Category: Humour
BANK WARS: Social Media done right
- Lord Sutch
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So a lot of corporates are out there in the social media space making tools of themselves. It’s embarrassing to watch. However sometimes corporates get it spot on.
Read MoreBring it Back: Ponies
- Chelsea Hughes
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Nobody takes ponies seriously anymore. Not even you. I saw you chuckle just then.
Read MoreBring it back: Technology
- Chelsea Hughes
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I was born in 1979, during the decline of technology. I’m not saying today’s technology is dead, but it bores me to tears.
Read MoreBring it back: Labour Party
- Chelsea Hughes
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Boy. Things are getting serious. As an American living in Australia, I feel arrogant enough to tell you the NZ Labour Party is over. Finito. Long gone are the Frasers and Kirks and Clarks.
Read MoreBring it back: Creative moustachery
- Chelsea Hughes
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I hate facial hair on guys. Hitler moustaches however, can be sexy, depending on the context*.
Read MoreBring It Back: Sexy
- Chelsea Hughes
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Sexy is dead. It died sometime in the 1980s after the rise of giant shoulder pads, Kenny Rogers and corporate America.
Read MoreBring It Back: Useful Dogs
- Chelsea Hughes
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Dogs is an anagram of gods. This is no coincidence. Dogs ARE gods. Well, at least they were, until around the 1960s when they started becoming as lazy and useless as their human owners.
Read MoreThe top ten things that annoy me
- Lord Sutch
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I’m an opinionated man. Anyone who knows me personally will tell you that I have an opinion on everything. Everything.
Read MoreBring it back: Queues
- Chelsea Hughes
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I know I know I know I know I know I know I know I know I know I know I know. Queues suck. Can you really think of anything worse than standing behind another person who’s standing behind another person?
Read MoreBring it back: Daphne Lingerie
- Chelsea Hughes
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Victoria’s Secret dominates the lingerie market. They’re a multi-cajillion dollar business that, as far as I can tell, targets its ads primarily at the eyeballs and regular balls of pubescent and post-pubescent men.
Read MoreBring it back: Ghost Nannies
- Chelsea Hughes
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Yeesh, things certainly have become rather serious on The Ruminator. Other writers have been talking about racism, sexism, anxiety disorders, and techno-annoyance (of this and this). It’s enough to cramp your furrowed brows.
Read MoreEverybody Loves Diesel
- Jarrod Baker
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Last week, I presented my ideas on how we could save television from its seemingly relentless decline – this week, I’m turning my attention to movies.
Read MoreSaving television
- Jarrod Baker
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Television is dying. I don’t mean my television specifically – rather ALL television. The medium of television.
Read MoreBring it back: The Great Egg Obsession
- Chelsea Hughes
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I love eggs so much. I guess you could call me an eggthusiast.
Read MoreBring it back: Weird competitions
- Chelsea Hughes
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I am very competitive. Very. I’m only writing this blog post because I’m not currently winning this blog. I don’t even know what that means.
Read MoreThe greatest song of all
- Lord Sutch
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When it’s 2am and the only people left at a party are the ones you’re not entirely comfortable talking to, conversation often lurches around trying to find common ground. Something you can all relate to. One such topic is “what’s the greatest song of all time?”
Read MoreBring it back: Creepy window displays
- Chelsea Hughes
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Sometimes I see a picture of something from the past, and I get jealous to the point of becoming angry. I’m jealous that the thing I saw and its sheer awesomeness no longer exists in modern day society.
Read MoreUniball Power Tank: A review
- Lord Sutch
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The Uniball Power Tank is just another entrant to Mitsubishi’s popular Uniball range of precision writing instruments. The model I tested featured black ink, but green, red and blue are also available.
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