Shooting epidemics and other deadly memes
Another day, another school shooting in the US – though contrary to CNN, it wasn’t the 23rd this year, unless you count, as CNN does, […]
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Girls Gone Wild on Brisbane Tinder, Part XI(b) – Welcome to 2018
Because you were all too busy yesterday preparing your New Year’s resolutions (“I’ll read The Daily Chrenk daily, regardless how often new ‘Girls of Tinder’ […]
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Girls Gone Wild on Brisbane Tinder, Part XI(a) – Farewell to 2017
Where has the year gone? Wherever it is, swipe left on 2017, though it’s a bit too late now. In any case, good riddance. This […]
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Girls Gone Wild on Brisbane Tinder, Part X
Oh my, how time flies – part 10 already! (find part 9 here) Thank you to all the girls gone wild and thank you to […]
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Trump – the children’s book
Bored with “A Hungry Caterpillar”* and “Winnie the Pooh”, or with some recent examples of woke children’s fiction? Why not try “Thump: the First Bundred […]
Continue reading »“COLOR YOUR OWN BERNIE SANDERS HERO” AND OTHER RUSSIAN ELECTION HACKS – The US House Intelligence Committee (almost an oxymoron there) has released some of […]
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Girls Gone Wild on Brisbane Tinder, Part IX
[Warning: adult content and language] Goodness, has it really been more than two months since the last instalment? And has there been eight already? Since […]
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Australian graffiti artist goes to the Israeli West Bank Wall – you won’t believe what happens next
As many of you know, more than a decade ago, Israel has built a security wall more or less along the border with the West […]
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Girls Gone Mild (But Funny*) On Brisbane Tinder
Tinder. It’s not all “Girls Gone Wild”, you know. Actually it’s hardly at all. Maybe 1 or 2 per cent of profiles, one in a […]
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Girls Gone Wild on Brisbane Tinder, Part VIII
[Warning: Adult Content and Language] Another few months since the previous installment of Tinder girls, and another several furtively whispered confessions from faithful The Daily […]
Continue reading »CHINA DENIES THE RIGHT TO BEAR’S ARMS – My favourite children’s character falls foul of China’s police state: Oh, bother. Winnie the Pooh has been […]
Continue reading »FROM WOODWARD AND BERNSTEIN TO WOEFUL AND BLACKMAIL – The chronicles of modern journalism: In 1974, the media brought down the president. In 2017, the […]
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Girls Gone Wild on Brisbane Tinder Part VII
(Warning: language & adult content) Part VII? It’s hard to believe there has been that many girls going wild on Brisbane Tinder. And yet, every […]
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Boys Gone Wild on Tinder, Part II
Because here at the The Daily Chrenk we don’t want to be accused of discrimination, sexism and misogyny – we are, after all, equal opportunity […]
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Girls Gone Wild on Brisbane Tinder, Part VI
I know your dirty secret: you say you only read The Daily Chrenk for the articles, but I know that what you really look for […]
Continue reading »STALIN AGAINST COMMUNITY STANDARDS – So Facebook suspended an account for three days on account of this meme: Either the algorithms or the people or […]
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It’s not OK, it’s White Power
Everything is offensive, everything is racist, everyone is Hitler, everyone is a white supremacist. Even you. Yes you. That’s right. Your whole life you’ve been […]
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Girls Gone Wild On Brisbane Tinder, Part V: The Birthday Edition
Warning: Language and Adult Content which may make parents of young women cry Y’all pretend you read The Daily Chrenk for the articles, but I […]
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Girls Gone Wild on Brisbane Tinder, Part IV
Be honest and admit it to yourself: you’ve been waiting for Part IV since the previous one popped up on your screen on Valentine’s Day, […]
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Boys Gone Wild on Tinder
I know that the International Women’s Day has just passed, but please accept this post as a belated present. When publishing the previous three instalments […]
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