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O.A. Carry

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O.A. Carry (Owen Carry) is a freelance: writer, researcher, and verifiable.

He's a former associate editor at Know Your Meme, and has words in WIRED, 404 Media and Slate.

He owns two Kid Robot pieces. (One of them is a Ninja Town plushie.)

He believes wholeheartedly that if you use enough exclamation points, it takes all of the tone out of what you're saying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

O.A. Carry (Owen Carry) is a freelance: writer, researcher, and verifiable.

He's a former associate editor at Know Your Meme, and has words in WIRED, 404 Media and Slate.

He owns two Kid Robot pieces. (One of them is a Ninja Town plushie.)

He believes wholeheartedly that if you use enough exclamation points, it takes all of the tone out of what you're saying!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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The Abusive Clown Stroking His Shit Interview

The Abusive Clown Stroking His Shit Interview

The smell of a USB stick burning on a stove top. A nail pierces through the tiny bones in your foot. Human poop is excreted…

By O.A. CARRY FOR 65,000〡PUBLISHED: April 6th, 2025

The William Banks Party — Photos, Noise, Report

The William Banks Party — Photos, Noise, Report

PHOTOS by JACK LUDKEY, FULL GALLERY at END of PAGE There’s a spot between William Banks' eyebrows that, if laminated, slips, squeaks (just barely), then catches, like…

By O.A. CARRY FOR 65,000〡PUBLISHED: April 6th, 2025

Dr. Robotnik’s Lobotomy: The Return Of Pingas And Why YouTube Poop Is Back

Dr. Robotnik’s Lobotomy: The Return Of Pingas And Why YouTube Poop Is Back

"Brainrot," "lobotomy," "post-irony," "hood irony," whatever you want to call it, this recent era, of chaotic video, intoxicatingly stupid, ever-changing, increasingly absurd ("Join us, brave…

By O.A. CARRY FOR 65,000〡PUBLISHED: May 2nd, 2024

The Realeaterforever Interview

The Realeaterforever Interview

As so-called "post-irony" ruptures further into the mainstream, "meme" pages like Realeaterforever's offer a new look into the trajectory of internet humor. Why? Because surfing…

By O.A. CARRY FOR 65,000〡PUBLISHED: February 17th, 2024

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