The Manned Ape of Heaven: TF Live in Melbourne feat. Naomi Higgins
This week’s episode is a recording of our live show at Comedy Republic in Melbourne, Australia on November 17 featuring comedian Naomi Higgins (@nomstrositi). We’ve found a particularly Australian real-estate startup that is making the world better by making it worse. You’ll love it!
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Another fun thing to say in German, is Ray J's (from the show For The Love of Ray J '09-'10) catch phrase: "Swak, Swak."
the bit of saying german phrases with bits of english is how everyone sounds in quebec right now in frenglish and it's driving me nuts (note that I'm also fully frenglified)
If you google "Miami lifestyle club" it's literally just swingers
it's not cheating if it happened in international waters
I just realized the title is a huge pun and I feel really really dumb. Thanks TF. May the manned ape of heaven (exclusive NFT that gives you the legitimacy to rule... Whatever nft rule, the digital dumpster cyberspace?) be with you
I feel Riley's pain about using British slang with an American accent. Lived here off and on for the better part of a decade and I still get laughed at using it.
I love how when it comes to climate change, instead of preventing it from happening, we're resorting to making sci-fi Anime real by constructing an elaborate raft city (shaped in a way that acts as a heavy handed metaphor) filled with the last surviving denizens of humanity. Love it. Still haven't got the sea monsters that attack the city or the mechs that fight them, but I'm sure that's being worked on.
Looking forward to the Elon Musketeers defending him when he buys up the first Gundam manufacturer and drives that into the ground too
Did Milo call Tarcutta “Taracutta”?
Of the famed Taracutta warriors of course. If anything, copying from the Chinese has to make that better.
As the director of Ashton Kutcher's film The Guardian, I appreciated the reference to my work in this episode.
Literally yelped "oh noooo" when it hit me what FHAAS must stand for, pls Poseidon take vengeance on these accursed pests
One question: why are we still calling the currency that's backed by the (speculated value of the) productive capacity of the issuing country a "fiat currency", instead of the currency that exists solely as an entry on a spreadsheet?
Fiat currency and fiater currency
I can already tell by the title that this one's going to be a banger. No Trashfuture episode with 'Ape' in the title could possibly bore me, ironically.