
The great thing about bucks shows is that there’s a good chance you’ll see boobs. Also, people get drunk and think they’re capable when they clearly aren’t.
Epic roll brew!

The great thing about bucks shows is that there’s a good chance you’ll see boobs. Also, people get drunk and think they’re capable when they clearly aren’t.
Epic roll brew!
I just spent the last couple hours helping Matt Hitch (www.matthitch.com) take a few shots for the new Salvadors (www.myspace.com/thesalvadors) music clip. I can’t give out too much information about the video but as usual Matt is creating a video worthy of watching at least 3 times.
Tom and Euge did a great job posing for us and I’m really starting to sense a theme developing on this here blog…
“I honestly think it is better to be a failure at something you love than to be a success at something you hate.”
The other day when Matt and I were debating who could bend more spoons in a minute I thought of this clip. Who knows why it decided to invade my brain at that very moment but you’d be bent if you didn’t find it funny.
There are many reasons to hate traffic lights. Their arrogant and bullying nature, that Amber “colour” they keep going on about (it’s orange), the preferential treatment given to the direction perpendicular to your own, the collusion. But, my biggest pet peeve is how they seem to frequently place an acquaintance (often a work colleague) in the lane parallel to my own. I’m bad enough at water cooler type small talk but removing the ability to vocalize my retardation hurls the awkward into entirely new stratosphere… the dumb zone I call it, or dumb area for the PC elite.
It’s always the same. I get stopped by the red devil, a vehicle pulls up to my left, I peer over to check the aesthetics and it’s Jane from HR. “Oh Hey” I mouth to Jane, accompanied with a lifting of the head to further acknowledge her existence, to which she replies with a cutsie wave. I quickly move on to my one and only routine. I grab the wheel tight and look forward, then back to Jane, then forward again like I’m Danny Zuko and we’re about to get all Grease lightning up in this bitch. Jane laughs. She’s so pretty. I appreciate her charitable appreciation by smiling back, which also indicates that it was indeed a gag and not an invitation to throw down. I look forward again, checking the other directions lights for any hint of orange. No luck. I start to freak out. I can feel Jane’s gaze but I don’t want to turn my head as I’ve exhausted what little red light material I have. I pretend to look for something in the glove box to buy some time. Her eyes are now burning my skull like a Vulcan laser beam. If we make eye contact now there’s a good chance I may enter some sort of awkward vortex, never to be seen again. I reflect…
“Jane’s pretty cool. Remember that time she used two smiley’s and “lol” in the one sentence. I think I can afford to broaden the strokes a little.”
I get my head out of the glove box and look forward again while simultaneously bringing up my left hand to the side of my face. I scratch my cheek with my middle finger, quite obviously using this as a means to give Jane the finger. Not a “I wish I could ride a bike into your groin and kick you in the tit” finger but more a “Hey Jane, isn’t it ironic how my hand says fuck you but we’re friends” finger. I look left again to get another whiff of the appreciation powder but Jane’s looking straight ahead. The mind ignites…
“Shit, did I offend her? Did she even see it? Has she been looking forward the whole time? Fuck fuck fuck fuck fuck. Maybe she’s religious? Do they even care about the finger? Fuck, I should have just kept my head in the glove box! Idiot! Maybe she’s just ignoring you as a joke. Yeh, that’s it. She’s grabbed this gag with two hands and is running with it. This is why I always loved Jane. Looks and humour. I should definitely ask her out in an email tomorrow. I better turn it up a notch to keep the banter going.”
I beep the horn. Jane turns to me. I poke my tongue out, give her the finger with both hands this time and mouth “Fuck you Jane”, with a big grin on my face.
She looks horrified. The light goes green and she speeds off.
I hate traffic lights.
“Dogs feel very strongly that they should always go with you in the car, in case the need should arise for them to bark violently at nothing right in your ear.”

I promised I’d never put semi-naked men on my page again but I couldn’t resist. Great catch Pete and Happy Straya Day!!!
“The meal is not over when I’m full. The meal is over when I hate myself.”
Probably the best 8 seconds on the internet