God Thank The Queen
A startup that makes the… strangest case for the metaverse we’ve yet heard. The British political establishment proposing a response to a crisis that won’t approach any of its causes or effects. A columnist proposes a negotiated settlement between Britain and reality that turns on gratitude to the royals. It’s TF!
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The thing that broke for me regarding Martin Lewis is he’s a bloody crypto pusher
Upload, the corporate meta verse afterlife TV series, also has a haptic suit rental shop which may be the most disgusting thing imaginable. Much like Alice I also never want to be shot or stabbed.
Around the 25 min mark when Riley described him as being piloted by tiny aliens was he making a reference to Meet Dave the 2008 Eddie Murphy movie?
surely it's a reference to the music video for Mmm Mmm Mmm by the acclaimed Canadian rock band, the Crash Test Dummies. Riley loves music with words and guitars
Kicking the can down the road, then getting further down the road and being like, "oh shit, where did all these cans come from?"
The TF gang coming around to my old take that if you describe the Soviet Union in parts, including the capricious king-like figure hoarding power and wealth, then reactionaries would love it.
what would reactionaries make of the atheism/replace god with the providence state thing? would it dovetail with the american evangelist thing that God is America which is also Capitalism?
*confused gay radio noises*
Most powerful parasocial vibe l've ever felt was seeing OWO written up in the FT, thinking "That's a TF-ass startup, someone should tell Riley", and subsequently thinking "l'm pretty sure he's got this covered".
After causing a massive slowdown at a Waitrose by trying to pay with a 50 note it became a life goal to try and pay with a Scottish 100 note down south.
Most confused l've ever been on your cursèd isle was trying to buy a coffee with a Northern Irish tenner in Holyhead.
Please for the love of god give us the source for the cod drops
isn't it just Alice with a filter?