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A Dummies Guide To OzPosting ft. Andrew Law

This week, we're rejoined by Andrew Law (@IllyBocean) from Boontavista to talk about the kooky characters of Australian Twitter. This includes a guy who believes he is solely responsible for trending topics, people who are *really* into voluntary lockdowns because they realise it makes for great content, and some Australian witches, who are somehow just as bizarre as other self-fashioned witches in other commonwealth nations. Plus, we talk about why mundane movie opinions always go viral, and what it is about David Lynch that seemingly makes everyone mad online.

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sorry I don't mean to tease, I know that you went through it with some awful fans

Alanna

thinking about 47:00 and bts 👀 (not really, I understand you didn't do the same thing re bts Hussein lol)

Alanna

I feel like “notice me senpai” is that much more pathetic when “senpai” is the Twitter “Trending” algorithm.

Elsie Hupp

It’s worth remembering that Lindsay Ellis got hounded out of a job because she had the temerity to say that a Disney movie has certain similarities to a Nickelodeon show. People just love them some fucking Disney! (It’s kind of hilarious that no one is standing up for Nickelodeon, though. Wump, wump!)

Elsie Hupp

Clearly the main outcome of New Labor installing those anti-teenager speakers was that said teenagers turned around and inflicted Facebook on Boomers as revenge.

Elsie Hupp

In France, the parents let the kids have a little taste of wine. In the UK, by contrast, the parents let the kids have a little taste of MDMA or cocaine (depending on their class and persuasion).

Elsie Hupp

Stan is when BTS kidnap Dido, lock her in the trunk of their car, and then drive off a bridge in a murder-suicide. (Alternately, it’s when KPop Twitter kidnaps Eminem, locks him in the trunk of their car, and then drive off a bridge in a murder-suicide, in much the same way.) (By contrast, if Jeanne Moreau drives off a cliff with you and your mutual boyfriend in a murder-suicide, that’s “Jules et Jim”. Nobody talks about “Jules et Jim” Twitter, though, for whatever reason…)

Elsie Hupp

I was curious, so I checked, and Teach For America (1989) predates Teach First (2002). So, yes, we Americans seem to have done the whole sending-underqualified-white-kids-to-underfunded-state-schools thing first. (I remember getting offered T4A, but I’m suspicious they offer it to almost everyone who completes a bachelor’s degree in the US.)

Elsie Hupp

i don’t mean to alarm anyone but i had to look up “stan”

Rowan


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