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#WatchingNotReallyWatching

#FBIInternational has been playing in lounge room while i sit in my study and rearrange words i have been writing. sometimes the sound travels through the door. sometimes i emerge to stretch, or make a cuppa T. someone in the FBI speaks franglaise like moi “la plume de ma tante est sur la chatte de mon oncle”
There is a lot of Tv in this house but mostly it is #WhiteNoise — and what an interesting expression THAT is 🤔
If just 10% of USians have the worldview/ mindset in this show, not wonder the country is circling the drain 🙄 - in this episode we hang shit (politely, of course) on some (foreign but in their country) culture as if it is insular — “they” i.e. the foreigners have no computers or internet. “we teach our children whatever they need to know” says a foreigner, in really good english 😉

and more in that vein

#WatchingNotReallyWatching

#FBIInternational has been playing in lounge room while i sit in my study and rearrange words i have been writing. sometimes the sound travels through the door. sometimes i emerge to stretch, or make a cuppa T. someone in the FBI speaks franglaise like moi “la plume de ma tante est sur la chatte de mon oncle”
There is a lot of Tv in this house but mostly it is #WhiteNoise — and what an interesting expression THAT is 🤔
If just 10% of USians have the worldview/ mindset in this show, not wonder the country is circling the drain 🙄 - in this episode we hang shit (politely, of course) on some (foreign but in their country) culture as if it is insular — “they” i.e. the foreigners have no computers or internet. “we teach our children whatever they need to know” says a foreigner, in really good english 😉

and more in that vein

#WatchingNotReallyWatching

#FBIInternational has been playing in lounge room while i sit in my study and rearrange words i have been writing. sometimes the sound travels through the door. sometimes i emerge to stretch, or make a cuppa T. someone in the FBI speaks franglaise like moi “la plume de ma tante est sur la chatte de mon oncle”
There is a lot of Tv in this house but mostly it is #WhiteNoise — and what an interesting expression THAT is 🤔
If just 10% of USians have the worldview/ mindset in this show, not wonder the country is circling the drain 🙄 - in this episode we hang shit (politely, of course) on some (foreign but in their country) culture as if it is insular — “they” i.e. the foreigners have no computers or internet. “we teach our children whatever they need to know” says a foreigner, in really good english 😉

and more in that vein

#WatchingNotReallyWatching

#FBIInternational has been playing in lounge room while i sit in my study and rearrange words i have been writing. sometimes the sound travels through the door. sometimes i emerge to stretch, or make a cuppa T. someone in the FBI speaks franglaise like moi “la plume de ma tante est sur la chatte de mon oncle”
There is a lot of Tv in this house but mostly it is #WhiteNoise — and what an interesting expression THAT is 🤔
If just 10% of USians have the worldview/ mindset in this show, not wonder the country is circling the drain 🙄 - in this episode we hang shit (politely, of course) on some (foreign but in their country) culture as if it is insular — “they” i.e. the foreigners have no computers or internet. “we teach our children whatever they need to know” says a foreigner, in really good english 😉

and more in that vein

#WatchingNotReallyWatching

#FBIInternational has been playing in lounge room while i sit in my study and rearrange words i have been writing. sometimes the sound travels through the door. sometimes i emerge to stretch, or make a cuppa T. someone in the FBI speaks franglaise like moi “la plume de ma tante est sur la chatte de mon oncle”
There is a lot of Tv in this house but mostly it is #WhiteNoise — and what an interesting expression THAT is 🤔
If just 10% of USians have the worldview/ mindset in this show, not wonder the country is circling the drain 🙄 - in this episode we hang shit (politely, of course) on some (foreign but in their country) culture as if it is insular — “they” i.e. the foreigners have no computers or internet. “we teach our children whatever they need to know” says a foreigner, in really good english 😉

and more in that vein