Daniel G

@danielgonline.com

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43/Male/Adelaide. Bit of a radio/comedy nerd. Talkin' crap all over ur internets (and #ChampagneComedy Podcast).

Those three Americans buried in the sand in that Trivago ad
Jack Shep's brooding impersonation of Diana, Princess of Wales, on "Saturday Night Live UK"
Eleanor Wicklund is a lifestyle reporter at news.com.au. She began her career at Mamamia, wearing many hats across social, video and editorial and then dove into writing full-time at Kidspot as a parenting and lifestyle writer. Eleanor enjoys writing about (and trying out) the latest wellness or fitness trends, investigating the newest food hack on TikTok and unpacking beauty and skincare crazes. When she's not writing articles while walking on her standing desk treadmill, she's leading her hiking club on trails, hosting Sydney's first-ever 'reading party' or binge-watching Made in Chelsea.
Notification: "Best of News+: A hip surgeon reveals the mistakes midlifers make that lead to pain and surgery."
The inflation calculator on the Reserve Bank of Australia's website: "A basket of goods and services valued at $24.95 in calendar year 1993 would in calendar year 2025 cost $58.38. Total change in cost is 134%, over 32 years, at an average annual inflation rate of 2.7%."
Post from @CupFeverAU on X: "Cup Fever! won't be posting on Twitter/X, so join the fun on Insta/Facebook/TikTok today - @cupfeverau"
Tags for RadioInfo's article: David M. Green; In The Talking [sic]; Podcast.
From YouTube account "Stay Tuned!": "Hi subscribers, just a quick update. Earlier this morning my channel was terminated by YouTube. I contacted the company that issued the breach notices and they have kindly agreed to revoke them, which allowed the channel to remain active. However, this has come with a cost. All content featuring Number 96 has been removed from the channel. If you'd still like to watch the program, it is available on the Brollie website or on Foxtel through its Aussie Classics channel. Thanks very much for all your continued support."
Three actors with the caption, "You have to remove one movie from each of their filmographies."
Chris Lorax from the Daily Telegraph, portrayed by Tosh Greenslade on the Australian TV show "Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell", next to his quote: "Just a bit of fun."
Nominees for the Rose d'Or for Comedy Entertainment: - Ants - Have You Been Paying Attention - Last One Laughing UK - Mitchell & Webb Are Not Helping - Rob vs Romesh - The Ultimate Celebrity Car Park Showdown
From the movie Clerks, the phrase "I assure you; we're open!" is written on a sheet attached to the front of the Quick Stop Groceries store.
"WE'RE STILL OPEN - Event Cinemas Glenelg remains open and screening all the latest releases! Road works on Jetty Road are ongoing, but we're excited to bring you the biggest blockbusters to experience the magic of the movies. In the meantime, here is some important information to know. Parking is available underneath the cinema, via the entrance off Partridge Street. Cinema patrons can access 4hrs free parking, simply keep your movie ticket and scan it at the pay station before exiting to get validated."
Synopsis of "Fixer Upper: The Castle" on HBO Max Australia: "Chip and Joanna take on their biggest fixer yet, the famous Waco, Texas castle, and return the historic landmark to its former glory."