A new ... um, thing. I don't know what to call these. It's 60 seconds long, you might enjoy listening to it.
https://soundcloud.com/brandon-burt-942872310/bunnybixlerfinal
I thought that Lightning Seeds song sounded familiar. https://youtu.be/ItfoFXkhqGw
Miss Universe ... FRANCE!
https://youtu.be/0azwTiI-PhQ
Also:
Pot noodles = ramen
Gateau = a cake*
Note: A gateau is a cake-size cake, as opposed to their "cake" which Americans might call an "individually-sized snack-cake single" if we have allowed the corporate drones to suck all the life and fun out of us. The point is that a "cake" is meant to be consumed by one person; by contrast, a gateau is a cake meant to be sliced up and served among several people.
Aisling Bea just can't be arsed:
Glossary:
A&E = "Accident & Emergency" department at the hospital (emergency room)
"Struck off" = No longer eligible to be paid by the National Health Service
https://youtu.be/YLU6m1D_uWs
The first time I heard John Mulaney talk about robots, I ended up literally rofling: https://youtu.be/lWOSc42Ga5g&t=340s
Tig Notaro tells an incredibly funny story about Taylor Dayne: https://youtu.be/prWJCUFGVQo
Stewart Lee is an incredibly smart and hilariously transgressive British comedian. There are few things he seems to despise more than unresponsive audiences, except for conservatives and Top Gear.
Glossary:
Margaret Thatcher (n.)—Ronald Reagan
William Beverage (n.)—Franklin Roosevelt
Tory (n., adj.)—Republican
Bovril (n.)—Powdered instant beef bullion, used as a food substitute during WWII and in the lean years that followed.
Call the Midwife (n.)—The Andy Griffith Show
https://youtu.be/OVPYFsTlp4Y
This song is so fantastic, how can I have completely forgotten about it for more than three decades?
https://youtu.be/Z5tqN2RkYo8
Coldplay [audio] https://youtu.be/zp7NtW_hKJI
I forgot all about this song ... Olivia was incredible even back then ... "If Not For You" on a 1971 episode of an Australian variety program.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jx9FffU7v3U
Reading some poetry from the 1600s by Matthew Prior: It's not always easy to tell with these poets, because they delight in making obscure points that can be difficult to decipher, but I think "Cupid and Ganymede" is an early defense of gay marriage:
I remixed the "Super Showcase Spokesmodels #SNL video.https://soundcloud.com/brandon-burt-942872310/all-these-prizes
If you're not familiar with it, please watch the hilarious original first: https://youtu.be/IoTv5sjom8k
I usually think of myself as being reasonably intelligent, but in certain areas, I'm the last to know. Maybe I'll give myself a break and just be happy that I'm making any progress at all. Cheers! #today
@hawksun OK, so I think that last one was a dm, right? And so this one must be on the public feed. I guess? lol I think I have to read the documentation.
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