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"I really gotta turn off these notifications."

Google Heaven and Earth.

"They used to be symbols, but now they just pick up wi-fi."

Robots search for people's personal information in the cloud.

"Miss Rogers told me I have a personal 'cloud' to store knowledge in."

'Marsha, did you file the Peterson account on the cumulus, stratus, cirrus, or nimbus cloud?'

"I don't know… Did you try Googling it?"

"I do tech support for the cloud."

"You are running low on cloud storage space. Please upgrade your account to continue."

"Here we go again. Look at me everybody....I'm a cloud."

"Yep, that one does, too." "For heaven's sake, Bob, they all look like fart emojis."

'Look man, no wings!'

'Everything is in the Cloud.'

"When I grow up I hope to get into data storage."

Cloud Computing.

'No spell-check?? And you call this HEAVEN??'

Jimmy had a very active imagination.

"Yes, I realize you're always available, too, but I prefer the cloud."

'No Jenkins! I said we need to start using the Cloud! The C-L-O-U-D!'

"Our cloud computing services include IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, NaaS, CaaS...and BaaS!"

'I store all my data in the cloud.'

'He's trying to persuade the Inland Revenue that it's a tax haven.'

"How come they don't make clouds in high definition?"

Postcards from Heaven...

'You see a bunny, I see an off-site system maintained by a 3rd party providing storage, processing power and computer applications.'

'Things just haven't been the same around here since people starting saving files in the cloud.'

'This must be the effect of the climate change! Even the data cloud has started to rain!'

'I think 'The Cloud' knows more thank you think.'

"I hate people using the cloud."

"I haven't seen you up here before. When were you uploaded?"

Dan tells me you're an architect. That is so cool! Thanks! Cloud architect, actually.

"I worked on an early version of the Cloud. I call it the Fog because it never got off the ground."

'There's a teddy and a pony... and that one looks like the medulla oblongata!'

'Did you keep a back up in the cloud?'