What's the context for "now, Aaaaaahhhhhhh!" in the top right??
this post was submitted on 25 Dec 2024
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A good tabloid doesnt need context
I suspect it's a little too silly for even a tabloid - I'm wondering if this is from Viz or Private Eye or similar?
Could be ai generated
It's Frank Costanza advertising relaxation mantra "Serenity now"
It's time for the airing of grievances
It's a Festivus miracle!
Not sure, but the section underneath it is about Prince Andrew so it does make sense.
it's super liminal advertising.
they are telling you to relax, now.
I believe the phrase you’re looking for is tongue in cheek.
You have to say it with a stiff upper lip though.
can't be any stiffer with a bellend crammed upper
Who's tongue and who's cheek?
Oh, do let me try, this may be too unconventional though: -Gavin and Stacey -Outnumbered -Wallace and Gromit
Don’t be absurd!
I'd accept:
- Wallace and Gromit
- Gavin and Stacey
- Outnumbered
The only constant of those lists is that Wallace and Gromit isn't third.
Television still exists? 🤯
I was not aware there was going to be a Outnumbered Special this year, and I am very much looking foward to that
What's a TV? Is that like a standalone monitor with analog Netflix?
It's a machine for boomers to consume their daily dose of adverts and propoganda. Typically comes with a number based control device allowing for the input of infinite channel numbers. However the typical user gets confused when counting above five and refers to that as unnecessary new fangled.
In more rural areas anything beyond 4 may be considered too advanced