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  • 3 weeks ago | thespectator.com | Damian Reilly

    The problem with the future is it is very obviously no longer being created by cool people. Instead, it belongs to autistic nerds who want nothing more than to be a computer. Cool people invent things like surfboards, Ray-Bans and Triumph Spitfires. Nerds make profoundly uncool things like cars that drive themselves and the absurd Limitless Pendant device that I have been attempting to wear. Let me start this review by stating I hope the Pendant – yours for $199 – fails very hard.

  • 3 weeks ago | spectator.com.au | Damian Reilly

    The problem with the future is it is very obviously no longer being created by cool people. Instead, it belongs to autistic nerds who want nothing more than to be a computer. Cool people invent things like surfboards, Ray-Bans and Triumph Spitfires. Nerds make profoundly uncool things like cars that drive themselves and the absurd Limitless Pendant device that I have been attempting to wear.

  • 3 weeks ago | spectator.co.uk | Damian Reilly

    The problem with the future is it is very obviously no longer being created by cool people. Instead, it belongs to autistic nerds who want nothing more than to be a computer. Cool people invent things like surfboards, Ray-Bans and Triumph Spitfires. Nerds make profoundly uncool things like cars that drive themselves and the absurd Limitless Pendant device that I have been attempting to wear. Let me start this review by stating I hope the Pendant – yours for $199 – fails very hard.

  • 1 month ago | thespectator.com | Damian Reilly

    “I’ve been researching comedy,” CNN’s Elle Reeve announces grimly at the start of her hour-long interview with comedian Tim Dillon, released this week more than a month after it was recorded. What follows is an extended whine about the manner in which legacy broadcast media in America has ceded its status as the gatekeeper of the American cultural narrative to podcasters. Is it the most satisfying piece of television I’ve ever watched? Possibly, yes.

  • 1 month ago | thespectator.com | Damian Reilly

    “I’ve been researching comedy,” CNN’s Elle Reeve announces grimly at the start of her hour-long interview with comedian Tim Dillon, released this week more than a month after it was recorded. What follows is an extended whine about the manner in which legacy broadcast media in America has ceded its status as the gatekeeper of the American cultural narrative to podcasters. Is it the most satisfying piece of television I’ve ever watched? Possibly, yes.

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Damian Reilly
Damian Reilly @DamianReilly
15 Jun 25

What happened to Tucker? https://t.co/aeh94WSQKW

Damian Reilly
Damian Reilly @DamianReilly
12 Jun 25

Shot himself in the head just ahead of giving evidence. 😏

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BREAKING: ABC News reports that Boeing whistleblower John Barnett, who died this week, told a close family friend 'I ain't scared, but if anything happens to me, it's not suicide.'

Damian Reilly
Damian Reilly @DamianReilly
11 Jun 25

England’s best player of his generation. Joining City was a terrible mistake.

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