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Some winners:

— Moanday (an erotic shared team work platform)
— Chopify (butchers-as-a-service)
— La MBA School (a sexy french online business school)
— Loinbase (a marketplace for delicious pork cuts)
— Cumroad (hahahahahahh)
More bangers!
— Kinkedin (fetish dating app)
— Factbook (This is very accurate)
— Spaced (Elon's weed startup)
— Innercom (a chatbot for talking to yourself)
— Lotion (for smooth ops documentation
— Twatter (Ted Cruz's personal social network)
WeChat knock-off of Clubhouse is called “ClubHorse” LOL

h/t @edwardrooster

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