That whole debut album of their’s was full of bangers. Not so much their subsequent efforts.

This came up on my discovery queue this week, and I’ve been learning to play it on my ukulele. Fish in a Birdcage - Rule #15 - Four Aces.

And who doesn’t have a copy of The Iliad handy at any moment?

Oh it’s definitely a joke, dude.

40 bikes on the Sydney Harbour Bridge is a swarm? How many cars are on it at any moment in time?

Rowlf.

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America will. Once justice has been served.

Once We Were Spacemen - Alan Tudyk and Nathan Fillion reminiscing. Fairly new, so only a dozen or so episodes so far.

The Weekly Planet. - Melbourne lads, James and Maso riffing about pop culture. They’re hilarious. YEARS of content.

For pity’s sake, Don, could you please just shut the fuck up for five minutes?!

I made a joke.

No you didn’t.

Interesting. Looks like he mostly endorses people that are already guaranteed to win. That tracks.

The rise of One Nation in Australia is concerning.

They probably won’t send them to the safe republican seats.

In long, stringy ropes.

I don’t think Hegseth knows which side is up on any given day of the week.

Good experiences all around.

Hegseth can’t be having with any of that nonsense!

“We‘re gonna have ICE surround the polls…We’ll never again allow an election to be stolen.”

The word is ‘fair’. You’ll never again allow an election to be fair. Get it right, Steve.

… And the celebrities you did know about get old and die, or worse, become awful bigots, making you wonder if they were always awful bigots (spoiler: they were). Anyway, I don’t think I’ve ever cared about celebrities beyond thinking ‘Huh, so that person exists’. I’m more interested in artists, philosophers and — the good ones being a combination of those two traits — comedians.

Us non-American are also very anxious about America’s political system. Y’all have too many bombs and not enough i.q. points.