Ride or Die is making a strong case for Hannah Waddingham as the next James Bond

Spotted a fellow Balatro player on the bus

Sparks put on a good show tonight. First time at the Glasshouse Theatre. Had to be sure they were a real band as I originally thought to documentary made about them a few years back was a mockumentary

Brisbane Comedy Fest 23 of 23 - Urvi Majumdar - Deserving of a larger room, some fun stories of being a teacher #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Fest 22 of 23 - Anisa Nandaula. An enjoyable show, but one I’d seen as a work in progress show earlier in the year, so I was paying more attention to how the show had evolved in between. #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Fest 21 of 26/2/2026 - Chris Parker. Rather than making a show out of a big momentous event, Chris finds the comedy in an ordinary day just like any other #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Fest 20 of a maximum sentence of 10 years - Brett Blake - first time seeing him do a live show after seeing him at some studio tapings of Taskmaster AU. A fun story of life as a kid in WA, second chances and a mum’s love #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Festival 19 of a lot - Eloise Eftos. An insightful look at love, sex, and relationships in the modern day, and fun to finish with inviting the crowd to a dance party on the stage. #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Fest show 18 of 93.92 on your ATAR - Emma Holland. A moving and hilarious tribute to her dog Teddy aka Sudoku Ninja. Almost enough to make me consider getting a pet #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Fest show 17 of 77 inches - Lou Wall. Where are all the tall grandmas? In the #briscomedyfest crowds. Also the second show at the Powerhouse where a female comic had hidden in plain sight in a chair on the stage before the show, but Lou took it to another level.

Brisbane Comedy Fest show 16 of a 400 year lineage - Sammy J. A hilarious tale of friendship over the years brought together by the greatest hero of them all #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Festival show 15 of bajillions - Danielle Walker. Danielle continues to be the best thing out of Tully and she deftly mixes the poignant with the hilarious #briscomefyfest

Brisbane Comedy Fest show 14 of a number - Lloyd Langford. First saw him on Taskmaster AU, and the second time I’ve seen him live. Show was consistent laughs, and I will now exclusively refer to milk as Areola Cola #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Fest show 13 of I should count my tickets some time - Josh Thomas. Similar energy to his series Please Like Me, and the first show to feature a fluffy dog #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Fest show 12 of who knows - Guy Williams. A riotous laugh through some of the worlds problems ending with a basketball game played for mayonnaise (it makes sense in context) #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Fest show 11 of who knows - Gillian Cosgriff. Tried on the strength of her Sexy Dragon song, and quite enjoyed the show which was very uplifting #briscomefyfest

Brisbane comedy festival show 10 of who knows - Celia Pacquola. Great as Nat in Utopia, Rosehaven was a tour de force, and I’m sure she’d have killed as Bluey’s mum. 2nd live show, expecting to have a blast #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Festival show 9 of a bunch - Tom Cashman. The expected combo of comedy and graphs, this time with computer code as well. Well worth missing the first episode of Taskmaster AU season 5 for #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Festival show 8 of a bunch - Takashi Wakasugi. 2nd time seeing him live, plus a fan of his time on Taskmaster AU. Good show, appreciate the insight into the conscript of wabi-sabi #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Festival show 7 of a bunch - Abby Howells. Great laughs and inspiration to keep plugging away at my efforts to open myself up to the world a bit more #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Fest show 6 of a bunch - Jack Ansett. Nearly missed dues to the bus running 20 minutes late, but glad to have been an unexpected part of the show #briscomedyfest

Enjoyed seeing some comedians fail to spell tonight

Brisbane Comedy Fest show 5 of a bunch - Hayley Sproull. Taskmaster NZ alum, very funny, left with sore cheeks from laughing so much #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Festival 4 of a bunch - Best of the Edinburgh Fest. Good laughs from all the performers #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Fest show 3 of a bunch - Tom Sainsbury. Smiled all the way through but an unplanned 12 hour shift at work beforehand meant I didn’t laugh as much as I should have #briscomedyfest

Brisbane Comedy Festival show 2 of a bunch - David O’Doherty

By picking a seat in the exact centre of the theatre I have not had to get up once to let people through to their seats even though I was 20 minutes early for the show #forwardthinking

Brisbane Comedy Festival show 1 of a bunch of - Joanne McNally. Fan from her appearance on Taskmaster UK Series 17, first time seeing her live #briscomedyfest

Enjoyed the first two episodes of Starfleet Academy. I like being in a part of the timeline that they have room to create rather than moving towards known events. Looking forward to more of the 32nd century

Watched Wicked (both movies) today and have concluded that the source of Elphelba’s power is social justice

Ass-bestos pants is the answer

Nothing can go wrong with this

Joy! Silliness! Passion! Words to live by from @alicefraser.bsky.social

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