The comedian is ‘bad at the internet’, but has done her best at sharing her online faves – including a 1990s rugby league ad and a fight from Home and Away
I’m bad at the internet. I’ve always been more of an observer than a participant. My cousins were the first in our family to get a computer and the internet. I remember climbing on to a very high barstool watching my older cousin play The Sims while she ignored me. I’ve kept my distance ever since.
Being asked to condense everything ever made into a tidy list of 10 is somewhat of an impossible task. And to be honest, the funniest things I’ve seen on the internet are screenshots in group chats I can’t share here. Thankfully, the Guardian made a big song and dance about how everything had to be “legal” and not “mean-spirited”, which reduces the size of the internet considerably.
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The comedian is ‘bad at the internet’, but has done her best at sharing her online faves – including a 1990s rugby league ad and a fight from Home and Away
I’m bad at the internet. I’ve always been more of an observer than a participant. My cousins were the first in our family to get a computer and the internet. I remember climbing on to a very high barstool watching my older cousin play The Sims while she ignored me. I’ve kept my distance ever since.
Being asked to condense everything ever made into a tidy list of 10 is somewhat of an impossible task. And to be honest, the funniest things I’ve seen on the internet are screenshots in group chats I can’t share here. Thankfully, the Guardian made a big song and dance about how everything had to be “legal” and not “mean-spirited”, which reduces the size of the internet considerably. Continue reading…Technology | The Guardian