Posted on 05/07/2021 6:36:59 AM PDT by PJ-Comix
Mark Zuckerberg is very possessive about his hoodie because he seems to think it gives him a lot of comfort. Does that sound familiar? It should because that was the attitude of Leo Bloom of "The Producers" towards his blue towel. The big difference is that Bloom is a harmless fictional character while Zuckerberg is an all too real near human who not only violates our privacy but censors what we can see including banning President Trump from Facebook. All this power that we allow an over-the-top neurotic who, as you can see, looks as if he is about to fall apart when he very reluctantly handed over his hoodie to the interviewers.
PING!
Look for pictures of the inside of his sweatshirt.
It’s full of demonic images. Seriously. It’s a custom made sweatshirt and he has a bunch of them.
Zuckerberg is a prime example of being a mama’s boy.
Look for pictures of the inside of his sweatshirt.
It’s full of demonic images. Seriously. It’s a custom made sweatshirt and he has a bunch of them.
I’m not seeing an issue here.
Bet he had to go straight home and disinfect it. LOL!
You know...the man was genius when he thought up and then produced a product like Facebook. I admire entrepreneurs so much [you, too!] and it is brilliant.
And then he decided he was the boss of everyone. Not a good thing.
Now I’m compelled to know more about Leo Bloom. LOL!
I have no idea who Leo Bloom is but I do know that you should never go anywhere without your towel.
No, not that one. His sweatshirts have been talked about a few times.
I imagine he has the power to scrub the internet of things he doesn’t want people to see.
Oh well, no question among us of how much of an ahole he is.
Photos, please. Otherwise, we don’t know what you’re talking about.
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