You Can Finally Post Gifs Directly Into Facebook; Have An #Auspol Gif Party About It

It has come to our attention, via a variety of savvy friends, that Facebook is now, finally, allowing gifs to be posted directly into your feed and comments. (At present, Facebook Pages do not seem to have been extended this honour.)

To make it happen, copy the link to the gif, and paste it directly into your status. 

We’ve taken the liberty of helping you choose your first. What a time to be alive.

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Julie Bishop Face

Occasion: U wot m8

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Tony Abbott Winking

Occasion: Creepiness; bigotry; recognising an unsettling, ominous irony that is pervading your nation

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Karlface I 

Occasion: Inner satisfaction

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Karlface II

Occasion: Deep inner satisfaction; interviewing a cat

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Albo + Plane

Occasion: Expressing one’s inner child; a statement of inner-delightfulness

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Barnaby Joyce’s Head Bob

Occasion: You are a new dad

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Christine Milne’s Turbine

Occasion: You are a new mum

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Kevin Rudd’s Dance

Occasion: Everyone you know is a new dad

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Young Joe Hockey

Occasion: Birthday; congratulations; flatulant celebration

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Clive Palmer Punch

Occasion: IDGAF

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Laughter I

Occasion: Finding one’s privilege and entitlement amusing

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Laughter II

Occasion: Finding one’s privilege and entitlement more than amusing

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Tony Abbott: ‘COME ON!’ 

Occasion: Incredulity; irritation; acknowledging unfairness

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Tony Abbott’s Tongue

Occasion: Thinking deeply about something that’s probably sexist

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Tony Abbott’s Nod

Occasion: Thinking deeply about something one doesn’t understand

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Kevin Rudd + Tele

Occasion: Sneakily dodging the paywall to hate-share

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Tony Abbott Shopping Mall

Occasion: National pride; sweet vindication

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Tony Abbott Onion

Occasion: One is out of touch with one’s people