There are definitely a few references here and there in the show (SpongeBob’s future grandson has what looks like a game boy in one scene, Patrick in one s1 episode treats Sandy’s computer like a video game, etc) but it’s very rare.

I think modern episodes do references too but eh..they’ll write about anything.

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let's settle this once and for all

"How long what?" LMFAO

Just wanna hear y'alls thoughts on which character was at their worse in any episode out of curiosity. No biggie. :)

What the hell is with bras being a constant in Mr. Krabs' life?

Not exactly as spongebob, but exist

Oh my god I am going to get FLAMED but idc Season 2 is not THAT great. (GOOD just not great)

Favorite: Survival of the Idiots

Least Favorite: Dumped

This is an alt build of set 40858, I think it looks way better than the official Brickheadz version

I was like whyyyyy do you even need that in your house, Kelly???!!!! 😟

I found it dumb tbh like why want a vehicle when you can drive a Unicycle

I swear i saw this image but spongebob was flipping her off im not crazy

In this episode, Jellyfish Fields is destroyed by the construction of Shelly Superhighway, which is initially pitched to the residents of Bikini Bottom as improving commute times and quality of life. Unfortunately for Bikini Bottom, the environmental impacts of the new highway aren’t realized until well after the pitch is made and the highway is built, resulting in Jellyfish Fields being fragmented and ultimately destroyed.

In the United States, large technology companies, developers, and market speculators are proposing data centers throughout the country, often without consideration for the local environment and how the construction and operation of a data center upends local communities, depletes natural resources, and strains power grids, and often in secret.

While hyperscale AI data centers may be pitched as solutions to closing gaps in tax revenue for governments or creating jobs, these pitches overlook the long-term damage on the environment, both locally and globally.