Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Witty: Their tweets are filled with clever quips and sarcastic remarks, showcasing their sharp sense of humor, like 'I'm a delight' and 'judging party success by number of times I get kicked in the stomach while lying on the floor'.
- Intellectual: They often make insightful observations on complex socio-political issues, such as their analysis of Jenny Diski's article on white South Africans: 'I think a lot about the Jenny Diski article where she had the same experience of white South Africans to an extent you can be like intellectually sympathetic or confused but it's much harder when you have to meet them and hear the things that they say'.
- Principled: They hold strong anti-fascist and anti-colonial views, evident in tweets like 'colonisers: a bad hang!' and 'launder all the fascists into liberal democrats and fund them to kill all the communists, mostly'.
- Empathetic: Their advocacy for transgender rights stems from an understanding of the issues faced by the community, as seen in their tweet: 'It's legitimately the opposite of the phenomenon where knowing trans people makes you less transphobic because you realise we're normal'.
- Self-aware: They display a level of self-awareness and introspection, acknowledging their struggles with overstimulation in the city: 'I used to think I was good at dealing with, and even thrived on, the kind of big city overstimulation, but man, lately I have just been super irritable and pathetic about it and it makes me worry something is wrong with my brain'.
Weaknesses:
- Dark humor: Their sense of humor often ventures into dark and morbid territory, as seen in tweets like 'teeth go completely black' and 'judging party success by number of times I get kicked in the stomach while lying on the floor'.
- Cynicism: They frequently express a cynical view of institutions and authority figures, evident in tweets such as 'Total war against ALL international institutions' and 'Very funny that one rogue state has quite possibly managed to take out the UN, the ICC and the Eurovision fucking Song Contest'.
- Abrasiveness: Their unfiltered commentary and harsh criticisms, like 'launder all the fascists into liberal democrats and fund them to kill all the communists, mostly', could come across as abrasive or off-putting to some audiences.
- Oversharing: Their tweets occasionally delve into overly personal or graphic details, such as 'teeth go completely black' and 'stuck in traffic in central London after a long hot day where my feet hurt and every single person in the world yelled the wrong pronouns in my ear: I should kill myself instead of moving down here'.
- Emotional volatility: Their tweets suggest a degree of emotional volatility, swinging from dark thoughts like 'I should kill myself instead of moving down here' to more positive sentiments like 'their is beauty in every soul' within a short span of time.
Your Simpsons character
Comic Book Guy
November's caustic wit and biting social commentary bears a striking resemblance to the character of Comic Book Guy from The Simpsons. Both share a penchant for delivering scathing critiques laced with sarcasm, as evident in November's tweets like 'colonisers: a bad hang!' and 'judging party success by number of times I get kicked in the stomach while lying on the floor'. Much like Comic Book Guy's disdain for mainstream culture and conformity, November frequently takes aim at institutions and societal norms, declaring 'Total war against ALL international institutions' and expressing a desire to 'Raze it even to the foundation thereof'. However, beneath their curmudgeonly exteriors, both characters exhibit a depth of knowledge and intellectual curiosity that occasionally shines through, akin to November's insightful analysis of a Jenny Diski article.
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Some pickup lines for you
- Hey, if you were a fascist institution, you'd be the one I'd declare total war against. Want to grab a drink and talk about overthrowing the establishment?
- I may identify as a Liebherr R 926 Litronic Crawler Excavator, but you're the one who's really digging up my foundations.
- You must be a rogue state, because you've managed to take out my UN, ICC, and Eurovision defenses in one fell swoop.
- If you were a controversial take, I'd have to quote you endlessly, because your words are just that captivating.
- Let's ditch this sewer system and find a place where our unique shit and piss can mix freely.
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Unorthodox voice in the online wilderness, delving into politics, pop culture, and pushing the boundaries of what's socially acceptable. A truth-teller with a wry wit and a penchant for controversy. Come for the laughs, stay for the thought-provoking discourse.– @postoctobrist
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Gryffindor
November's fearless advocacy for their beliefs and willingness to challenge authority figures aligns well with the bold and daring spirit of Gryffindor house. Their declaration of 'Total war against ALL international institutions' and call to 'Raze it even to the foundation thereof' demonstrate a level of courage and defiance that Gryffindors are known for. Additionally, their staunch defense of marginalized communities, exemplified by their tweet 'It's legitimately the opposite of the phenomenon where knowing trans people makes you less transphobic because you realise we're normal', resonates with Gryffindor's values of standing up for what is right. Much like the famous Gryffindors of the Harry Potter universe, November exhibits a fierce determination and unwavering commitment to their principles, even in the face of opposition.
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Killing in the Name - Rage Against the Machine
The raw, aggressive energy and anti-authoritarian lyrics of Rage Against the Machine's 'Killing in the Name' capture the spirit of November's tweets. Lines like 'Some of those that work forces, are the same that burn crosses' echo November's distrust of institutions and critique of systemic oppression, evident in tweets like 'launder all the fascists into liberal democrats and fund them to kill all the communists, mostly'. The song's defiant chorus of 'Fuck you, I won't do what you tell me' resonates with November's rejection of societal norms and their call to 'Raze it even to the foundation thereof'. Furthermore, the raw, unapologetic delivery of the lyrics mirrors November's unfiltered and boundary-pushing commentary, which often delves into dark or provocative territory.
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