Noodles from the Hoi Gee Cafe are pretty damn good. It's hard to know how fresh their product is, going by how many customers they have, but the boys are having a red hot go and I have not died from dysentery yet, so hoorah.
I saw Public Enemies today. I am a huge fan of Michael Mann and yet again he didn't disappoint, historical inaccuracies aside. Do yourself a favour, go and see it.
This show! This show is ridiculous. There is so much batshit insane stuff going on, I can't even begin to explain it. It is utterly ridiculous and totally unmissable.
Thomas and I journeyed to G-Town to extract some old lockers from Toff's school. We hired a dodgy $50 removal truck. Rainbow Rush is the flavour to keep the stench at bay.
I am saving all my spare cash. Only 3 and a half months to go. Look how cool they look with their cool sunglasses and their cool jackets. If only I could be that cool. I am going to camp out for tickets. Wearing sunglasses. I cannot cannot cannot wait. A little bit of pee came out. Just thinking about it. Must. Go. On. Living. Only 3.5 months!
The roof of the Shot Tower building in Melbourne Central. We went to see (penis spinning around and then stops directly pointing at camera and the eye says) "Brüno". It was some funny funny shit.
Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana was named the Hottest song of all time today on Triple J. In honour of the first shot of the video here is a pic of a pair of blue All-Stars. There must have been a time in the early nineties when Converse executives couldn't believe their luck.
It seems like they want a High School for the Stan. I don't think it is necessary. The mean streets of this here Burg should be school enough for today's yoof.
This dinosaur was a gift from Grey to Berwick Jack. It cracks me up. It bites down on your finger and then it's little dino arms get going and eventually it make a meow sound. I am easily entertained.
Geelong played St Kilda today after both teams remained undefeated after 13 rounds. This photo was taken with 1:20 to go and after Gardiner from the Saints had marked in front. He kicked the goal and the Saints went on to deservedly win the match. But in my mind even though the Cats went down, ultimately, football was the winner.
I found this letter the other day. It was an experiment by Advico to see whether a crazily addressed envelope would arrive. After several days of waiting patiently it appeared. They evidently decided to "try Sheffield St". Ah ha ha ha ha. Slashertown.