Any word from Marvel yet?
Not until Musk decides to revolutionize the world of comic books or their tie-in superhero media - and Disney isn’t exactly lacking for money or lawyers
Given his personality, that may occur at any point between tomorrow and never
I’m also wondering when he’ll change his name to Elon MuX.
It’s like Musk is holding out his testicles with a “kick me” sign. We’re all going to just keep calling it Twitter. Not just because that’s the brand, but also because everyone who is annoyed by Musk is going to know that continuing to call it Twitter will really piss Musk off.
D’oh!
Pity they didn’t start from the top with the R, the E and the third T before they were stopped …
Who bothers to think of trifles like permits when they’re admiring the view from 20,000 feet?
Today on my drive I heard a BBC News anchor use this exact term. 
Usually a commercial contractor is supposed to be on top of the permitting. Or did someone at Twitter just rent a cherry picker at Home Depot and send up two programmers to change the sign?
My guess is the contractor told Musk it would take a few days (weeks?) for the permit, and Musk told them to do it anyway and he’d take care of any fines (i.e., refuse to pay them).
How hard is it to spray-paint a big X on the side of a building?
More X-ification:
When referring to ‘X’ employees we might have to clarify if we mean the ones that are currently employed or not.
Conference room names are often included in group chat/ video chat info. They really want to have one named “s3Xy”?
This is from a guy who routinely replies to the press with a poop emoji.
Fair…fair. My bigger complaint actually is that none of those are place names. They should really replace it with “s3X-dung3on” or something.
Not coincidently, these are the Tesla model letters.
Why would Elmo want to spoil the surprise with so on-point a name? Let the lucky attendees discover in person the “dungeon” part, after the doors lock and the lights dim.
I’m oblivious sometimes.
There’s also a Tesla Semi.
Yes, and it’s only Model “3” because Ford already claimed Model “E” for its own electric vehicle line.
Despite the stereotype, there are millions of pubescent teenaged boys with a better sense for naming than he’s got