Adults only · 18+

What's not OK

The joke is always "I'm bad at this" — never a real place, a real group, or a real person. Here's exactly where the line is, and how it's enforced.

Not OK, ever

What we ask of every prompt before it ships

Every line the contest gives you is checked against five rules before it's ever used:

✗ "G'day, throw another shrimp on the barbie." — the stereotype IS the joke.
✓ "Please return your seat to the upright position." — the joke is you failing at a voice, not the place.

The test we apply: swap the accent for a different one — if the joke changes, the place was the joke, and it gets cut. Copy always asks for your worst, never your "most convincing." Picture someone actually from that place at the table: they should be having the best time, because they're the only one who knows exactly how badly you're failing.

How every entry is checked — fully automatic

There is no human reviewer in this pipeline. Before anyone else can hear your entry:

What this can't do, said plainly: it reads words, not tone. A mean impression made entirely of clean words can pass. That's exactly what the report button and the prompt rules above exist to catch instead.

Report and block

Every automatic action is logged and can be looked at (and undone, if it was wrong) — nobody has to act for it to happen, but nothing happens invisibly either.

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