Checking the facts and truth behind copious claims made by Melbourne-based comedy trio "Aunty Donna"
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I'll be coming over for @micomfestival in April for a bunch of shows including Broden and Zach's shows! Get around my mate @ty_gray_hooray who's solo show is sure to be a hoot!
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Brass tacks refer to small pins used to measure the length of cloth material. The saying specifically refers to something of immediate practical importance.
Instantly eating my words to say that the song by Savage Garden is called The Animal Song, not Cannonballs
I would like to thank this community and the @AuntyDonnaBoys for the support over the last 6-7 years. It's been a blast. It's not goodbye forever, should the boys choose to use this opportunity to run rampant, I will be here waiting and watching.
But for now, I am content with my "quiet quitting" and hope I have provided an indispensable service to the @AuntyDonnaBoys community.
Secondly, I believe my duties as a fact checker of @AuntyDonnaBoys has been such a resounding success that my duties are no longer as pertinent as they once were. Simply put, I have made the boys honest, and strive for a world of truth in comedy.
@AuntyDonnaBoys I'm very happy for the Mark party and look forward to his promises of BOTH OF S2 and Coffee Cafe S2. Next election my vote will go to the party that promises to release the Chaperones pilot.
Malt refers to malted barley or other grain that has been steeped, germinated, and dried. It is then used for brewing or distilling and vinegar-making, among many other uses in foods.
@AuntyDonnaBoys @thefootywithbro as a devout Richmond fan, Mark's story about Richmond's HHH sessions is 100% real. Brandon Ellis's HHH session has been regarded as a pivotal moment that brought the playing group much closer.
Flaccid is derived from the French flaccide, or Latin flaccidus/flaccus meaning ‘flabby’, while fallacy was derived 200 years earlier from Latin fallacia, tracing back to fallere meaning ‘deceive’.
In a recent clip, Mark sings the song "Squeeze Me Macaroni" by Mr Bungle. This was incorrectly announced by Zach and titled on the video as "Squeeze My Macaroni".
@MishWittrup @ZacharyRuane fact check continued: ice is the same drug as methamphetamine, not cocaine. The drug they may have been talking about would be crack cocaine, which is cocaine mixed with baking soda.
@MishWittrup and @ZacharyRuane fact check: GHB stands for gamma hydroxybutyrate, a liquid with high potency that can mimic the effects of alcohol and similar drugs. It is often used as a party drug, or more maliciously when spiking drinks.