Infinity. D: Yeah? How far back does it go? * D: I'm writing a post for Dandan about this History of Infinity book. K: Yeah? D: Yeah. I think I'll call it "The Other Google." K: ... D: What. K: Well, 'googol' isn't really infinity. D: ... K: It's just a 1 with a hundred zeroes after it. D: ... K: I mean, googol is a really big number, but infinity is a really really big number. D: So it's not technically accurate, is what you're saying. K: Yeah. Not mathematically, anyway. D: ... K: ... D: That's kind of interesting. Thinking about infinity and space and stuff like that. K: ... D: Kinduva mindf*** typing 'Google' into Wikipedia.