Current Affairs Culture wars & The rise of grifting

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It’s an Internet swamp. Infested with prowling, thirsty wet wipe dads. I have to wear PPE before entering.

The ‘all the best to ya’ beasts are some of the most dangerous.
One of my mates has started sharing her Tweets on Facebook. He's a fairly recent father too.

He may or may not be hungering. In her own way I do wonder how many marriages Tanskiiiiiii has/will ruin by tempted Dads into her online strip tease. The bad harpy.
 
"Sensitive and caring..."

These parodies write themselves don't they.



Supertanskii: the movie

Scene 1:
Music is a sort of uptempo but vaguely melancholy ukulele ditty. One of those ones where the singer is a pillow-voiced waif who pronounces words like she doesn't want to let a straw drop out of her mouth

Supertanskii is cycling down a London street with a bag of very basic looking groceries and supplies. On her journey, she cycles past all the consequences of 14 years of Tory rule, a homeless man begging for bread, a knife fight, a fat red-faced pub owner refusing to serve an Asian woman, a crumbling hospital, a single mother making an Onlyfans video to make ends meet. Tan's expression is one of both anger and resigned sadness. She stops to give her baguette to the homeless man and they have a short conversation we can't quite hear over the music, but we can see she is treating him warmly and like a human.

She pulls up to a quaint, alternative cafe that has a blackboard outside it with some sort of quirky, relevant quote on it. She trips on the kerb, very quirkily and relatably, and mutters "wankpuffins" and goes inside



That's all I have so far, do you think she'll like it?
 
Supertanskii: the movie

Scene 1:
Music is a sort of uptempo but vaguely melancholy ukulele ditty. One of those ones where the singer is a pillow-voiced waif who pronounces words like she doesn't want to let a straw drop out of her mouth

Supertanskii is cycling down a London street with a bag of very basic looking groceries and supplies. On her journey, she cycles past all the consequences of 14 years of Tory rule, a homeless man begging for bread, a knife fight, a fat red-faced pub owner refusing to serve an Asian woman, a crumbling hospital, a single mother making an Onlyfans video to make ends meet. Tan's expression is one of both anger and resigned sadness. She stops to give her baguette to the homeless man and they have a short conversation we can't quite hear over the music, but we can see she is treating him warmly and like a human.

She pulls up to a quaint, alternative cafe that has a blackboard outside it with some sort of quirky, relevant quote on it. She trips on the kerb, very quirkily and relatably, and mutters "wankpuffins" and goes inside



That's all I have so far, do you think she'll like it?
Are you Richard Curtis in real life?

Because this will be a smash hit.
 
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