Sean Lloyd

If you ever have imposter syndrome, let's just start a thread of things that have been sold for ages that are absolutely useless. I shall start with the world's shittest braai tongs.

That’s a no from me

@supernaut72 @TepidButterASMR

@TepidButterASMR That Soup of the Day sounds fantastic.

The Jeremy Piven Experience $110-$150

For the Four Weddings & A Funeral fans here is Simon Callow reading his own funeral speech from the film. W. H. Auden's "Funeral Blues" youtu.be/V92erwrD7yI?si…

@VigilantFox @grok Now show us the biggest fraud of this kind and calibre in South Africa

Joe Rogan struggles to wrap his head around the staggering scale of the Minnesota fraud scandal. ROGAN: “There’s so much money missing. It’s in the billions now. It’s bigger than the entire GDP of Somalia, just from Minnesota—allegedly.” WHITNEY CUMMINGS: “Wild!” ROGAN: “The entire GDP of a country. One state’s fraud is supposedly [bigger than the GDP of Somalia] over the course of X amount of days that they did this.” A country’s worth of money goes missing, and the media investigates the kid who exposed the crime, not the crime itself.

MTV is shutting down 5 dedicated music channels on December 31st. Truly end of an era. My favourite story on the network's peak influence was when Beavis & Butt-Head helped to blow up Radiohead. In 1994, the duo reviewed the "Creep" music video with Beavis asking about the chorus: "How come they don’t, like, play that cool part through the song?" Butt-Head's incredible response: “If they didn’t have a part of the song that sucked, the other part wouldn’t be as cool.” "Creep" was the debut single for their 1993 album “Pablo Honey”. It was a commercial flop in the UK because BBC and other leading radio stations thought the song was too depressing. However, the bit from Mike Judge’s uber-popular cartoon show took the song to another level in America. The band's US label (Capital Records) even marketed the single with the tagline, "Beavis and Butt-Head Say They Don’t Suck." "Creep" is still Radiohead's most commercially successful song but the band hated its popularity. They didn't think it represented their best work. Their next three albums — "The Bends" (1995), "OK Computer" (1997), "Kid A" (2000) — were all-timers but fans still kept clamouring for "Creep" when they performed live. Radiohead stopped playing it live for years but eventually brought it back and people were again able to hear the "cool part of the song" in person.

Not so fucking secret is it

my favourite “Architect of AI” was when Will Ferrell played the Architect in a parody of The Matrix for the 2003 MTV Movie Awards

what, fuck him. So I called him a massive fucking cunt 😂

fucking hurry up and walk man’ Blindsided by this, I thought what must this guy be going through to say this to me, for simply standing on an elevator minding my own business. I tried for a second to have compassion to his struggles but then thought you know

Yesterday on the elevator in Cavendish, I was just standing there minding my own business and as I got near the bottom some guy who was standing behind me suddenly rushed past, looked back at me and with the most angry look on his face said ‘You have no fucking worries. Just

I dont know if I ever told yall this but, this was right when the acid started kickin in and I couldn't help myself haha so no I wouldn't say I was drunk just trippin balls. @whoisMGMT thanx for lettin me groove w you. My face was melting and I felt so fuckin free!!

@stats_feed Cunts

What do you call these guys in your country?

Me 4 days after winning the lottery

Trillion $ company. Stunning.

THC oil stepping up to do fuck all 😂

Hmm

Scuttling home after a night at Modular

Yeah sure