What to do, when the world is being taken over by rampant, murderous Nazis? Well, here are some things we've been doing lately:
* Reading Little Women (a feminist manifesto, if an annoyingly pious one, and containing distressing sentiments about women's natural knack for cleaning)
* Watching Jeeves and Wooster (Jeeves's competence is so reassuring)
* Marching (a toilet picture from the Women's March on Copenhagen follows below)
* Internet-stalking interesting people (the less said about our activities in this area the better)
* Admiring pictures of Justin Trudeau (woof!)
* Ranting (we find ourselves feeling thirsty a lot, which is either due to us developing diabetes, or because of all the ranting, or possibly because of panting induced by pictures of Justin Trudeau)
* Donating money to organisations supporting democracy and human rights
* Cheering on all our friends who do amazing things every day
Here is a picture from a toilet in a pub somewhere in Copenhagen, where we and our fellow marchers enjoyed a large amount of wine and an even larger amount of ranting after the march:
We are also quite pleased with the signs we made for the march, and were even more pleased when, the second we arrived at the site outside the US Embassy, kind Danish people offered to staple sticks to our signs so we could hold them up more effectively.
Now to the main business of the day. We received a message from everyone's favourite biker boy, Jonny! It read:
Many, many thanks to Jonny for this refreshing view into the world of executive gents' toilets! Now for a reassuring Festive Video, before we go back to frantically checking Twitter, and crying. What one needs, in times of murderous Nazi mayhem, is unapologetic '80s punk rock!
* Reading Little Women (a feminist manifesto, if an annoyingly pious one, and containing distressing sentiments about women's natural knack for cleaning)
* Watching Jeeves and Wooster (Jeeves's competence is so reassuring)
* Marching (a toilet picture from the Women's March on Copenhagen follows below)
* Internet-stalking interesting people (the less said about our activities in this area the better)
* Admiring pictures of Justin Trudeau (woof!)
* Ranting (we find ourselves feeling thirsty a lot, which is either due to us developing diabetes, or because of all the ranting, or possibly because of panting induced by pictures of Justin Trudeau)
* Donating money to organisations supporting democracy and human rights
* Cheering on all our friends who do amazing things every day
Here is a picture from a toilet in a pub somewhere in Copenhagen, where we and our fellow marchers enjoyed a large amount of wine and an even larger amount of ranting after the march:
A sticker on this ad reads, "Sexism is still a problem - Don't ignore it, fight it". We couldn't agree more. |
We were proud of our signs, which we thought were intellectual yet poignant. Our Mum, meanwhile, was very amused by pictures of signs she saw on the internet saying "Ikea has better cabinets", and "We shall overcomb". |
Now to the main business of the day. We received a message from everyone's favourite biker boy, Jonny! It read:
Do you want a present?
We replied:
Wtf yes
Jonny continued:
OkA look into an executive office gent's toilet.
You even have the option to save the environment or dry your hands faster on dead trees.
I think my fans will appreciate the selfie too.
Oooh, that is a very tall erection, isn't it? |
What a very shiny bin! Nothing but the best for the executive businessmen. |
This looks very clean and comfortable. And the walls of the stall go all the way down to the floor! |
WOOF! |
Many, many thanks to Jonny for this refreshing view into the world of executive gents' toilets! Now for a reassuring Festive Video, before we go back to frantically checking Twitter, and crying. What one needs, in times of murderous Nazi mayhem, is unapologetic '80s punk rock!
Festive Video - Asta Kask, Johnny Boy
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The lonely hearts ad we wrote for Jonny back in 2013
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