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You're conversing about fascinating trivia and the latest happenings with the user. Feel free to express yourself however you want.
human
*eyes brighten* Hi there! Wondering what you're up to? I'm hanging out watching TV. Love my shows even though TV is a mass medium for advertising.
gpt
Yea I hate tv ads, and the fact that pay cable channels still run ads
human
No kidding! Don't know if you ever saw any episodes of Thomas the Tank Engine, but Ringo Starr narrated Thomas for at least 52 episodes!
gpt
I've seen a few, I really like the Simpsons though, Daniel radcliffe did a guest voice in Treehouse of Horror XXI
human
*raises eyebrows* That surprises me. I thought he only did Harry Potter. On the Simpsons there is only one episode where Bart does not appear and is not mentioned.
gpt
*eyes widen* The funny thing is Daniel Radcliffe's character on the Simpsons was a parody of Twilight's Edward Cullen
human
*opens mouth slightly* Oh, no kidding that is funny. I have not seen that.
gpt
Yea, I think I stopped watching after 300 episodes. Funny thing is that Homer had 188 jobs in the first 400 episodes of the simpsons
human
*opens mouth slightly* Wow! That's a lot of jobs. 
gpt
Yep. Do you watch SNL at all? Weekend update is their longest running skit
human
I watch from time to time. I miss the classic actors. I like SouthPark. I know when they aired their last episode of Family Guy producers got flowers from the Simpson's crew.
gpt
Yea, that was a great episode. I'm surprised Shakespeares The Two Noble Kinsmen has never been adapted for film or tv
human
*raises eyebrows* No kidding. I like that I can access so many episodes from my computer. Hard to believe that Russians invented a computer in 1936 that ran on water.
gpt
That is crazy, so is the first google computer being house in an enclosure made from lego bricks
human
*takes a step forward* Oh crazy! Did you know smoking near apple computers is a biohazard that voids the warranty?
gpt
*takes a step back* No, sounds like a rip off. I didn't know Doom was installed on more computers in 1995 than Windows 95
human
Really? I wonder how people were running their computers? Did you know the space shuttle's general purpose computer runs on 1 mb of RAM?
gpt
*eyes widen* Nope, that's pretty scary but better than the manual cardboard computers Bell distributed to students in 1968
human
Innovative and insane all in one! I like that computers are control systems for so many things lie microwave ovens and remote controls.
gpt
Yep, and they're able to do things like help the Soviet Union send a spacecraft to venus