Rudy Jean Rigg: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)

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The ABC’s first ‘queerespondent’ and co-creator of Rainbow History Class shares what makes them laugh online, including a singing dog, scary Furbies and Kath & Kim

f someone makes a joke, is it only funny if it goes viral on the internet? From the golden age of Tumblr to the current renaissance of long-form content, the only binary I’ve ever found solace in is the foundational coding of the internet. Its temptatious wormholes suck me in every time and I just let it happen. I have long since relinquished any agency over the situation and have zero regrets. Thank you very much. Heck, I gift my sister with her very own curated comedy special in her1.

. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. To view this content,There is something soothing about watching a dog that can make a “la” noise. Is it the actual noise, or is it that its little chin is stuck proudly in the air while it sings to me? I haven’t got an answer for you. All I know is that this cutie never fails to make me chuckle.

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