u/skunkc90

Maybe this is a uniquely North American thing but basic white bitches love naming their dogs Luna, and I'm just really glad the Bluey writers decided not to name any of the characters that tired ass name.

That's all.

It took me awhile to notice, and I don't know that I've seen any acknowledgement in the sub that Maynard (Chilli's dad's friend the fisherman) also runs the petrol station Jack's dad stops at for directions in the "Explorers" episode.

I'm going to word this poorly, so my apologies ahead of time

From an ignorant American, dad of a 3yr old, and admirer of Bluey's little school, I have noticed that she can't read or write yet at the age of 6 or 7. My (probably incorrect) understanding is that this is like a new-age, forward-thinking type of education style, but I'm pretty sure most American kids can read and write to some degree by 4 or 5, and let's be honest, we're as sharp as a marble compared to a lot of countries. Are these skills they teach later *after* some of the social lessons? I'm really interested to hear from Australians about this. Thanks!

I don't envy Kansas for much (would trade weed for abortion rights though) but they are absolutely decimating Missouri in the license plate arena. Ours are boring and dumb af, gotta squint to even read Missouri up top, and Kansas is over here with numerous excellent designs on top of only requiring one plate. MO's next generation of plates better be better than this bullshit.