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Melbourne, Australia
Joined September 2020
Ross Purdy retweeted
the thing abt “men aren’t allowed to cry” is that women aren’t really allowed to either. women get mocked and berated for crying, and their momentary tears are used to justify their exclusion from “serious” workplaces, environments and activities
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if you are dumb enough to fall for an aviation-themed singing competition called “Wings of Voice” run by Nathan Fielder without googling his name and somehow expected it to launch your popstar career then that is 100% on you girl was legitimately just an idiot lol
I don’t get it. Doesn’t this show Nathan Felder as someone who takes advantage of random people and torment them? Why is this lauded? Looking for a fan of his to explain.
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This is exactly why masculine fakebians are able to get away with it. You weirdos think sexuality is all about a look or an aesthetic. Just like the blue haired septum piercing queerios. Sexuality is IN you not on you
Am I SAYING feminine lesbians are automatically sus? No. But do I think actually masculine women's homosexuality is easier to trust? Yes.
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Ross Purdy retweeted
I think Bill Hicks was right when he said that celebrities who do commercials should be "off the artistic roll call forever" - and back then he was only talking about Jay Leno shilling for Doritos, not every modern celeb promoting the Life-Ruining App xitter.cf/Variety/status/2113656…
Shane Gillis and Danny McBride play feuding weathermen in a new four-minute Kalshi ad. “In the past year I’ve made some questionable trades on contracts for local weather, Costco hot dog prices and cricket,” McBride said in a statement. “Working with Kalshi to make this very unique ad was a great way to both make amends on some of my questionable predictions, but also get to work with Shane, and reunite with my good pal, Deep Roy.” variety.com/2026/tv/news/sha…
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looks like American comedians are finally catching up to Australian comedians, whose biggest dream is to star in a betting app commercial
Shane Gillis and Danny McBride play feuding weathermen in a new four-minute Kalshi ad. “In the past year I’ve made some questionable trades on contracts for local weather, Costco hot dog prices and cricket,” McBride said in a statement. “Working with Kalshi to make this very unique ad was a great way to both make amends on some of my questionable predictions, but also get to work with Shane, and reunite with my good pal, Deep Roy.” variety.com/2026/tv/news/sha…
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Ross Purdy retweeted
why have we regressed into trying to enforce gender roles all over again. we are meant to be equals. “the role was assigned to them and they hate it” yes? just like women’s gender roles were assigned to us and we hate it too. wtf is everyone on!
i don’t think men actually want to be providers. I think the role was assigned to them and they actually hate it. I don’t think they want to protect or provide anything.
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Ross Purdy retweeted
I just don’t believe you’re a real comedian if you don’t say stuff that you know will piss off your target demographic every once in a while. You gotta get out there and remind them that you are not an influencer, you are a clown
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Ross Purdy retweeted
I’m sorry comedian Shane Gillis said you dress like a whore in his comedy set. The head of the department of defense has unjokingly called me a tranny in 4 separate public speeches in the last few months, so I think we’re going through similar things right now
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Ross Purdy retweeted
The Shane Gillis controversy looks like the most manufactured outrage I've ever seen. Like someone wanted to be angry ahead of time about whatever he said and that's the best they could do.
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Ross Purdy retweeted
I just think that if we’re going to make society more progressive it’s not gonna start with stand-up comedy
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Ross Purdy retweeted
I don't agree with the "Digger hates its own audience" take at all it's very specific in who it hates: the kind of people who think that watching a movie is activism
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you know Australian media is an industry comprised of incredibly midwit dullards because almost every Aussie journalist loves the work of Aaron Sorkin, the world’s lamest pervert
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Ross Purdy retweeted
The only folks who know how to satirize bad comedy are actual comedians. It's like when you see Tim Heidecker copycats who "intentionally" bomb, not understanding Heidecker knows the ins and outs of bad comedy because he's been in comedy forever. You're just doing bad comedy
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There's something compelling to me how Clay still tries to keep up the "Father Knows Best" persona despite it being fully incomprehensible at this point You can argue his speeches have always been nonsense but it's extra potent now that Orel isn't blindly eating it up
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Ross Purdy retweeted
this goes for all those aughts critics of Tim and Eric too. the presence of humor + the presence of strange people does not = making fun of people. tho, if I've gained anything in worldly wisdom in the interim: some people inherently get this and those who don't aren't going to.
when people find John Wilson mean spirited, I feel like the call is coming from inside the house. you can laugh at the absurdity of humans without automatically looking down on them
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Ross Purdy retweeted
digger is kind of like the climate change freddy got fingered
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Replying to @zer0Takes
It takes a pretty hard line stance on the impotence and trite nature of satire and has a general disdain for political art as anything other than catharsis and escapism, which amounts to a declaration of war for people who believe their work in those arenas is transformative
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Ross Purdy retweeted
Have not seen Digger but so far I've seen reviews calling it: -a hate letter to cinema -an attack on Aaron Sorkin's filmography -2026's Eddington -Not made for Americans I have no choice but to see what the hell this thing is
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I think it kinda says a lot about our content-addicted society that people take “Hey, it’s probably bad to turn something as serious as catching child predators into content for TV” to be pro-child predator
if you think that primetime is pro-pedophile propaganda— like, that’s your actual assessment of what that film is trying to communicate— you will genuinely believe anything anyone tells you. an ingenius litmus test of our time
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Replying to @Srirachachau
Venture bros did what Rick and Morty did but even better
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