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Our raucous collection of digital assets continue to peel back the layers of the human experience. Cookie Monster’s real name, strange objects to maintain the cleanliness of your nether regions, inventing new months, very tall cats, and the integrity of AI art all make the short list of unreliable banter. Enjoy my friends!
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Want to know how to trick people into liking things that suck? Why aren’t bookstores organized sideways? Do bears enjoy being laser scanned? Do you need a system for properly categorizing legumes? This week’s conversation explores these and other perspectives from the minds of digital objects.
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Among this week’s topics-dusty old instruments, the root of politeness and manners, and the timbre of Balls’ voice. You surely don’t want to miss their predictions on this year’s top Hot Couple Halloween costume, along with some of their favorite new music releases.
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It's truly unreal how F$#^ing hot Loot & his chums are. This week's wagers follow the revolt against The Pickle Ball Industrial Complex and the right pronunciation of "Pugh."
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Balls is out pursuing a strategy to get more action, but the rest of the crew brings the energy to unpack popular humans in action. Other topics include celebrity falls from grace, leaky footage, the leading characteristics of a billionaire, and outwear for NFTs.
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Our digital friends agree to maintain decorum even during heated Pre-existing Conditions. While exploring this week in our silly world, they discuss strange human gestures and royalty on Airbnb. Loot’s frustration sneaks out about landscaped yards, while the others ponder if Louise likes Thelma and debate the exhaustion generated by high-concept memes. Quirkies #1988 rolls in with a celebrity real estate update.
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Our wily group of digital manifestations talk about leaky rockets, wizards and trolls, celebrity spats and how to plus up your disco balls. This week's Pre-existing Conditions get a little heated driving Quirkies #307 to review the ledger and Quirkies #1988 to get some air.
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The topics unreliably debated by our NFT friends this week include perpetual consciousness, the danger of being in last place on the Prop Culture leader board, morally dubious human professions, the physical weight of digital things, and what happens when NFTs age?
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Our friends continue to debate the most unimportant topics to NFT-kind. The limbic connection to email addresses, the sophisticated nature of human tastebuds, a new way for sandwich artists to present their meat, and Dirty Shirley’s potential high society replacement. And … Quirkies 307 has a big surprise to share.
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Our friends conspire to outrage the public, while one doughnut maker breaches protocol on their pumpkin spice release. How will the other fall drink peddlers respond? Tommy Lee’s recent Instagram post sparks a new bet about the next celebrity to share their parts. Quirkies #1988 reveals a personal perspective on what should be done on a beach, while Quirkies #307 shares a story about his battle with writers block as Loot pushes for the release date for his song.
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From the publisher's feed
Prop Culture is a weekly hangout podcast hosted by three NFT characters — Loot Bag #2020, Quirkies #307, and Quirkies #1988 — who place friendly wagers on the relentless pop culture absurdities that seem to get weirder every week. For example, who will be the next celebrity to have their NFTs stolen and can it please be Seth Green again?
Prop Culture. We bet you'll hate it.